Premier of New Scotland, Darrell Dexter, confirmed Tuesday that the concert by Paul McCartney in Halifax last summer, had cost $ 600,000 to the taxpayers of the province.

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Sir Paul McCartney may have set a new world record after tickets for his one-off gig in Las Vegas sold out an astonishing seven seconds after going on sale.

Paul McCartney says he is "thrilled" at the news of his sell-out gig.

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Sir Paul McCartney put his troubles to one side for the Brit awards and was honoured for his outstanding contribution to music.

 Sometimes things just slip through the cracks around here.  We forgot to report that Paul McCartney rocked out at the Roundhouse Theatre last week.  For someone who is not touring, Paul sure is racking up those promotional appearances and one-off gigs to promote the latest album, which is being released soon in super-extra-deluxe edition.  The setlist is not too different from the promotional gigs Paul and the gang performed earlier in the year, but it’s nice to see that he’s mixing things up a little bit. 

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Sir Paul McCartney rolled out Beatles classics such as ‘Hey Jude’ and ‘The Long and Winding Road’ at his intimate show at the Camden Roundhouse last night.

The event was part of the BBC Electric Proms and saw Macca enjoy banter and plenty of cringe-worthy quips in front of the 3,000 strong crowd. At one moment, he bellowed: "There must be a full moon, because we're howling! How-wooooo!" Ouch.

Despite the appearance of a number of Beatles numbers (also including ‘Eleanor Rigby’, ‘I’ve Got A Feeling’, ‘Follow The Sun’ and the opening ‘Magical Mystery Tour’), the set was heavily weighted towards his lesser known solo efforts and also the odd Wings track.

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Tourism bosses in Britain are in talks with SIR PAUL MCCARTNEY over the former BEATLE's plans to rename the London Eye landmark as part of a publicity campaign surrounding his upcoming DVD anthology. Marketing bosses behind the DVD launch have reportedly approached the London Eye bosses with a view to rechristening the big wheel attraction on the banks of the River Thames the MCCartney Eye. They also hope to beam the artwork for the cover of the DVD, which features the rocker's eye, onto the landmark in November (07) for the duration of the launch events. A source tells Britain's The Mirror newspaper, "It's ambitious but his people are determined to make it happen and Sir Paul may even perform a one-off show in one of the pods to make it even more special."

By Melinda Newman - ReZoom's Music Columnist

McCartney performing at Amoeba.

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