Paul McCartney

In June 2004, Paul McCartney performed a memorable set at the Glastonbury Festival, a significant event in his solo career following the release of his album "Driving Rain" in 2001. This live performance came during a period of renewed creativity and engagement with both fans and the music scene after a relatively quieter period in the late 1990s. The Glastonbury set featured a mix of classics and newer material, showcasing hits like "Jet," "Blackbird," and "Live And Let Die." Notably, this performance marked McCartney's debut at Glastonbury, making it a historic moment as he entertained a large audience with nostalgia while presenting his ongoing evolution as an artist. The concert emphasized his lasting influence on rock music and highlighted his ability to attract diverse crowds even decades after his time with The Beatles.

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