SIR PAUL McCartney today saluted Liverpool audiences and said playing at Anfield this weekend would be like “playing to my mates”.
The former Beatle will perform before more than 35,000 people as part of his contribution to Capital of Culture year.
He will be joined by The Zutons, Kaiser Chiefs and the Foo Fighters’ Dave Grohl at the stadium gig.
The former Beatle will perform before more than 35,000 people as part of his contribution to Capital of Culture year.
He will be joined by The Zutons, Kaiser Chiefs and the Foo Fighters’ Dave Grohl at the stadium gig.
Sir Paul said: “It’s great to be playing Anfield because it’s such a historical ground.
“My dad was actually born in Everton but I love the Liverpool football team as well. So I say I like them both and let people complain if they want to. I just claim special dispensation from the Pope.Š
“I love Liverpudlian audiences because they’re my people. To them, it’s one of their lads coming to play and for me, it feels like I’m playing to my mates.
“My dad was actually born in Everton but I love the Liverpool football team as well. So I say I like them both and let people complain if they want to. I just claim special dispensation from the Pope.Š
“I love Liverpudlian audiences because they’re my people. To them, it’s one of their lads coming to play and for me, it feels like I’m playing to my mates.
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