Latest News About Paul Mccartney: Live Kisses

Here’s the latest I can confirm about Paul McCartney and Live Kisses:

• Live Kisses is a live film/documentary capturing Paul McCartney performing songs from his Kisses on the Bottom album, recorded at Capitol Studios in Los Angeles and released around 2012. This project featured collaborations with Diana Krall and other guest musicians, and it accompanies the Kisses on the Bottom era rather than being a new release in 2026. If you’re looking for the most recent updates, there hasn’t been a new Live Kisses release announced in 2025 or 2026, based on public information up to now. [cited material: Paul McCartney official news pages and related press coverage from 2011–2012 that describe Live Kisses as a 2012 release and its accompanying materials][2][3][7][10]

• Apple TV and PBS have carried broadcasts and streaming previews related to Live Kisses, highlighting the intimate Capitol Studios performance and the inclusion of interviews and performances of standards from the American songbook, plus the original track My Valentine. These broadcasts helped promote the film around the 2012 release window.[3][4]

• For a broader context, Live Kisses was promoted as part of the promotion cycle for Kisses on the Bottom, with initial live streaming events and later DVD/Blu-ray releases, as documented by Paul McCartney’s official site and major outlets at the time. There hasn’t been a known revival or re-release of Live Kisses as a new product in 2025–2026.[1][6][2]

Would you like me to pull more current sources or locate where Live Kisses is currently available to stream or purchase, if any platforms still carry it? I can also summarize the key performances and guest musicians from the Live Kisses era with a concise list.

Citations:

• Details about Live Kisses being a 2012 release with performances at Capitol Studios, and guests like Diana Krall and Joe Walsh come from Paul McCartney’s official news pages and related coverage.[1][2][3]
• Broadcasts and streaming previews tied to Live Kisses, including PBS/Great Performances and Apple TV listings.[4][7][3]