Monday, 23 June 2008

Paul McCartney Kiev Setlist Revealed

Paul McCartney performed to a staggering 350,000 fans in Kiev last night (June 14th), for the largest audience a concert in the Ukraine has ever held.


During the historical show, McCartney played thirty three songs from his back catalogue as a solo artist and both his former bands The Beatles and Wings.


The event was also broadcast on giant screens in six other Ukrainian cities, as well as on TV - it's thought an additional 10 millions fans watched Sir Paul this way.


Paul McCartney Kieve Set List:


Drive My Car

Jet

All My Loving

Only Mama Knows

Flaming Pie

Got To Get You Into My Life

Let Me Roll It

C Moon

My Love

Let 'Em In

The Long And Winding Road

Dance Tonight

Blackbird

Calico Skies

I'll Follow The Sun

Mrs Vanderbilt

Eleanor Rigby

Something

Good Day Sunshine

Penny Lane

Band On The Run

Birthday

Back In The USSR

I Got A Feeling

Live And Let Die

Let It Be

Hey Jude

A Day In The Life/Give Peace A Chance

Lady Madonna

Get Back

I Saw Her Standing There

Yesterday

Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band




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Monday, 16 June 2008

John Lydon Accused Of Allegedly Hitting A Woman

A woman has accused Sex Pistols singer John Lydon (52) of hitting her last year and is now suing him, according to the Associated Foreign Press.


Roxane Davis has filed a civil lawsuit in Los Angeles, as she claims that during the filming of a reality TV show in January 2007, the punk icon was unhappy with his hotel room and allegedly struck her.


A spokesperson for Rotten has yet to reply to these new claims.


The Sex Pistols are readying for their headlining slot at the Isle of Wight Festival later this month.




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Sunday, 1 June 2008

Madonna - Plans Go Ahead For Madonnas African School

MADONNA has started work on her all-girls school in Malawi, Africa - she has hired four of the country's most prominent citizens to oversee the "multi-million dollar" project.

The pop superstar announced earlier this year (08) she planned to build the educational establishment in Malawi, from where she adopted David Banda in 2006.

She told America's Elle magazine, "I'm buying land and getting permission to build a girl's school. The women will play a big role in the future and rebirth of Malawi."

Now the 4 Minutes star has set her plans in motion by hiring project managers to run the development, which will be on a similar scale to the $40 million (GBP20 million) South African school built by U.S. chatshow host Oprah Winfrey in 2006.

Madonna's lawyer Alan Chinula says, "A task force of four prominent Malawians has already been formed to head the project which will be on the scale of what Oprah Winfrey has in South Africa.

"It is a multi-million dollar project and we will get the real costs in the next two weeks."

The star's plans to build a school are reportedly part of her bid to improve her and husband Guy Richie's relationship with the country, after their adoption of David Banda caused controversy amid claims they had side-stepped Malawi's official adoption process.




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