Adam Levine Reflects on Nerve-Wracking Beatles Tribute and Paul McCartney's Thoughtful Apology

Levine recounts performing Beatles hits in front of legends McCartney and Starr, sharing how a lighthearted joke from McCartney led to a heartfelt moment of connection.

Adam Levine revisited his 2014 performance at a CBS Beatles tribute, describing it as one of the most nerve-wracking moments of his career.
Maroon 5 performed 'All My Loving' and 'Ticket to Ride' during the event, commemorating the 50th anniversary of The Beatles' Ed Sullivan Show debut.
Paul McCartney jokingly told Levine after the performance, 'You know, we did it better,' which Levine found humorous and fitting given McCartney's iconic status.
Months later, McCartney approached Levine at a party to apologize for any unintended offense caused by his earlier comment, a gesture Levine described as deeply humanizing.
Levine also confirmed Maroon 5's upcoming single by the end of April, a summer album release, and a fall tour, marking an exciting new chapter for the band.