Orange News recounts how Sir Paul McCartney was a bit concerned for his safety in Mexico City on Friday night (May 28). His tour bus was attacked by a group of hooligans in a seedy part of town.
The former member of The Beatles gave a concert at Foro Sol stadium in Mexico City last Thursday and Friday in front of a large crowd of fans.
The visit ended badly when his tour bus turned into an impoverished neighbourhood and attracted a crowd that forced it to stop.
The hooligans swarmed the bus and climbed on top where they began jumping up and down until local police arrived.
A source says, "At first his security team thought it was just swarms of fans but when people started scaling the bus, the situation changed in a flash. Paul and the team were left shaken up."
Paul McCartney will receive the Gershwin Prize tomorrow (June 2) from none other than the President of the United States, Barack Obama.