- Beatles legend Sir Paul McCartney has confirmed that he will be performing at the Olympics opening ceremony this summer.
- The 69-year-old musician has said earlier this year that he was in talks to play a pivotal role in the 2012 sporting spectacle in London, and now he has confirmed his slot.
- "I've been booked. I would be closing the opening on 27 July," Sir Paul Mccartney said while speaking on BBC Radio 5 Live Drive.
- Oscar-winning filmmaker Danny Boyle is in charge of the opening ceremony, which is inspired by the theme Isles of Wonder.
- The Fab Four icon proved he knows how to put on a scene-stealing finale after closing Queen Elizabeth II's Diamond Jubilee concert in London on Monday.
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Beatles legend Sir Paul McCartney hasconfirmed that he will be performing at the Olympics openingceremony this summer.
The 69-year-old musician has said earlier this year thathe was in talks to play a pivotal role in the 2012 sportingspectacle in London, and now he has confirmed his slot.
"I've been booked. I would be closing the opening on 27July," Sir Paul McCartney said while speaking on BBC Radio 5 LiveDrive.
Oscar-winning filmmaker Danny Boyle is in charge of theopening ceremony, which is inspired by the theme Isles ofWonder.
The Fab Four icon proved he knows how to put on ascene-stealing finale after closing Queen Elizabeth II'sDiamond Jubilee concert in London on Monday.
The 69-year-old musician has said earlier this year thathe was in talks to play a pivotal role in the 2012 sportingspectacle in London, and now he has confirmed his slot.
"I've been booked. I would be closing the opening on 27July," Sir Paul McCartney said while speaking on BBC Radio 5 LiveDrive.
Oscar-winning filmmaker Danny Boyle is in charge of theopening ceremony, which is inspired by the theme Isles ofWonder.
The Fab Four icon proved he knows how to put on ascene-stealing finale after closing Queen Elizabeth II'sDiamond Jubilee concert in London on Monday.
