Whether you attended the Monday, Sept. 29 Paul McCartney concert at Acrisure Arena or not, you likely missed these celebrity sightings.

The intimate California warm-up show, which enforced a no-phones policy, also featured staples like "Blackbird," "Let It Be," and "Hey Jude."

Performing with McCartney is his longtime band: Paul "Wix" Wickens on keyboards, Brian Ray on bass and guitar, Rusty Anderson on guitar and Abe Laboriel Jr on drums.

The 83-year-old rock legend played for a relatively tiny audience of 4,500 on Friday night at the Santa Barbara Bowl.

Leonardo DiCaprio opened up in a new interview about the experience of attending an Oasis concert at the same time as Paul McCartney, describing the Beatles rocker's reaction to the performance and crowd love given to him while he was in the stands.

Alongside Wickens, McCartney was backed by the Hot City Horns brass section and his venerable band, including guitarist Rusty Anderson, guitarist-bassist Brian Ray, and drummer Abe Laboriel Jr., the last of whom performed a delightful rendition of the Macarena on “Dance Tonight,” a 2007 single from McCartney’s Memory Almost Full solo album.

There aren’t very many shows where you can reasonably claim that if it ended after the first number, you’d have gone home happy. And maybe even in the case of Paul McCartney’s concert Friday night at the Santa Barbara Bowl,

Paul McCartney has shared a new video on his official YouTube channel. Titled “Paul McCartney Rocks The Bowery – Tour Diary,” it presents a behind-the-scenes look at the musician’s surprise arrival and subsequent three-night run at the intimate, 498-capacity venue, The Bowery Ballroom in New York City.