Paul McCartney Enjoys A Beatles Meeting With Ringo Starr At The 50th Anniversary Party Of Abbey Road

They are two members of the best-selling band of all time.

And Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr attended a Beatles meeting on Thursday night, as they attended the 50th Anniversary Party at Abbey Road, which is being held at Abbey Road Studios.

The 77-year-old singer opted for an elegant casual outfit with a dark blue denim jacket while he arrived at the brilliant star-studded bash with his glamorous Nancy Shevell woman.

Paul and Ringo were joined by a group of starred buddies while they were celebrating the golden anniversary of their iconic album Abbey Road.

The Abbey Road album is a late-career masterpiece that features not only the iconic cover of photographer Iain Macmillan, but also some of the Beatles' most enduring music.

Hitmaker Hey Jude paired his evening look with a navy blue shirt lined with a comfortable waistcoat and dark colored chinos.

At the same time, Nancy, a 59-year-old businesswoman, seriously put on a chic spirit with an ivory blouse she wore with black skinny jeans.

The American has worn her look with a pair of boots in navy blue socks, while an accessory with a pair of decorative pearl earrings.

Nancy wore her bright brown braids in loose glamor waves and accentuated her naturally striking appearance with gentle make-up touches.

Elsewhere, Ringo looked elegant with a graphic t-shirt with black pants, which was belted at his waist with a black leather belt.

He wore his look with a black satin jacket, while he opted for a peace symbol necklace and a pair of rounded shades with thick edges.

Barbara Bach was equally glamorous in a structured black jacket she wore with a delicate pendant and a pair of matching earrings.

The American actress wore her blonde locks in a dry blow dry, while sporting a neutral palette of makeup and black markers.

Nile Rogers and Taron Egerton also attended the stars night.

Earlier in the day, Sir Patrick Stewart attended a celebration of this iconic album in Hollywood at Capitol Records Tower.

The Board of Public Works 'President, Kevin James, Mitch O' Farrell, a Los Angeles City Council member, joined Patrick on a zebra crossing, similar to that shown on the front of the album.

This appearance comes after Gary Barlow interviewed Paul during the Beatles celebration for four days by BBC Radio 2.

And during the chat, the tube maker talked about his collaboration with Kanye West four years ago.

"What happened is that I learned that Kanye wanted to work with me. So I just thought, "Well, you know, I love his stuff so nothing goes", he told the Take That singer.

"So we did some secret sessions and we both said that if it did not work, we would not tell anyone!"

He then compared that when he was writing with his former Beatle star John Lennon.

He said: "I worked with him and it was a very interesting way of working. It was not two guitars like me and John, it was more cerebral.

"It was just talking and thinking and I was moving away a bit. And you save everything, it removes it and makes it a little bit.

The song that Paul and Kanye wrote together was called FourFiveSeconds and also included Rihanna.