After wrapping up his Got Back tour, the Beatles icon hints at a fresh record for 2025.

Sir Paul McCartney, the legendary Beatles bassist and prolific solo artist, has thrilled fans with the announcement of a new solo album in the works. The 82-year-old music icon dropped the exciting news on his official website while addressing fan questions after the conclusion of his Got Back tour.

The world tour, which ended with a spectacular final show at London’s O2 Arena last Thursday, saw McCartney joined by fellow Beatle Sir Ringo Starr during the encore for unforgettable performances of Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band and Helter Skelter. The show cemented McCartney’s enduring legacy as a live music powerhouse.

In response to a fan’s query about his New Year’s resolutions for 2025, Sir Paul hinted at his plans: “I’m already working on a new solo album. I can’t wait for everyone to hear it—it’s shaping up nicely.” While no official release date has been confirmed, fans speculate that the album may drop later in 2025, given McCartney’s history of teasing projects well in advance.

This announcement follows a creatively rich year for the musician. Earlier in 2024, McCartney unveiled Now and Then, the final Beatles track, which used AI technology to incorporate John Lennon’s archival vocals. The release stirred global nostalgia, reigniting the magic of the Fab Four while showcasing McCartney’s ability to evolve with the times.

McCartney’s solo career, which began with his self-titled debut album in 1970, has seen him traverse genres and push musical boundaries. His most recent solo effort, McCartney III, was released in December 2020 to critical acclaim, created during the pandemic’s lockdown. Fans eagerly await the direction his new album will take, especially after his ambitious return to touring and the bittersweet closure of the Beatles chapter with Now and Then.

As the festive season begins, McCartney looks forward to a well-deserved break with his family, but his remarks make it clear that his creative engine remains unstoppable. Fans can expect more updates on the album in 2025, further fueling the anticipation for the next chapter in one of music’s most legendary careers.