Paul McCartney attended an Oasis concert: The Beatles legend filmed the show.

According to The Sun: SIR Paul McCartney enthusiastically watched Oasis's performance and decided to film part of the concert.

The legendary Beatles guitarist, 83-year-old Paul, along with his wife Nancy Shevell, 65, attended the concert of the Gallagher brothers in Pasadena, California, on Saturday night.

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McCartney, one of the founders of the Fab Four, filmed a video during the performance of the song 'Little By Little'.

Liam (52 years old) and Noel (58 years old) looked friendly on stage, continuing their Live '25 reunion tour.

Among other guests at the concert were actress Salma Hayek (59 years old), singer Rita Ora (34 years old), and Hollywood star Leonardo DiCaprio (50 years old).

Meanwhile, a set of t-shirts worn by Oasis, when they sponsored a pub team in 1995/96, was sold at auction for £2,355.

The rock band supported the Boltmaker's Arms team in Keighley, West Yorkshire, as two of their road assistants were from this town.

McCartney's New Album

Last month, The Sun reported that the Beatles legend will release a new album next year and plans to conduct a national tour.

Sources indicate that McCartney, whose last album 'McCartney III' was released in 2020, has already completed 90% of the work on the new album and hopes to finish it by the end of the year.

“Paul has been working on the album throughout the year and initially hoped it would come out at the end of this year, but, as often happens, plans change.”

“The album is not quite ready yet, but most of its parts are completed, and Paul is very proud of it.”

“Regarding live concerts, he told his team that he wants to perform again in the UK, so live performances will also be there.”

Paul McCartney's participation in the Oasis performance demonstrates how music continues to unite different generations of artists. Given his plans for a new album and concerts, fans can expect new creative works from the rock music legend. Thus, the music world remains dynamic, and fans can look forward to new projects that will be presented soon.