Tonight, McCartney can also been seen on YouTube’s ‘Released’ when Chris Rock sits down to talk with him about 'McCartney III'.
The record topped the Billboard album charts on release in 1985 and spawned the hits, 'Everybody Wants To Rule The World' and 'Shout'.
The influential trio first took to the stage at New York’s Mercury Lounge on September 25, 2000.
The archive is currently in the early stages of development, but will prospectively launch in 2021.
The singer dropped a five-second clip of a melodic, wordless vocal harmony with the message "brb" on her Instagram and Twitter feeds.
The Mancunian trio's first new album in 11 years, 'The Universal Want' was released last Friday, September 11.
Due out on Friday, September 18, the song marks first new music from the singer since his fifth album 'Changes'.
The band also recently announced the release of a special limited edition CD and 7” vinyl versions of their lockdown track, “You Are The Champions.”
The trek begins July 10, 2021, in Milwaukee, WI and wraps in Los Angeles, CA on August 19, 2021.
The superstar dropped the track on Sunday evening to mark what would have been her 71st birthday.
The entire event, including some previously unseen footage, can be watched today on Facebook and Twitter.
Revealing the imminent new release on social media, the artist said, “It’s time to step out of the 21st century."
The party will be followed at 11pm by the YouTube premiere of The Streets’ documentary, 'The A-Z Of How To Make A Mixtape'.
The band have been forced to postpone their upcoming US jaunt due to the on-going coronavirus crisis.
Drummer Nick Banks and keyboardist Mark Webber joined The Charlatans’ Tim Burgess for his “Tim’s Twitter Listening Party”.
