
Paul McCartney is heading on a huge North American tour and there are just a few places where you can secure tickets.
In case you missed it, the British singer-songwriter is hitting the road this fall for the Got Back Tour, which first began in 2022.
The news comes three years after McCartney's last US tour, so it's a rare chance to see the former Beatles star live on this side of the pond.

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There's plenty of chance to be a part of the crowd too, as the 86-year-old will take to the stage in major cities including Atlanta, Nashville, New Orleans, and Tennessee.
So, when does general sale open, and how can you secure tickets? Scroll down now to find out everything you need to know.
When do Paul McCartney tickets go on sale?
Presale for Paul McCartney goes live at 10am (local time) on Tuesday, July 15 via Ticketmaster and AXS. You must sign up here to register for tickets.
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If you don't have any luck, general sale opens via Ticketmaster and AXS at 10am on Friday, July 18. Prices have yet to be confirmed.
For those of you who can't wait that long, resale tickets are already available on the following sites: StubHub, Viagogo, and SeatGeek. Resale prices start from $166.
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To avoid ticket scams and ensure a money-back guarantee, always purchase resale tickets through verified sites such as the above.
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.
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Your last chance to see McCartney live in concert is on November 25 in Chicago. You can find a full list of tour dates below.

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