Paul McCartney and other music legends partnered up for a special appearance at a Hillary Clinton fundraiser.

The rock and roll icon along with Jimmy Buffett and Jon Bon Jovi showed their support for the Democratic presidential candidate.

The evening event, costing 25,000 per ticket, took place August 30 in Sag Harbor.

McCartney performed some classic tracks including "Jet", and "Hey Jude."

The latter was led by Bon Jovi in a crowd singalong, that was filmed by TV personality Andy Cohen.

Bon Jovi went on to perform "Who Says You Can't Go Home," then continued with the duet trend by performing "Margaritaville" and "Brown Eyed Girl" alongside Buffett.

McCartney, who has expressed his support for Clinton on Twitter, also shared a dance with the presidential hopeful.

In response to the cost of the event, McCartney also joked it was “the first time that I've paid to hear myself sing."