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Sir Paul McCartney MBE is an English musician, singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and composer and one of the most celebrated musicians of the 20th century.

He was part of perhaps the most famous British band of the 20th century, The Beatles who are regarded as one of the most popular and influential acts in the history of rock music and his songwriting partnership with John Lennon is one of the greatest of all time. McCartney has been recognised as one of the most successful performers of all time collating 60 gold discs and sales of over 100 million albums and 100 million singles of his work with the Beatles and as a solo artist.

In 1999 he received the honour of being inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame as a solo artist due to the fact that he has written, or co-written 32 songs that have reached number one on the Billboard Hot 100, and as of 2014 he has sold more than 15.5 million RIAA-certified units in the United States. McCartney, Lennon, Harrison and Starr received MBEs in 1965, and in 1997, McCartney was knighted for his services to music. He performed at the opening ceremony of the London 2012 Olympic Games and is seen as ambassador of British music.

McCartney first met Lennon at a church fete in 1967 where he was performing with his current band The Quarrymen, little did they know they would form such a close working relationship and would eventually become the most successful recording band in history. Cited as the driving force behind the first ever rock concept album, 'St. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club', McCartney kept creativity at the forefront of everything he did.

He currently holds an honorary doctorate degree from Yale Music, a Brit Award for an Outstanding Contribution to Music, twenty-one Grammy Awards and a knighthood. The tireless musician is still touring to this day and shows no sign of slowing.

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The Paul McCartney concert on October 30, 2014 in Greensboro, NC was far and away the best concert I have been to and I have been to many. To see this music legend alone is amazing but to see him and his band, not missing a beat the entire evening, goes beyond amazing. McCartney's voice gave just a little a couple of times but his enery and showmanship was spot on, and and other than those one or two times, his voice was as rich as ever. Make no mistake, the tickets were expensive but you get every penny's worth of your money back in the show you get. He started late, about 45 minutes or so, but then played for almost 3 straight hours and did 2 extended encores. Just amazing. I saw BB King not too long ago and he played about the length of one of McCartney's encores and just droned on and on for the rest of the hour long show, telling stories that I guess he found entertaining but no one else did, as evidenced by a few boo's. Sad and a waste of good money. Don't get me wrong-I still love BB King but it was a sad waste of time and money that night. You will not have any waste seeing Paul McCartney. His renditions of the old Beatles songs were a delightful step back in time, his Wings songs as tight as ever and it all just got better and better. The lighting and background effects on a large wall of lights produced beautiful effects that went from psychadelic to photo's of children, the Beatels, buildings and more. Standing alone and playing an acoustic guitar on a large block that rose about 20 feet above the stage was fantastic, with a full moon, leafless tree and midnight blue sky behind him. And then a large blue rose forming on the front of the block just set the mood for his excellent guitarwork and vocals. When the show ends with Live and Let Die, they pyrotechnics were amazing. The roar of about 16,000 fans combined with fireworks and blasts of flames in perfect unison was the way to hit a finale. And the 2 encores were a perfect end to a perfect night. If you get a chance to see Paul McCarney, go-just go! Worth the money and then some!

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PAUL MCCARTNEY is Out There playing for 3 hours. Yes, that is right! Pauly rocked the sold out show for 3 hours. This is the third time I have had the pleasure of seeing him and have seen many other bands but this was the best show I have ever seen. Not only did he rock out with fab Beatle songs like "Helter Skelter" but he also slowed it down with songs like "The Long And Winding Road". He treated us to some great Wings surprises like "Hi Hi Hi" and "Listen To What The Man Said". He also played some great songs from his latest album "New". I have his concert DVD's and he added many different songs to the mix while still keeping in some of the hoped for favorites.

I don't want to give anything away but there are some awesome surprises music wise awaiting the lucky person who will attend one of his shows.

This is a must see show, the material spanned his entire career. He sounded fantastic and he looks great! To all the ladies out there, you will still swoon when you see him! I did! He was funny and charming. One of the most refreshing things was that you could tell he was having an awesome time and you felt like he wanted to stay and play longer as much as you wanted him to stay and play longer! He really shows his fans that he cares about us as much as we care about him.

A very cool and unexpected event: He brought a couple up onstage who had a sign stating that he was ordained and would he marry them. He did a short little ceremony for them stating that it really wasn't legal but it was awesome! I totally wanted to grab the guy next to me (who I didn't know) and yell "We're next!"

I really think this is a show for anyone who really loves music. Paul was changing his guitar's and bass's out even playing one of his original guitars that he used for Sgt.Peppers. Throwing in an awesome tribute to Jimi Hendrix. Go see him if you get the chance. I would go again tonight if I could!

Beatles legend and Wings mainman, Paul McCartney will remain indelibly etched into the annals of time. The humanitarian, bassist and vocalist has traversed six decades, performing in some of the world's biggest and best venues, at historic moments (Band Aid), and unique moments (who ever pegged Macca as a Nirvana member?!), McCartney is a one-of-a-kind performer, fully deserving his place in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. The 72-year-old Liverpudlian is entirely at ease on stage – he's essentially lived there for the best portion of his life – his catalogue is studded with megaton hits. Bond theme “Live And Let Die” (replete with flamethrowers when performed at festivals), Stevie Wonder duet “Ebony and Ivory”, “Coming Up” and “Jet” are non-Beatles bangers, but he frequently performs legendary cuts like “Let It Be”, “Back In The USSR” and “Hey Jude” at the end of his sets. How thoroughly immense is it watching a genuine Beatle lead a rousing chorus of “Naa naa naa nanananaaaaa?" Though arguably not as elastic as he once was – don't expect too many backflips – he's still a consummate entertainer. His voice has aged, but he still smashes every note, and his fretwork's not diminished a smidgen. It's rare you get to see a legend in the flesh, but grab any chance to witness McCartney, and you'll not regret it.

Paul McCartney. Just let the legend of that name sink in.

I can honestly, without a doubt say that this was the best concert/show I have ever been to (and I have been to numerous concerts).

Not only did he perform his New songs, but he performed all of his hits from The Beatles to The Wings as well. And I am sure he barely hit the top of the iceberg with what he performed considering his incredible library of number 1s and hundreds upon hundreds of songs.

This 72 year old man performed a 3 hour nonstop performance in clouding pyrotechnics, memoriams to his late and great Beatle counterparts, and 3 encores without breaking a sweat.

He may not be able to hold his notes as long as he did when he was younger but he still sounded amazing nonetheless. I was blown away and so happy that I can tell my kids when I am older that I saw one of The Beatles and it was perfect.

I don't think I have ever recommended a concert as highly as I am for Sir Paul. He is a living legend and am honored to have seen him rocking, running all over the place and putting on a great performance at the age of 72.

YOU MUST GO SEE HIM LIVE. It's an experience well worth the money and his tickets start at 25 for far seats but even so, WORTH IT.

BEST CONCERT OF MY LIFE!! I can say Even one of the most incredible moments of my life. I know what it means being able to see the legend Sir Paul McCartney live and he fullfill all my expectations and way more! His band is absolutely amazing!

But let me tell you the highlight of my year:

I could only afford the cheapest level tickets but I was more than ok with that since i was going to see my idol, then on my way to our seats with my 2 girlfriends, an angel waiting at the top of the stairs ask us to see our tickets and then offer to change them, we were surprised and maybe thinking it was a scam but then she pulled her envelope with 3 FIRST ROW TICKETS!! Best seat in the arena, she identify herself as part of Sir Paul team, and after many thank yous and hugs we went to see the biggest concert.

Thats why he is the absolutely GREATEST rock star of this planet! Beacuse he truly cares about his audiences, i will never in my wildest dreams tought i was going to see able to be on the first row, besides the wonderful drama of the situation his performance was perfect, spotless, he is full of energy and will be forever grateful to him for such an amazing night.

Sir Paul McCartney concert in Munchen was fabulous (Fab four, Fab one :)). The Olympiastadion was full of happy delighted people who were lucky enough to get a ticket. There were Beatles fans along with Wings and Macca fans from many different countries, young and not so young people, all cheerfully singing the everlasting songs and dancing to our beloved music that defined the lives of many of us. The show went on for full 2 hours and 40 minutes, almost 40 songs from all periods, from late 50's to nowadays hits.

For me, it was a once in a lifetime event. I grew up with Beatles and Paul McCartney music, and I have been waiting for a long time for this. It's been a long time since I bought my first Beatles record, even long time since I bought my last one (not to mention I have all Beatles records plus many of their solo albums :)), and the possibility to see one of my heroes live in concert, it was just a dream come true.

It was worth every single penny spent on concert ticket, air ticket, airport transfers, accomodation for couple of days, and of course whole lotta german beer :)

Long live Sir Paul, long live Beatles, forever live their eternal music!

¡Qué decir de la experiencia de ver a McCartney en vivo! Como leí en varias crónicas periodísticas, es imposible transmitir las sensaciones vividas.

Por suerte, pude disfrutar del show completo contra las vallas delanteras a la derecha del escenario, con la pared de parlantes de frente. Me sentí completamente knockeado por la contundencia del sonido.

McCartney despliega todo su talento sobre el escenario sin mezquinar nada que sus 73 años le permiten hacer. Es cierto que su voz falla a veces, pero eso no es lo importante. Lo importante es que no la esconde debajo de coristas, efectos o cambios de tonalidad. Si tiene que soltar un grito o un aullido, lo hace. Aunque falle.

Son muchos los climas que maneja, alternando híper clásicos beatles, composiciones de sus últimos discos y demás gemas de su extenso catálogo. Se puede decir con seguridad que es uno de los shows más completos que pueden disfrutarse. No cualquiera alberga en sus composiciones, las obras más fundamentales del cancionero pop del último siglo.

Ojalá podamos disfrutarlo varios años más. ¡No me doy por satisfecho!

This is the second time I've seen Paul McCartney in the past few years, and yet again he did NOT disappoint. First of all, he played almost 3 hours both times, so you will get plenty of bang for your buck based on the duration of his show alone. Secondly, considering he is 72 years old, he still nails most of the hard notes and delivers a true, genuine performance while frequently interacting with the audience in between songs. Paul is a very personable character that makes the fans feel appreciated and loved as much as we love him. His show started with a few songs that would be recognizable to the casual fan, it delved off into some less "commonly" known songs and a couple cuts from his new album (which also sounded great), then he closed out the show with MANY huge hits and sing-alongs that definitely left the audience wanting more! The pyrotechnics that kicked in during Live and Let Die were unexpected and amazing! I think he also did three encores as well, and I would definitely return to watch any future shows he does in Kansas City!

I don't need to say how amazing this man is and how happy I am to have attended this show. On "Live and let die" there was even pyrotechnics and fireworks. Paul was telling us stories, singing and joking, I think he switched more than 5 guitars during the show and the evening was just overall beautiful.

The venue was terrible, though.. There was no warning about not bringing the bags and we had to pay 15 Euros to leave the bag before getting in - backpacks were not allowed at all (so they basically forced us to give this money as it was too late to go back to hotel and leave it there). Also the security check was useless.. We were drinking in line to warm up and forgot about empty bottle in the pocket.. Guess what? We were able to bring a GLASS BOTTLE through security check, cause we didn't remember and they never checked.. What if I was a psycho? It's glass after all.

As soon as the legend, Sir Paul McCartney himself took the stage, the magic began! He performed for three solid hours, entertaining the crowd with songs written with the Beatles, with Wings, and on his own. I got teary-eyed when he first came into view, as you don't expect to see a legend, at 72 years old, still performing at the top of his game! Paul McCartney still LOVES what he does! Financially, he doesn't need to perform. He does it because he loves to and because he still can, which is impressive! This concert shall be one of my favorites for a long time - and I've attend many concerts in my lifetime. He came out and did two encores, even running around the stage. He never sat down unless poised at the piano. A legend, a master, a must-see!

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Get ready to rock and roll, because the legendary Paul McCartney is hitting the road once again for his highly anticipated tour in 2024! If you’re a die-hard fan or just someone looking for an unforgettable live music experience, this is the event you don’t want to miss. In this article, we’ll dive into all the juicy details about Paul McCartney’s Tour 2024, including how to get tickets, tour dates, the setlist, and even the price. So, grab your dancing shoes and let’s get ready to join Sir Paul on an epic musical journey!

When it comes to music icons, Paul McCartney needs no introduction. As one of the founding members of The Beatles and a prolific solo artist, McCartney has been captivating audiences around the world for decades. And now, he’s back on tour to bring his timeless hits and new releases to fans old and new. Whether you’re a fan of classics like “Hey Jude” and “Let It Be” or eager to hear his latest tracks, this tour promises to be a spectacular showcase of McCartney’s incredible talent and showmanship.

So, how can you secure your spot at one of Paul McCartney’s electrifying live shows? Stay tuned as we reveal everything you need to know about tickets, tour dates, the setlist, and even the price. Get ready to sing along, dance like nobody’s watching, and create memories that will last a lifetime. Paul McCartney Tour 2024 is on its way, and it’s

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Paul McCartney Tour 2024: Tickets, Dates, Setlist & Price

Are you ready for an unforgettable experience? Paul McCartney is hitting the road in 2024 for his highly anticipated tour. Get your tickets now and don’t miss the chance to see this legendary artist perform live. The tour dates are yet to be announced, but stay tuned for updates on his official website. As for the setlist, you can expect a mix of his classic hits and new material. Prices will vary depending on the venue and seating section. Don’t wait, secure your tickets and be part of music history!

Paul McCartney, the legendary musician and former member of The Beatles, is embarking on a highly anticipated tour in 2024. Fans around the world are eagerly awaiting the opportunity to see McCartney perform live and experience his timeless music. In this article, we will provide all the essential details about the Paul McCartney Tour 2024, including ticket information, tour dates, setlist expectations, and pricing. Whether you’re a die-hard fan or simply curious about McCartney’s upcoming tour, you’ve come to the right place.

Ticket Information

Securing tickets for the Paul McCartney Tour 2024 is a top priority for fans. Given McCartney’s immense popularity, tickets are expected to sell out quickly, so it’s essential to stay informed about the ticketing process. Tickets will be available for purchase through various platforms, including off https://www.paulmccartney.com/ https://www.paulmccartney.com/ icial ticketing websites, authorized resellers, and possibly even exclusive pre-sales. It is advisable to sign up for newsletters or follow official social media accounts for updates on ticket release dates and sales.

When purchasing tickets, it’s important to be aware of potential scams or unauthorized sellers. Stick to reputable sources and platforms to ensure the validity and authenticity of your tickets. Additionally, consider factors such as seating options, VIP packages, and any potential age restrictions or special requirements for attending the concert. By being well-prepared and proactive, you can increase your chances of securing tickets for this highly sought-after event.

The Paul McCartney Tour 2024 is expected to span across multiple cities and countries, providing fans worldwide with the opportunity to witness McCartney’s incredible live performances. While specific tour dates have yet to be announced, rumors suggest that McCartney will embark on an extensive tour, including both major cities and smaller, more intimate venues.

McCartney has a history of captivating audiences with his energetic and memorable live shows. From iconic stadiums to intimate theaters, McCartney has a knack for creating an immersive and unforgettable concert experience. Fans can expect a diverse range of tour dates, catering to various locations and preferences. Stay tuned for official announcements regarding the tour dates, as they are expected to be released in the near future.

Setlist Expectations

One of the most exciting aspects of attending a Paul McCartney concert is the opportunity to hear a carefully curated setlist featuring his greatest hits and fan-favorite songs. McCartney’s vast discography spans several decades, offering a rich selection of songs that have become an integral part of music history. While the exact setlist for the Paul McCartney Tour 2024 remains unknown, fans can anticipate a mix of classic Beatles tracks, beloved solo hits, and perhaps even some surprises.

McCartney has a talent for seamlessly blending older songs with newer material, creating a dynamic and engaging performance. His concerts often feature iconic tracks such as “Hey Jude,” “Let It Be,” and “Live and Let Die,” among many others. The inclusion of deep cuts and lesser-known gems adds an element of excitement, ensuring that each concert is a unique experience for both longtime fans and newcomers alike.

When it comes to ticket pricing for the Paul McCartney Tour 2024, several factors come into play. The cost of tickets can vary depending on the seating section, venue capacity, and demand. McCartney’s concerts often offer a range of ticket options to accommodate different budgets, from general admission standing tickets to premium VIP packages.

It’s important to note that ticket prices for high-profile artists like Paul McCartney tend to be in the higher range due to the demand and the overall production value of the concert. However, the experience of witnessing a living legend like McCartney perform live is truly priceless for many fans. Keep an eye out for official announcements regarding ticket prices, as they will provide the most accurate and up-to-date information on the cost of attending the Paul McCartney Tour 2024.

Key Takeaways: Paul McCartney Tour 2024 – Tickets, Dates, Setlist & Price

• Paul McCartney, the legendary musician, is going on tour in 2024.
• You can buy tickets for the tour to see Paul McCartney perform live.
• The tour dates will be announced soon, so stay tuned for updates.
• During the tour, Paul McCartney will be performing a setlist of his greatest hits.
• The price of tickets may vary depending on the seating section and location of the concert.

Frequently Asked Questions

Here are some commonly asked questions about Paul McCartney’s upcoming tour in 2024, including information about tickets, dates, setlist, and prices.

1. When and where will Paul McCartney’s tour take place in 2024?

Paul McCartney’s tour in 2024 will take place in various cities around the world. While specific dates and venues have not yet been announced, fans can expect the tour to include stops in major cities across North America, Europe, and possibly other regions. Stay tuned for updates on the official tour announcement for more details on dates and locations.

Paul McCartney is known for his energetic performances and captivating stage presence, so fans can anticipate an unforgettable experience at each concert.

2. How can I purchase tickets for Paul McCartney’s tour?

Tickets for Paul McCartney’s tour can be purchased through various channels. The most common method is to visit official ticketing websites or platforms that partner with the tour. These platforms often offer pre-sale opportunities for fans who sign up for their newsletters or follow McCartney’s official social media accounts.

Additionally, authorized ticket resellers may also have tickets available for purchase. It’s important to ensure that you are purchasing from legitimate sources to avoid scams or counterfeit tickets. Keep an eye out for the official tour announcement, as it will provide detailed information on ticket sales and authorized sellers.

3. What can I expect from the setlist for Paul McCartney’s 2024 tour?

Paul McCartney’s setlist for the 2024 tour is likely to be a mix of his iconic hits from throughout his career, as well as songs from his most recent albums. McCartney is known for delivering a diverse range of songs that showcase his musical versatility.

Fans can expect to hear classics such as “Hey Jude,” “Yesterday,” and “Let It Be,” alongside tracks from his more recent solo albums. McCartney often surprises his audience with unique arrangements and special guest appearances, making each concert a unique and memorable experience.

4. How much will tickets for Paul McCartney’s tour cost?

The exact ticket prices for Paul McCartney’s tour in 2024 have not yet been announced. Ticket prices can vary depending on factors such as the venue, seating section, and demand for the show. It’s best to refer to the official ticketing websites or authorized sellers for accurate and up-to-date pricing information.

Keep in mind that McCartney’s concerts are highly anticipated and in high demand, so ticket prices may be higher compared to other artists. However, the experience of seeing a living legend like McCartney perform live is undoubtedly worth the investment for many fans.

5. Will there be any VIP packages or meet-and-greet opportunities available?

While VIP packages and meet-and-greet opportunities have been offered in the past for Paul McCartney’s tours, it’s unclear at this time whether they will be available for the 2024 tour. These special packages often include perks such as premium seating, exclusive merchandise, and the chance to meet McCartney himself.

Keep an eye out for any announcements regarding VIP packages or meet-and-greet opportunities. If available, these packages usually have limited availability and may require an additional cost on top of the regular ticket price.

Final Summary: Get Ready for an Unforgettable Paul McCartney Tour in 2024!

As we reach the end of this exciting journey through the world of Paul McCartney’s upcoming tour, it’s time to wrap things up with a final summary. Are you ready for an unforgettable experience filled with timeless music, electric energy, and memories that will last a lifetime? Paul McCartney’s tour in 2024 promises to deliver all that and more.

From the moment you secure your tickets to the exhilarating finale of the last encore, every step of this tour will be an adventure. The setlist is sure to be a perfect blend of classics that will transport you back in time and new hits that will make your heart skip a beat. Paul McCartney’s talent and charisma on stage are unmatched, and his performances are known for leaving the audience in awe.

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Lucy Leeson | Tuesday 01 August 2023 14:07 BST

Paul McCartney announces new major international tour

Sir Paul McCartney has announced a major new international tour, much to the delight of his fans across the globe .

Addressing his fans on Instagram , The Beatles star , 81, said: “We are coming back on the road. We are getting out with the band and playing places, some of which we’ve never played before. So, we are really excited.”

There will be six shows in Australia in the Autumn,with an Adelaide date on 19 October 19, Melbourne on 21 October and Newcastle on 24 October. McCartney will then perform in Sydney on 27 October, Brisbane on 1 November and Gold Coast on 4 November.

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Who would’ve thought that Paul McCartney ’s Got Back tour in 2022 would continue on into 2023 and even soon into 2024? We certainly didn’t. Ex-member of The Beatles , Paul McCartney realized how popular his original tour in the United Kingdom had gotten, and he decided to extend it further, much to our delight.

Fans worldwide were excited to know if their country made the cut, but Paul and his team remain very secretive about future tour dates. We’re only getting one country at a time, but we aren’t complaining. The anticipation has us at the edge of our seats, just waiting for more info.

Rock magazines and fanatics worldwide have a lot to say about Paul McCartney ‘s  Got Back tour . If you’re contemplating whether or not you should go to a Paul McCartney concert, these quotes should help you make up your mind:

“ Paul McCartney delivers the greatest rock ‘n’ roll show on Earth” – Rolling Stone

“A stirring, spellbinding affair … It’s almost unfair how deeply satisfying McCartney ’s concerts are. Packed with hits by the Beatles and beyond, attempting to pick faults is like searching for the corner of a sphere” – The Australian

“Stadium singalong with Paul McCartney is cathartic and magical” – The Age

“The set list also included the explosive Live And Let Die , Let Em In , Love Me Do , Blackbird , Jet , Band on the Run , Let It Be , Getting Better , Helter Skelter , and Hey Jude . It combined epic and influential pop and rock, and state-of-the-art production with every trick, treat, bell, whistle and skyrocket” – Herald Sun

“Can the audience take much more? Can it get any better than that? Of course, it can. It’s Paul McCartney ” – Stack Magazine

“Few musicians know how to captivate a crowd like McCartney ” – The Advertiser

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McCartney ‘s announcement of the tour was quite the experience on his ongoing Brazil tour, meanwhile, he shared a playful video on his Twitter account where the opening line was, “Come to Brazil? Claro!” It’s an inside joke among different artists since fans always comment on their socials with this exact sentence in their own languages, urging them to come to them.

The current leg of Paul McCartney ’s Got Back tour in 2023 runs as follows:

Price Range for Paul McCartney’s Got Back Tour

Depending on where the live performance of Paul McCartney is held, the prices may vary. If you’re looking to buy tickets for the ongoing Brazil leg of the 2023 tour, the prices start from $30 to $45, depending on the venue. Furthermore, it can go up if you’re looking to get a seat closer to the stage. The prices will be significantly higher for the UK and the States.

If there’s one thing we know for sure, comparatively the prices are going to be so much cheaper than what you would’ve paid if you were going to see T he Beatles . Paul McCartney is not in it for the money. He is living his golden days and performing only because he wants to, not because he has to. As a result, you can expect nothing but the most affordable tickets at his concerts.

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How to Buy Tickets for the Next Leg of the Got Back Tour?

Unfortunately, you can’t purchase tickets in advance for the next leg of the Got Back Tour in 2023, because the next leg hasn’t been announced yet. Paul is known for pulling surprises, therefore we won’t know about the next leg until the very last minute. However, once it has been announced, you can purchase tickets immediately on Paul McCartney ’s official website .

Songs list in the Got Back tour

The standard set list for  McCartney ’s Got Back tour is as follows:

• “Can’t Buy Me Love” or “A Hard Day’s Night”
• “Junior’s Farm”
• “Letting Go”
• “She’s A Woman”
• “Got to Get You into My Life”
• “Come On to Me” or “Coming Up”
• “Let Me Roll It”
• “Getting Better”
• “Let ‘Em In”
• “My Valentine”
• “Nineteen Hundred and Eighty-Five”
• “Maybe I’m Amazed”
• “I’ve Just Seen a Face”
• “In Spite of All the Danger”
• “Love Me Do”
• “Dance Tonight”
• “Blackbird”
• “Here Today”
• “New” or “Queenie Eye”
• “Lady Madonna”
• “Fuh You”
• “You Never Give Me Your Money”
• “She Came In Through the Bathroom Window”
• “Jet”
• “Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite!”
• “Something”
• “Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da”
• “Band on the Run”
• “Get Back”
• “Let It Be”
• “Live and Let Die”
• “Hey Jude”

It is important to note that while this is the standard setlist, provided that Paul McCartney is known to play additional songs if the audience requests it. That being said, if you’ve got a song in mind that you’d like to hear McCartney play live, you better get the entire crowd to start chanting it!

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There’s no doubt that Paul McCartney has lived his prime days and is now just enjoying life and touring whenever he sees fit. However, he has noticed how fans have been eagerly waiting for his tour to get to a city near them and still, he’s been super secretive about tour dates. We know that it is very likely to continue well into 2024 and beyond, continuing his tour all over the world.

If you’re one of the lucky ones who has already seen  McCartney ‘s Got Back tour , or if you’ve purchased tickets and are going to see him sometime soon, we have no doubt that you’re going to have the time of your lives. As someone who has been performing for most of his life, Paul is certain to give you the VIP experience at any of his Got Back concerts.

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PAUL MCCARTNEY’S LIVERPOOL ORATORIO JULY 18 & 20, 2024 | 7:30 PM JULY 21 & 27, 2024 | 3:00 PM MUSIC HALL • SPRINGER AUDITORIUM Music and libretto by Paul McCartney and Carl Davis Sung in English with projected lyrics FOR THE WHOLE WERE WE BORN. Memories from Paul McCartney’s life in Liverpool England inspire chapters on growing up and finding our way. Beginning with Latin which means, “not for ourselves, but for the whole were we born,” the piece explores formative moments, relationships, and the responsibilities we face. See the world premiere opera adaptation of McCartney’s acclaimed work for orchestra and voices, a powerful story full of heartfelt lyrics and effortless melodies.

From Cincinnati Business Courier, September 20, 2023:

The music and the libretto of the “Liverpool Oratorio” are entirely McCartney’s work. But because McCartney doesn’t read or write music, he needed a partner – Davis – to orchestrate the parts, set the texts and make a full vocal and orchestral score, said Evans Mirageas, Cincinnati Opera artistic director. “I knew it existed, it sold millions of copies, and that it had been performed over 100 times as a concert work, like Mendelssohn’s ‘Elijah,’” Mirageas said. “So I bought a score and listened to it, and thought, they’ve actually created an opera. There’s just no staging.” The oratorio had everything necessary for opera: drama, character development, glorious choruses, arias and intimate duets. Mirageas contacted McCartney’s publisher, who said others have had the same idea, but an opera never came to fruition. The publisher contacted McCartney, who asked for more details. His answer came back quickly. “We had his blessing,” Mirageas said. McCartney wrote in a letter to the company, “I am writing to express my wholehearted support for this project. I believe that Cincinnati Opera is uniquely positioned to bring this work to life in a new way, and I have no doubt that your production will be an inspiring experience for all who see it … I look forward to its premiere next summer.” In terms of staging, Mirageas felt the work needed a designer and director who had a connection to North England, especially the industrial cities. Caroline Clegg will direct. Sets and costumes will be designed by Leslie Travers. Lighting will be overseen by Thomas C. Hase. Mirageas also thought that the musical interludes in the work were “crying out for dance.” There will be choreography by Michael Pappalardo. The opera-to-be calls for operatic voices. The oratorio was premiered by the legendary soprano Kiri Te Kanawa and tenor Jerry Hadley. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); “I think it’s important to understand that this piece is genuine opera. It is not pop songs,” Mirageas said. “He found a vein of creativity in this work that is genuinely operatic.” Mirageas spent “a magical afternoon” going through the score with Davis, who also conducted the oratorio’s world premiere in Liverpool Cathedral. Unfortunately, Davis died unexpectedly in August. […] Will McCartney come to the premiere? His manager believes he will unless he is occupied on a tour. […]

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Paul McCartney drops hint about new tour dates

It seems the former beatle could be heading out on an international tour.

By Charlotte Krol

Paul McCartney has hinted that he might hit the road again.

The soloist and former Beatle shared a cryptic message on his social channels over the weekend encouraging fans to sign up to his mailing list with the promise of “news coming soon”.

“Got to get you into my life!” reads the post, which is a nod to the song from The Beatles ‘ 1966 album Revolver .

The message is set against a blue sky with white clouds as the sound of an old-school radio tuning into a station plays out.

But, as highlighted by Billboard , the fact that Australian concerts giant Frontier Touring has also posted the video message is a big hint that McCartney will be touring internationally. The company produced McCartney’s 2017 stadium tour of Australia and New Zealand.

Got to get you into my life! 🎸 Sign up to get the news first: https://t.co/LFF5OFYr8N pic.twitter.com/GEs4FGfcSr — Paul McCartney (@PaulMcCartney) July 29, 2023

McCartney’s last live performance was when he headlined Glastonbury 2022 .

The teaser follows the the musician saying last month that artificial intelligence has allowed him to create a “final” song by The Beatles , which will be released later this year.

McCartney spoke about the prospect during an interview with  Radio 4’s  Today Programme  and explained how AI technology has enabled him to “extricate” the vocals of late Beatle John Lennon from an old demo in order to complete the song.

Though McCartney did not mention the song by name, it’s believed that the track will be one developed by Lennon in 1978 called ‘Now and Then’.

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John Lennon and Paul McCartney’s sons team up for new single

James McCartney’s acoustic ballad Primrose Hill, co-written with Sean Ono Lennon, was drawn from childhood vision in Scotland

The most famous songwriting credit in history, Lennon-McCartney, has been resurrected – though for a song written by the Beatles’ sons.

Primrose Hill, a single by Paul McCartney’s son James, has been co-written with Sean Ono Lennon: an acoustic ballad with a shuffling backbeat and ruminative guitar soloing.

McCartney explained the song in an Instagram post: “I had a vision as a child in Scotland, on what was a lovely summers day. Letting go, I saw my true love and saviour in my mind’s eye. Primrose Hill is about getting the ball rolling with me & finding this person.”

His father Paul promoted it on social media, sending “lots of love” to Ono Lennon.

McCartney, born to Paul and Linda McCartney in 1977, released two solo albums in 2013 and 2016, and said he was now “really getting the ball rolling and I am so excited to continue to share music with you”. Primrose Hill follows the release of a solo single earlier this year, Beautiful. He has previously co-written songs with his father and played with him on albums such as 1997’s acclaimed Flaming Pie.

“It’s hard to live up to the Beatles,” he said in a 2013 interview with the Daily Mail. “When Wings toured they got slated. Even Dad found it hard living up to the Beatles. I started out playing under an alias because I wanted to start quietly. I had to serve my time as a musician and wait until I had a good body of songs and for a time when both myself and my music were ready. I don’t want to sit around. I want to earn my own living.”

Ono Lennon has also carved out his own musical career since early appearances on albums by his mother Yoko Ono. He joined the alt-rock band Cibo Matto, who then backed him – along with Ringo Starr’s son Zak Starkey – for his debut album Into the Sun in 1998. Lennon went on to collaborate with artists as varied as Albert Hammond Jr, Soulfly, Mark Ronson and Jurassic 5, and has released further solo work alongside film scoring.

Activity remains lively around the Beatles, meanwhile. Following the release of what was billed as the final new Beatles song, Now & Then – which topped the UK charts in November – and the three-part Peter Jackson-directed documentary Get Back, a reissue of the 1970 film Let It Be has been announced to air on Disney+ in May. Directed by Michael Lindsay Hogg, it charted the making of the album of the same name, and leftover footage from the shoot formed Jackson’s documentary series.

“I’m absolutely thrilled that … Let It Be has been restored and is finally being rereleased after being unavailable for decades,” Jackson said in a statement. “I’ve always thought that Let It Be is needed to complete the Get Back story.”

Fans can also get their hands on a unique piece of McCartney memorabilia – the open-top bus that he and Wings travelled in for their 1972 European tour.

“If we’re gonna be in Europe in the summer going to places like the south of France, it’s just silly to be in some little box all day gasping for air,” McCartney reasoned at the time. “So we came up with this idea to have an open deck, upper deck kind of thing. We’ve got some mattresses up there so we can just cruise along, fantastic, it’s great, just lie around and get the sun.”

Fully restored and in working order, the double-decker in Yellow Submarine-style livery is expected to sell for up to £200,000 at auction on 22 April.

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John Lennon and Sir Paul McCartney ’s sons – James McCartney and Sean Ono Lennon – have teamed up for a new song , Primrose Hill.

Sir Paul and the late Linda McCartney’s son James, 46, and his ‘good friend’ Sean, 48 – the only son of Lennon and Yoko Ono – have co-written the track in what is the first Lennon-McCartney collaboration in over 50 years.

Taking to social media announcing the release of Primrose Hill alongside an eerily familiar picture of the pair, James wrote: ‘Primrose Hill is here! Today I am so very excited to share my latest song co-written by my good friend @sean_ono_lennon.

‘With the release of this song it feels like we’re really getting the ball rolling and I am so excited to continue to share music with you.’

The song’s cover is a cartoon verison of the iconic bench at the top of Primrose Hill in North London with its stunning view out to the city.

Released on Friday, the track’s melody is reminiscent of the pair’s fathers’ style with its effortless catchy chorus and the echo of a Lennon-like falsetto.

‘I had a vision as a child in Scotland, on what was a lovely summer’s day,’ James wrote in an April X post ahead of the song’s release.

‘Letting go, I saw my true love and saviour in my mind’s eye. Primrose Hill is about getting the ball rolling with me & finding this person.’

Sir Paul also took to social media to promote his son’s song, as he said: ‘My son James has a new song out called Primrose Hill – check it out! And lots of love to Sean Ono Lennon who co-wrote the song.’

James has been involved in his father’s solo projects in the past, working on Flaming Pie and Driving Rain.

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In his own career, James previously released a four-track EP called Available Light in 2010, his debut album titled Me in 2013, and his latest work – The Blackberry Train – in 2016. Primrose Hill is his first release since then.

Meanwhile, Sean’s solo debut, Into the Sun, was released in 1998, while he also worked with Ono and formed a band, The Ghost of a Saber Tooth Tiger.

He released Friendly Fire in October 2006 and went on tour with it.

In 2014, the Ghost of a Saber Tooth Tiger released their most successful album titled Midnight Sun, and Sean went on to tour with the likes of the Flaming Lips, Tame Impala, Beck, and Florence and the Machine.

Fans were loving Primrose Hill, as pilatesadventure_ness took to James’ Instagram announcement and wrote: ‘Beautiful. You can certainly hear the influence of Paul and John, but it’s also your own sound. Love it.’

‘Now this is fantastic. I bet John is smiling from ear to ear and so happy. Life truly does come full circle. God Bless,’ commented Karen Cunningham.

‘Never thought I see another Lennon and McCartney original 🔥’ raved gi1pp.

To go alongside the release of Primrose Hill, James is holding a contest asking couples to submit videos between 1 to 3 minutes long which capture the ‘essence of love’ while showing their favourite location.

The competition says videos should show couples engaging in activities while Primrose Hill plays as the background music.

Each submission will be judged on creativity, emotional impact, visual appeal, and alignment with the theme.

If they win, couples will have the opportunity to feature in the official music video for Primrose Hill, with additional prizes including signed albums, exclusive merchandise, and personalised messages.

The deadline is in two days time on April 19.

Lennon welcomed two children before he was shot in 1980 outside his residence in New York City.

Sean is Lennon’s only child with Yoko, now 91. Lennon also welcomed Julian Charles John Lennon, 61, with ex-wife Cynthia Lennon.

Sir Paul is dad to fashion designer Stella McCartney, 52, filmmaker Mary McCartney, 54, and artist Heather McCartney, 61, who – alongside James – he shares with his late wife Linda McCartney.

Later in life Sir Paul welcomed Beatrice McCartney, 20, with ex-wife Heather Mills.

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Paul McCartney’s bold One Hand Clapping bootleg announcement

For the first time, Paul McCartney and Wings ‘ One Hand Clapping bootleg live album will be released officially.

The former Beatle announced the new remaster, which will be released on June 14.

“The wait is over: with the June 14 release of One Hand Clapping, one of the most bootlegged live albums in musical history, will finally receive a proper release,” the announcement read. “In August 1974, when Band on the Run was enjoying a seven-week consecutive #1 stint at the top of the UK album charts, Paul McCartney and Wings headed to Abbey Road Studios for the filming of a video documentary and possible live studio album — One Hand Clapping.

“Despite overwhelming demand for newly recorded material from the biggest band in the world at the time, One Hand Clapping was never officially released,” it continued.

The album was recorded over four days and directed by David Litchfield. As the announcement points out, in the decades since, bits and pieces from the sessions have been bootlegged. In fact, some tracks have appeared on official McCartney releases throughout the years as well.

Several formats will be released. One Hand Clapping will be released on digital platforms, and McCartney’s website also has a CD and a double vinyl edition up for pre-order as well. There is also a double vinyl that includes a bonus 7″ record with 5 previously unreleased solo acoustic tracks recorded at Abbey Road.

One Hand Clapping tracklist 

In addition to the release announcement, McCartney also unveiled the tracklist for the album. It features all of Wings’ hits at the time in addition to McCartney’s solo material.

At the time it was recorded, Wings had yet to embark on the “Wings Over the World” tour. Songs like “Band on the Run” and “Jet” hadn’t been played for audiences yet. So, One Hand Clapping captures the earliest performances of them. The album also features brief performances of the Beatles’ “Let It Be” and a medley of “The Long and Winding Road”/”Lady Madonna.”

Check out the full tracklist below.

• “One Hand Clapping”
• “C Moon”/”Little Woman Love”
• “Maybe I’m Amazed”
• “Let’s Love”
• “All of You”
• “I’ll Give You a Ring”
• “Band on the Run”
• “Live and Let Die”
• “Nineteen Hundred and Eighty Five”
• “Baby Face”
• “Let Me Roll It”
• “Blue Moon of Kentucky”
• “Power Cut”
• “Love My Baby”
• “Let It Be”
• “The Long and Winding Road/”Lady Madonna”
• “Junior’s Farm”
• “Wild Life”
• “Hi, Hi, Hi”

Paul McCartney’s career

Paul McCartney formed Wings shortly after the Beatles broke up. As a group, Wings released seven albums and embarked on five tours. As a solo artist, McCartney has released 19 studio albums (including Ram with his late wife Linda McCartney).

His most recent album release was 2020’s McCartney III. This closed out a trilogy of albums that commenced in 1970 with his McCartney album. He has also released several classical music albums and three as a part of the Fireman (a group he formed with Youth).

Additionally, McCartney has been a touring machine as a solo artist. Since his first solo tour in 1989, McCartney has consistently toured all around the world. His most recent tour, the “Got Back” tour, concluded on December 16, 2023, with a show in Brazil.

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Paul McCartney and John Lennon’s sons team up for new song Primrose Hill

James mccartney’s acoustic ballad, co-written with sean ono lennon, draws from a childhood vision in scotland.

Sean Ono Lennon and James McCartney announced their new song Primrose Hill on social media. Photograph: Instagram

The most famous songwriting credit in history, Lennon-McCartney, has been resurrected – though for a song written by The Beatles ’ sons.

Primrose Hill, a single by Paul McCartney ’s son James, has been co-written with Sean Ono Lennon: an acoustic ballad with a shuffling backbeat and ruminative guitar soloing.

McCartney explained the song in an Instagram post: “I had a vision as a child in Scotland, on what was a lovely summers day. Letting go, I saw my true love and saviour in my mind’s eye. Primrose Hill is about getting the ball rolling with me & finding this person.”

His father Paul promoted it on social media, sending “lots of love” to Ono Lennon.

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McCartney, born to Paul and Linda McCartney in 1977, released two solo albums in 2013 and 2016, and said he was now “really getting the ball rolling and I am so excited to continue to share music with you”. Primrose Hill follows the release of a solo single earlier this year, Beautiful. He has previously co-written songs with his father and played with him on albums such as 1997’s acclaimed Flaming Pie.

“It’s hard to live up to The Beatles,” he said in a 2013 interview with the Daily Mail. “When Wings toured they got slated. Even Dad found it hard living up to The Beatles. I started out playing under an alias because I wanted to start quietly. I had to serve my time as a musician and wait until I had a good body of songs and for a time when both myself and my music were ready. I don’t want to sit around. I want to earn my own living.”

Ono Lennon has also carved out his own musical career since early appearances on albums by his mother Yoko Ono. He joined the alt-rock band Cibo Matto, who then backed him – along with Ringo Starr ’s son Zak Starkey – for his debut album Into the Sun in 1998. Lennon went on to collaborate with artists as varied as Albert Hammond jnr, Soulfly, Mark Ronson and Jurassic 5, and has released further solo work alongside film scoring.

Activity remains lively around The Beatles, meanwhile. Following the release of what was billed as the final new Beatles song, Now & Then – which topped the UK charts in November – and the three-part Peter Jackson-directed documentary Get Back, a reissue of the 1970 film Let It Be has been announced to air on Disney+ in May. Directed by Michael Lindsay Hogg, it charted the making of the album of the same name, and leftover footage from the shoot formed Jackson’s documentary series.

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“I’m absolutely thrilled that . . . Let It Be has been restored and is finally being rereleased after being unavailable for decades,” Jackson said in a statement. “I’ve always thought that Let It Be is needed to complete the Get Back story.”

Fans can also get their hands on a unique piece of McCartney memorabilia – the open-top bus that he and Wings travelled in for their 1972 European tour.

“If we’re gonna be in Europe in the summer going to places like the south of France, it’s just silly to be in some little box all day gasping for air,” McCartney reasoned at the time. “So we came up with this idea to have an open deck, upper deck kind of thing. We’ve got some mattresses up there so we can just cruise along, fantastic, it’s great, just lie around and get the sun.”

Fully restored and in working order, the double-decker in Yellow Submarine-style livery is expected to sell for up to £200,000 (€234,000) at auction on April 22nd. – Guardian

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Kygo announces 2024 UK, European and North American arena tour

The Norwegian DJ will play 26 dates from September to December

Kygo has announced details of a huge world tour, taking in North America, Europe and the UK later this year – see the full list below, as well as ticket information.

The Norwegian house DJ and producer will play a total of 26 dates, his first such extensive tour since 2018.

The tour kicks off at Denver’s Dicks Sporting Goods Park on September 7, and takes in Columbia, New York, Boston, Montreal, Toronto, Chicago, Austin, San Francisco, Seattle and Vancouver, before wrapping the North American leg in Los Angeles on October 17.

Time to bring the music to you!!! Part One of my World Tour starts this fall with my friends and special guests @zaralarsson , @sofitukker , @gryffinofficial , @SamFeldtMusic , @haylasings , @Vandeluxmusic , Victoria Nadine and @Klangkarussell 💥 Check out https://t.co/iehRQLIBKb and… pic.twitter.com/VCIxi3nXZV — Kygo (@KygoMusic) April 22, 2024

Kygo then heads across the Atlantic the following month, starting in Copenhagen on November 6, and running around Europe for 12 dates. He will then round out the year with a headline show at London’s The O2 on December 11 and Dublin’s 3Arena on December 13.

Support at the shows will come from Sofi Tukker , Gryffin, Sam Feldt, Zara Larsson , Klangkarussell, Hayla, Victoria Nadine and Vandelux.

Tickets for all shows go on general sale at 10am local time on Friday (April 26). US tickets can be found here , with UK tickets available here .

Kygo Autumn 2024 tour dates are:

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SEPTEMBER 7 – Denver, CO, Dicks Sporting Goods Park 12 – Columbia, MD, Merriweather Post Pavilion 13 – Brooklyn, NY, Barclays Center 17 – Boston, MA, TD Garden 20 – Montreal, Que, Bell Centre 21 – Toronto, Ont, Woodbine Park 26 – Chicago, IL, Huntington Bank Pavilion 28 – Austin, TX, Germania Insurance

OCTOBER 4 – San Francisco, CA, Chase Center 9 – Seattle, WA, Climate Pledge Arena 10 – Vancouver, BC, Rogers Arena 17 – Los Angeles, CA, Hollywood Bowl

NOVEMBER 6 – Copenhagen, Royal Arena 8 – Oslo, Telenor Arena 13 – Stockholm, Tele2 Arena 15 – Berlin, Uber Arena 17 – Budapest, MVM Dome 21 – Cologne, Lanxess Arena 23 – Vienna, Stadthalle 26 – Amsterdam, Ziggo Dome 29 – Milan, Forum

DECEMBER 3 – Madrid, Wizink Center 6 – Brussels, ING Arena 7 – Paris, Accor Arena 11 – London, The O2 13 – Dublin, 3Arena

Last year, Kygo shared a reimagined remix of Paul McCartney and Michael Jackson’s 1983 single ‘Say Say Say’ .

“I’m absolutely honoured to work on a song that was made by two of the greatest musical legends of all time,” said Kygo. “Paul McCartney and Michael Jackson have meant so much to me as an artist and I’ve been listening to their music since I was a kid.”

His latest album is 2022’s ‘Thrill Of The Chase’, his fourth in total, which featured collaborations with  X Ambassadors ,  DNCE ,  Lukas Graham ,  Sam Feldt ,  Dean Lewis , and more.

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