Paul McCartney joins Bruce Springsteen for duet

Bruce Springsteen delighted his fans with a surprise appearance by Sir Paul McCartney during an encore at Liverpool's Anfield stadium. The legendary former Beatle joined Springsteen on stage during the second night of his Land of Hope and Dreams tour in the city. The crowd erupted in cheers as the two music icons performed a duet of the Beatles classic 'Can't Buy Me Love. ' The stage was lit with red and blue lights, and the atmosphere was electric as the pair shared a heartfelt hug while playing their guitars. This marked Sir Paul's first performance in his hometown since 2018 and his first time on the Anfield stage since 2008.

The excitement had been building before the concert, especially after Bruce and Paul made a surprise visit to the Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts, a school co-founded by McCartney. They spent time with students, sharing stories and advice, which added to the anticipation of their joint performance. Fans described the night as 'biblical' and a 'privilege' to witness. After the duet, Sir Paul addressed the crowd, thanking the people of Liverpool warmly.

Bruce Springsteen and Paul McCartney have a history of performing together, including a memorable show at Glastonbury in 2022. However, this was their first collaboration in Liverpool, making it a historic event for local fans. The concert was the final UK date on Springsteen's tour before he continued to cities like Berlin, Prague, and Milan. The night was filled with energy, great music, and a sense of celebration, leaving fans with memories they will cherish for years.