Paul McCartney and Abbey Road Studios go way back. He first set foot in the historic recording studio with The Beatles in 1962 and has kept returning across the decades since, both with the rest of the Fab Four and for his own solo projects and with Wings . It’s a relationship that just keeps going, with parts of his latest (and 19th) solo studio album, ‘The Boys Of Dungeon Lane’ , recorded in Studio Two – the same room where the majority of The Beatles work was recorded. READ MORE:  Paul McCartney – ‘The Boys Of Dungeon Lane’ review: a guided tour of the long and winding road In early May 2026, McCartney returned to that room again for a special fan listening event of the new record, where he talked through each track to a group of around 50 people. “It’s always great for me to come back here, because there’s just so many memories,” he tells NME hours later, sitting in the same living-room-style setup from which he addressed his fans.…