Sir Paul McCartney highlights his trim build in a buttoned-up blazer and jeans as he dines out in Los Angeles

Collaborating with today's hottest artists and getting back to playing gigs, Sir Paul McCartney shows no signs of slowing down at 72.

The British former Beatles musician was in Los Angeles over the Easter weekend with family including daughter Stella and his grandchildren, who also appeared to be in town.

Paul, who is due to release yet more new music this year and will also headline Chicago's popular Lollapalooza in the summer, looked sharp as he dined at Mozza on Sunday night.

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Looking sharp: Sir Paul McCartney dines out at Mozza in Los Angeles on Sunday night, wearing a blue blazer and dark jeans

Looking sharp: Sir Paul McCartney dines out at Mozza in Los Angeles on Sunday night, wearing a blue blazer and dark jeans

The rocker highlighted his slender build with a buttoned-up navy blazer, which he paired with deep blue jeans and stylish shoes.

His hair was long and disheveled with flecks of silver, though the musician appeared to have staved off a full head of grey hair.

Sir Paul graces the cover of music magazine Q this month, looking youthful and commanding as ever with a guitar in hand.

Youthful: The 72-year-old appears to be showing no signs of slowing down and is even going out on tour later this year and hitting the festival circuit

Youthful: The 72-year-old appears to be showing no signs of slowing down and is even going out on tour later this year and hitting the festival circuit

With yet another return to music, the solo artist has celebrated successful collaborations with Kanye West and Rihanna in recent months and also has been rumoured to have plans to work with Ed Sheeran.

Paul spoke out in defense of Kanye in the magazine, saying that he was the type of artist that he admired, because of his 'balls'.

He said: 'Whether you like what Kanye does or you don't, he's an artist and it's his prerogative. His school of thought is that he's reclaimed the 'n' word, he's re-appropriated it.

'I love his balls,' he continued. 'If you're gonna work with Kanye you have to accept who he is.'

Busy bee: Brit star Sir Paul appeared to be joined by family while out in Los Angeles at the weekend

Busy bee: Brit star Sir Paul appeared to be joined by family while out in Los Angeles at the weekend

The showman has lined up plenty of gigs for the summer, including festivals and touring concerts but says that even after his many years in the industry, he still gets nervous. 

Asked how he felt when he tried out new material, Sir Paul said: 'Shy, embarrassed, yes, if it's not finished. The trick is to go off on your own and finish it. Go into the toilet - toilets are good. Separate yourself.' 

Paul, who flashed his wedding ring while appearing to fly solo on Saturday, is now happily married to Nancy Shevell and shares his time between London and the US for work.

Wedded bliss: Though he appeared to be solo, Sir Paul - now happily married to Nancy Shevell - flashed his wedding ring as he stepped out of the car

Wedded bliss: Though he appeared to be solo, Sir Paul - now happily married to Nancy Shevell - flashed his wedding ring as he stepped out of the car

Though the rocker, who's been married three times, still can't seem to shake off his association with ex-wife Heather Mills, who hinted at her six-year marriage to Paul in a recent interview.

Paralympic athlete Mills, who was married to the Beatles star between 2002 and 2008, blasted McCartney when she compared men to her love of skiing in OK! magazine this week 

She said: 'It's a rare man who can give you the same thrill that going down a mountain at more than 100mph can.' 

Won't let it go: Heather Mills, who was married to Sir Paul between 2002 and 2008 recently blasted their relationship in a magazine interview

Won't let it go: Heather Mills, who was married to Sir Paul between 2002 and 2008 recently blasted their relationship in a magazine interview

 

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