The first single off Paul McCartney’s upcoming solo album, The Boys of Dungeon Lane, has put the two-time Rock & Roll Hall of Famer back on the Billboard charts.
The tune, “Days We Left Behind,” has debuted at #22 on the Adult Contemporary radio airplay chart. It's McCartney's highest debut on that chart since the Wings track “With a Little Luck" debuted at #21 in 1978.
The rocker's last appearance on the AC chart was back in October 2018, when “Come On To Me,” from his album Egypt Station, peaked at #10, becoming McCartney’s 19th solo top-10 single. His first appearance on the chart as a solo artist was in 1971 with “Another Day,” which peaked at #4.
But that’s not the only chart where “Days We Left Behind” is making its mark. The song also debuted at #7 on the Rock Digital Songs chart.
The Boys of Dungeon Lane will be released May 29. It is McCartney's first solo album since 2020’s McCartney III.
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