Paul McCartney

Paul McCartney, 83, Hits the Road Again on ‘Got Back 2025’ Tour

Tour Overview

Kick-off: September 29 at the Acrisure Arena, Palm Desert, CA
Tour Stops: 19 cities—including first-ever shows in Albuquerque and Palm Springs—as part of his “Got Back” tour extension through November 25 in Chicago
Notable Venues: Allegiant Stadium (Las Vegas), Coors Field (Denver), U.S. Bank Stadium (Minneapolis), State Farm Arena (Atlanta), Bell Centre (Montreal), United Center (Chicago)

Presale & Ticket Info

Fan presale: Begins July 15 at 10 a.m. local time via McCartney’s official site 
General public: On-sale starts July 18 at 10 a.m. local time

Context & Highlights

The tour continues McCartney's 2022 “Got Back” run, inspired by The Beatles: Get Back documentary, expanding into larger venues this time .
Earlier in 2025, McCartney surprised fans with a three-night stint at Bowery Ballroom and appeared at SNL’s 50th anniversary, demonstrating his enduring live power.
Alongside touring, he’s set to release Wings: The Story of a Band on the Run, a memoir chronicling his post-Beatles journey, in November.

Fan & Media Buzz

News of the tour sparked excitement across social media, with fans sharing joyful reactions and creative memes.
Media praised McCartney’s vigor, noting his tour as a celebration of six decades of music from The Beatles, Wings, and solo works.

Paul McCartney’s upcoming Got Back 2025 tour reaffirms his legendary status and enduring connection with fans. From landmark venues to first-time city stops, McCartney continues to celebrate his musical legacy live on stage. With presales set for July 15 and public sales on July 18, tickets are expected to go fast—don’t miss this chance to catch a music icon in action.

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