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13 Jun 2022 · Mike McCartney still isn’t sure whether he’ll go to Glastonbury next month to watch his older brother Paul headline the Pyramid Stage. The younger McCartney sibling went to the Somerset ...
Mike McCartney (born 7 January 1944), previously known professionally as Mike McGear, is an English performing artist and photographer who was a member of the group the Scaffold. He is the younger brother of former Beatle Paul McCartney. Michael and his brother Paul were both born in the Walton Centre in Walton, Liverpool, England, where their mother, Mary McCartney, had previously worked as a ...
29 Nov 2021 · Acclaimed photographer Mike McCartney, brother of Paul, published a new book of photography about Liverpool in the 60s and 70s. Paul McCartney and the Beatles are well represented in this book, with previously unpublished photographs. From Mike McCartney’s Early Liverpool (genesis-publications.com): ‘I find lost photos and drawings all the time.
9 Sep 2021 · Far Out Meets: Mike McCartney, capturing the Liverpudlian roots of The Beatles. Eoghan Lyng. Thu 9 September 2021 18:13, UK. “There’s two [hillside photos] of ‘em,” Mike McCartney says. “One with our dad, and one with mum. It was in Wales, and I think a relative had something to do with it, and they had a farm there, and we ended up ...
6 Jun 2022 · The photographer reflects on 1962, a watershed year for his brother's band. Mike McCartney, brother of Paul McCartney, on ferry on the Mersey shooting pictures with Rollei camera Paul bought him in 1962. On June 6, 1962, 60 years ago this week, the very nervous, almost-Fab foursome of John, Paul, George and Pete entered EMI’s studios on Abbey ...
15 Jan 2024 · Paul McCartney ‘s younger brother Mike has shared a health update after spending his 80th birthday in hospital. On January 8, Mike McCartney spoke to fans on X/Twitter and shared a photo of ...
30 Sep 2022 · Only a few days remain to attend Mike McCartney’s Early Liverpool: The Exhibition, which is currently running at Atlas Gallery in London until 1 October 2022.. It follows the release of Mike McCartney’s edition, Mike McCartney’s Early Liverpool, his ‘definitive statement of a magic era,’ as revealed through his photography, illustrations and fascinating commentary.
