Paul and Ringo get back together at London gig

In a remarkable event that delighted fans, Sir Paul McCartney reunited with his former Beatles bandmate, Sir Ringo Starr, during a concert at London's O2 Arena. This performance was part of Sir Paul's 'Got Back' world tour, which has taken him across various countries, including France, Spain, and Brazil. The atmosphere was electric as Sir Ringo was welcomed on stage with thunderous applause, and together they performed classic hits like 'Helter Skelter' and 'Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band. ' Sir Ringo expressed his joy by saying, 'I've had a great night and I love you all' as he exited the stage. This concert marked the final show of Sir Paul's tour, and it was a night to remember for everyone in attendance. The concert was not just about the reunion of the two legendary musicians. Sir Paul also invited Rolling Stones guitarist Ronnie Wood to join him on stage for a performance of 'Get Back. ' This was a significant moment as Sir Paul played his original Hofner 500/1 bass guitar, an instrument that had been missing for over 50 years after it was stolen in 1972. The return of this guitar added a nostalgic touch to the evening, reminding fans of the rich history of The Beatles and their music. Sir Paul McCartney, now 82 years old, is known for his energetic performances that showcase his extensive musical career. During the concert, he played nearly 40 songs, captivating the audience with his talent and passion for music. One of the standout moments of the night was when he performed 'In Spite of All the Danger,' the first song recorded by The Quarrymen, the band he was part of before The Beatles. This song holds a special place in music history as it features the early collaboration of Sir Paul with John Lennon and George Harrison. Additionally, Sir Paul was joined by a children's choir to sing his festive favorite, 'Wonderful Christmastime,' adding a heartwarming touch to the concert.