Paul McCartney brings 'Got Back' tour to North America
Paul McCartney is best recognized for his time as a lead vocalist for iconic British rock band 'The Beatles'
The famous British band The Beatles is coming once again to delight their fans this Fall (2025). Paul McCartney is all set to kick-off his first major tour to the North America in after a gap off four years.
This is in continuation of the original 2022 tour of the same name, with the name being a homage to the song Get Back.
Paul McCartney who’s best recognized for his time as a lead vocalist for iconic British rock band The Beatles.
Besides, he has had an illustrious solo career since then, is now embarking on his first tour of the United States in last four years.
Got Back name has been given to the upcoming tour that will span 19 shows across the U.S and Canada, that will last for around two months.
A look back at the Got Back
Got Back was also the name of the prior tour that Paul McCartney toured back in 2022, with the name being a reference to the track Get Back from Let It Be, the final album released by The Beatles.
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Prior to announcing his tour, Paul McCartney had played a surprise three-night concert at New Rork’s Bowery Ballroom in February of this year, closing out his residency, McCartney also appeared on television for Saturday Night Live’s 50th anniversary celebration.
Here’s the schedule for the “Got Back” tour
Paul McCartney’s Got Back tour will kick off on September 29, at Palm Desert in California’s Acrisure Arena.
The Second stop on October 4 at Allegiant Stadium Las Vegas.
The third stop October 7 Albuquerque New Mexico at Isleta Amphitheatre.
The fourth stop October 11 at Coor Field, Denver, Colorado.
The fifth stop on October 14 at Casey’s Center, Des Moines, Iowa.
The sixth stop on October 17 at the US Bank Stadium in Minneapolis.
The seventh stop on October 22 at the BOK Center in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
The eighth stop it be a a two-day stint from November 2nd to 3rd at the State Farm Arena in Atlanta, Georgia.
The ninth stop on November 6th at The Pinnacle in Nashville, Tennessee.
The tenth stop on November 8th at the Nationwide Arena in Columbus, Ohio
The eleventh stop on November 11th in the PPG Paints Arena in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
The twelth stop on November 14th in the Key Bank Center in Buffalo, New York
The thirteenth stop will be a two-day set from November 17th to 18th at the Bell Centre in Montreal.
The fourteenth stop on November 21st at the TD Coliseum in Hamilton, Ontario.
And the final leg of the Got Back tour will take McCartney to Chicago, Illinois where he will be performing for two-days at the United Center, from 24th to 25th November.
Get ready! Got Back tour presale is just around the corner
Tickets for Paul McCartney's tour will go on sale on Tuesday, July 15 at 10 a.m. local time. Fans can register for presale notifications on the tour's official website.
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