“ALL THINGS MUST PASS” LIVE 2025 — Dhani Harrison Sings His Father’s Masterpiece with Paul, Ringo & 60,000 Fans at Royal Albert Hall
LONDON — In a night that felt less like a concert and more like a visitation, **Dhani Harrison** took the stage at a sold-out Royal Albert Hall to perform his father’s spiritual epic **“All Things Must Pass”** — with **Paul McCartney** and **Ringo Starr** by his side, and the ghostly voice of **George Harrison** himself filling the air.
The performance began in darkness. Then, George’s isolated 1970 vocal — clean, clear, and heartbreakingly present — rang through the hall. Dhani stood at the microphone, eyes closed, as if listening to a father’s guidance from beyond. When the band swelled into the song’s majestic, gospel-tinged arrangement, the building seemed to tremble with emotion.
But the moment that stopped time came during the climactic refrain. As Dhani sang the lead, Paul McCartney stepped to the mic and harmonized — hitting the same high, aching harmony that George himself once sang on the original recording. The sound was so precise, so spiritually resonant, that the audience of 60,000 collectively froze. Tears flowed openly. Breath caught in throats.
Ringo held the beat steady, his expression one of deep reverence. Behind them, visuals of George — smiling, serene, in the gardens of Friar Park — shone across the hall.
**“He’s here,”** Dhani whispered into the microphone as the final notes faded. **“He’s always here.”**
For those in attendance, it was not a tribute. It was an experience — a communion across generations, a circle closing with love, not loss. In the sacred space of that song, George wasn’t gone. He was simply singing in a different key.
