Paul McCartney's cheapest tour date revealed plus where to buy Ruby and Hot Sound packages
There's still time to secure Paul McCartney tickets if you're quick, as the cheapest date has been revealed.
In case you missed it, the former Beatles star is bringing his Got Back Tour to the US this fall, much to the delight of fans.
The news comes three years after McCartney's last American run, so it's a rare chance to see the legendary singer-songwriter live on this side of the pond.
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There will be plenty of opportunities to be a part of the crowd too, with the likes of Nashville, New Orleans, Tennessee, and Atlanta on the bill.
So, where can you secure tickets, and what is the cheapest date to book? Scroll down now to find out everything you need to know.
Where to buy Paul McCartney tour tickets now
At the time of writing this, there are limited tickets available via Ticketmaster and AXS, including premium 'Ruby' and 'Hot Sound' packages. You must have an account to purchase seats.
If you don't have any luck, resale tickets are also available on the following sites: StubHub, Viagogo, and SeatGeek.
The cheapest date? You'll need to book Minneapolis on Friday, October 17. Prices start from $113 on StubHub.
As for the most popular venues, you'll need to hurry if you're keen to attend Las Vegas (Saturday, October 4) and Denver (Saturday, October 11), as tickets are flying from the shelves.
To avoid ticket scams and ensure a money-back guarantee, always purchase resale tickets through verified sites such as the above.
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Where is Paul McCartney performing in the US this year?
If you're desperate to be a part of the crowd this year, then you're in luck. The singer will kick things off on September 29 in Palm Desert before heading to the likes of Las Vegas, Denver, and Tulsa.
Your last chance to see McCartney live in concert is on November 25 in Chicago. You can find out if he's coming to a city near you below. See you there?
Paul McCartney 2025 US tour dates:
- September 29: Palm Desert, Acrisure Arena
- October 4: Las Vegas, Allegiant Stadium
- October 7: Albuquerque, Isleta Amphitheater
- October 11: Denver, Coors Field
- October 14: Des Moines, Casey’s Center
- October 17: Minneapolis, U.S. Bank Stadium
- October 22: Tulsa, BOK Center
- October 29: New Orleans, Smoothie King Center
- November 2: Atlanta, State Farm Arena
- November 3: Atlanta, State Farm Arena
- November 6: Nashville, The Pinnacle
- November 8: Columbus, Nationwide Arena
- November 11: Pittsburgh, PPG Paints Arena
- November 14: Buffalo, KeyBank Center
- November 17: Montreal, Bell Centre
- November 18: Montreal, Bell Centre
- November 21: Hamilton, TD Coliseum
- November 24: Chicago, United Center
- November 25: Chicago, United Center
Topics: Music
Danielle Fowler