Paul McCartney got by with a little help from his friends during his Sunday night concert at Fenway Park.
The Boston crowd caught a piece of history when the Beatles great was joined on stage with Grateful Dead legend Bob Weir for a jam on Wings’ “Hi, Hi, Hi” and the Beatles’ classic “Helter Skelter, according to sources at the show.
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Weir’s Dead & Company had just completed a two-night stand at the famous venue. It’s just as well he stuck around because, until now, the pair had never performed together.
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And right out of leftfield, New England Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski made a cameo appearance for a spot of air guitar on “Helter Skelter” making for an usual musical triple-threat (see below).
Breaking news: Gronk has joined Paul McCartney and Bob Weir on stage at Fenway Park. Photo by @BlackBranchMC pic.twitter.com/PfEw31EkDd
— Vanyaland (@Vanyaland617) July 18, 2016
Very rare performance by greatest living member of The Beatles: Rob Gronkowski (via @mkarolian) pic.twitter.com/yFueY3W5T3
— Barstool Sports (@barstoolsports) July 18, 2016
.@RobGronkowski joined @PaulMcCartney on stage at Fenway for “Helter Skelter” pic.twitter.com/v8KN8SDYbk
— WEEI (@WEEI) July 18, 2016
The next stop on McCartney’s One On One tour is Tuesday night (July 19) at Hersheypark Stadium, Hershey.