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The musician Paul McCartney surprised his fans today by revealing that he would be offering a free concert this afternoon at "The Cavern", the legendary Liverpool club (England ) which saw the birth of the Beatles phenomenon.
The beatle shared on the social network Twitter at 9:00 am local time (08:00 GMT) that would give a concert in the lobby of his hometown at 14:00 (13:00). Tickets can be picked up for free, in strict order of arrival, at another location in the city from 10:00 (09:00 GMT).
Secrecy and lack of progress do not prevent the 200 entries The rumors of the performance began yesterday, when the star attended a conference with students from his old school, the Liverpool Institute of Performance Arts. (Lipa), at a meeting moderated by the singer Dough Group, Jarvis Cocker.
"Tomorrow we have a little secret concert somewhere in Liverpool," says McCartney.
In the session, the singer also said that the best musicians he had worked with were his former clbadmates from the legendary band who marveled the world with songs like "A Hard Day's Night", "Eleanor Rigby "or" Something "
" Of all those I worked with, they would be my fellow Beatles, they would be John, who was great, and George and Ringo, "he said in reference to other members, John Lennon, George Harrison and Ringo Starr, according to local media.
The musician added that when he played with Lennon, at the beginning of the race of the two, he could see "his brilliance before the world did it".
The performance in "The Cavern" is full of symbolism, as it is the play that gave birth to the Beatles phenomenon and where the group delighted the Liverpool public until 292 occasions between the years 1961 and 1963.
The last time McCartney acted alone in the room was in 1999, after closing its doors in 1973 to reopen eleven years later, in 1984, in an opposite location at the original, located on Mathew Street in the English city.
The 76-year-old Liverpool will take the opportunity to promote his new album, "Egypt Station", after a performance in the London Studios of Abbey Road last Monday and a planned world tour. of September. EFE
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