Aid groups warn any invasion would add to already-catastrophic conditions for Gaza's 2.4 million people
McCartney will play New York’s Apollo Theatre for the first time on Dec. 13, in an invitation-only event for listeners of the satellite radio service as it approaches 20 million subscribers.
The concert will be broadcast live on six different Sirius XM channels. The company also announced the launch of “Paul McCartney’s Band on the Run Radio,” a commercial-free music channel showcasing McCartney’s catalogue that will run 24/7 from Nov. 29 to Dec. 26.
The channel coincides with the reissue earlier this month of “Band on the Run,” McCartney’s 1973 album with Wings.
“Sir Paul’s performance at the Apollo Theatre is our way of thanking our subscribers,” Sirius president and chief content officer Scott Greenstein said in a statement.
“We are thrilled to offer them an opportunity to attend the event and listen live to this once-in-a-lifetime concert on Sirius XM.
The news follows Apple’s announcement on Tuesday that the Beatles’ catalog is now for sale on iTunes.
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