Sir Paul McCartney has taken to Twitter to post the art work for his new double A-side singles, which is his first piece of new music since his last album back in 2013.
Following a whirlwind week that saw his Instagram presence rebooted as he played one of the most intimate gigs of his storied career, Paul McCartney is done keeping the world in suspense: 'I Don’t Know' and 'Come On To Me', will be released today as a double A-Side single.
Worldwide speculation about a new Paul McCartney album instantly reached fever pitch as his Instagram account whited out last week—only to ratchet higher as Paul was spotted taking selfies at landmarks in Liverpool the same day.
The evening’s climactic event was a surprise gig at the tiny Liverpool Philharmonic Pub, during which 'Come On To Me' made its live debut alongside a set of classics spanning Paul’s career.
The new track 'I Don’t Know’ is being described by his record label as a "plaintive, soul-soothing ballad as only Paul can deliver", and ‘Come On To Me’ is being hailed as a “a raucous stomper that fans that first spark of chemistry into a rocking blaze.”
These are the first tastes of Paul’s brand new studio album due out later this year on Capitol Records.

Paul to release all-new double A-side single ‘I Don't Know’/‘Come On To Me’. Full details HERE! https://t.co/ueNpy2nvmM pic.twitter.com/0IgAkiKiRT

— Paul McCartney (@PaulMcCartney) 19 de junio de 2018

Speaking about driving Paul McCartney around in his car singing songs together, James Corden said: "I'll never, ever forget it. It was the most incredible day I've ever had. If it turns out half as good as it felt doing it, I think we may have captured something really special."