Paul McCartney shares his “must-see spots in Liverpool”
Paul McCartney has shared his “must-see spots” for anyone visiting his hometown of Liverpool. READ MORE: Paul McCartney on the cover: “The Beatles were brothers arguing, that’s what families do” The discussion comes in light of the Beatles icon announcing his first new album in five years, ‘The Boys Of Dungeon Lane’ , which is set for release on May 29. Described as his “most introspective album to date”, the record will see the singer-songwriter reveal memories that he’s never shared before from his formative years in Liverpool, and find him “in a candid, vulnerable and deeply reflective mood, writing with rare openness about his childhood in post-war Liverpool”. His 19th solo album was also announced with the stripped-back single ‘Days We Left Behind’, which documents the pre-fame days of “smoky bars and cheap guitars” in the UK city. Since it was shared, McCartney has been asked by PaulMcCartney.com about specific locations that mean a lot to him in Liverpool, and places ...