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We went with my brother to San Francisco and this was his dream. And it was an amazing experience to three people. All three of us were blown away by the magic of Paul McCartney. Rock on Paul.....
He is one of the Beatles!!!!!!! I can't be any more direct than that. Seeing this man live has been on my "bucket list" for 45 years. My two adult kids and I made a pilgrimmage from Saskatchewan to San Francisco to see him. It was an unbelievable experience. It was an amazing show. Sir Paul is gracious, supremely talented and a joy to be near. His music knit all of us together that night, from plain prairie people (like us), to George Lucas and Bonnie Raitt. We were all there for the same thing, and for those three (and change) magical hours, everyone who had the privilege to be in that stadium were lost together in the music and nostalgia of what Paul McCartney represents.
This was amazing. We flew from Vancouver to Miami for this concert and were not disappointed by Sir Paul...the only disappointment we had was with the concertgoers behind us that threatened to call security because we were dancing....obviously they thought they were at an opera...but that just makes it really unfortunate for everyone that wants to get into it and perhaps Ticketmaster should divide their sections into dancing and no dancing because some people ruin it for others. I was shocked because these people were in their 40s or 50s with 2 kids in their 20s and there's Paul, who is nearly 70, rocking it out for 3 hours and these people can't even stand...but that was the only negative thing....great set list, the drummer was amazing and great show all together..
Wow.....I had seen him in 1994 in Toronto, but my girlfriend had never seen him before and she was not a fan before, but now she is a HUGE fan.....Wow....the talent ouzes out of every pore of his body......when he grabbed the uekelele and spoke about George and then started strumming Something.....and then the crowd joined in.....and then the whole band joined in....just an incredible Live moment in Rock and Roll history. If you are not sure about him and have never seen him, go while you still have the chance....you will be rewarded many times over....my eyes watered, oh about 20 times during the concert. KJ
If you never had a chance to see the Beatles live this is the closest remaining Beatle who can still perform the majority of their songs. To say the least I was impressed from the moment he walked on to the stage until the bitter sweet end of his second encore. I have seen many concerts in my life but all will be second to Sir Paul McCartney. His line up choice was interesting, the stage show was phenominal and his stories were short but extremely interesting. When he talks about his relationship with John Lennon and George Harrison it made me realize what I had missed. As well he mentions Jimmy Hendrix and Eric Clapton and many more people that he has either played in concert with or personally knows very impressive.
Making the trek from tiny Kaslo, B.C. in Canada to Los Angeles was worth every penny spent on flights, meals and hotel expenses etc. The atmosphere inside and outside the Hollywood Bowl was an experience to remember. The security was mellow and all other staff very pleasant. We had Garden Box Seats and it was a perfect night both musically and visually. If you get the chance to see a Paul McCartney Concert don't hesitate and get the best seats available. The rest of the band are excellent musicians and they put on one unbelievable show.
I bought these tickets as a surprise for my parents but I was the one who was surprised at how much Paul rocks. We were all very impressed with his energy and talent. If you have the chance- go see this one. Also you don't need to spend a fortune on the tickets since the show is done so well with huge videotrons (sp?)... Enjoy
The music of my life! Live and in person! Paul was fantastic and in great form. Hit all the right notes both musically and song choice-wise.
What a great show...Paul still rocks!!! Did 2 encores. Never liked the song "Helter Skelter" until Paul sang it live...truly amazing!
I have been to a lot of great concerts, but I have never felt as "overwhelmed" as I did when I saw Paul McCartney come onto the stage! He put on a fantastic show and was very touching when he did the tributes to George Harrison and John Lennon. Unforgettable show.
Jobing Arena is in the awesome Westgate entertainment complex in Glendale, AZ. Buzzing more as over 70,000 fans were also in the area for Wrestlemania! We had great seats. Sir Paul started about an hour later than expected (7:30), but then it was non-stop exhilaration for almost 3 full hours. Songs from all phases of his career, interspersed with personal recollections & chat about the special guitars, ukes etc. he was playing. He gave a lot to the audience. Also exciting, this was the first stop of his current tour, played 2 songs never-before-in-America. Great band, lights & pyro show.
Incredible concert. Lots and lots of 'OH WOW' moments. He could loose 'Helter Skelter' and replace it with 'She was just 17'. Other than that, Sir Paul is quite the showman. Amazing energy from the whole band.... especially the drummer.
Of all the times I have seen Paul play, this show topped the bill. This time the Phoenix rising from the ashes was an energetic youthful looking McCartney just like in the height of Beatlemania; and he was even wearing a flashback collarless jacket to match. There is always something magical about seeing McCartney carrying his "Hofner" onto to stage and you wait with the anticipation of what the first song will be, then the lights turned to glowing red amber when he started into "Venus & Mars" with "Rockshow" right on its heels. This was the start to a show which would last close to 3 hours. WIth songs spanning from "All My Loving" to "Sing the Changes", and intertwined with "NIneteen Hundred and Eighty Five which was being performed live for the first time in North America. Hats off to Rusty, Brian, Abe and "Wix" for rounding out a fantastic show.
The mood was set in the Fed Ex field. Everyone on the edges of their seats waiting to see Paul. And he errupted into song with Baby you can drive my car. The whole stadium went crazy. He follow with a few other songs then sang My love which he dedicated to all the lovers and to Linda his first wife. His whole performance was amazing and he sang Michelle dedicated to Obama for his wife. He performed 2 encores of three songs each, The show was incredible
Paul McCartney put on a fantastic concert - played for nearly 3 hours non-stop, we are trying to find where else he is playing on this tour so we can see him again. Fed-Ex Field not so great, no flushing toilets and no water to wash your hands.
A TRUE LEGEND..NO ONE COMPARES!! THE MAN IS 67 AND CAN ROCK BETTER THAN GUYS HALF HIS AGE..A TRUE SUPERSTAR
