Key Points

Paul McCartney is returning to North America with his "Got Back" tour in fall 2025. The 19-date run starts in California and wraps up with two shows in Chicago. Fans can expect a mix of Beatles, Wings, and solo hits. This marks his first full North American tour since 2022.

Key Points: Paul McCartney Announces 2025 Got Back North American Tour Dates

  • McCartney's first full North American tour since 2022
  • 19 stadium and arena dates across US and Canada
  • Kicks off in Palm Desert, ends in Chicago
  • Features hits from Beatles, Wings, and solo career
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Paul McCartney announces fall 'Got Back' North American Tour; check out dates

Beatles legend Paul McCartney reveals 19-city North American tour, kicking off in September 2025 with stops in Las Vegas, Atlanta, and Chicago.

"Fans can expect to hear many of McCartney’s classic songs from his solo career, The Beatles, and Wings. – Deadline"

Washington, DC, July 12

The Beatles legend Paul McCartney is hitting the road again.

The singer-songwriter has announced a 19-date North American tour for fall 2025. The tour will start on September 29 in Palm Desert, California, and end with two shows in Chicago on November 24 and 25, reported Deadline.

This will be McCartney's first full North American tour since 2022. It comes after he played three surprise shows in New York City earlier this year. Unlike those small gigs, the new tour will take place in large stadiums and arenas across the US and Canada.

The "Got Back" tour first began in 2022 and has already covered the US, the UK, Australia, Mexico, Brazil, South America, and Europe.

Fans across North America can expect to hear many of McCartney's classic songs from his solo career, The Beatles, and Wings.

Here are the upcoming North American tour dates:

Sept. 29: Palm Desert, Calif. -- Acrisure Arena

Oct. 4: Las Vegas, Nev. -- Allegiant Stadium

Oct. 7: Albuquerque, N.M. -- Isleta Amphitheatre

Oct. 11: Denver, Colo. -- Coors Field

Oct. 14: Des Moines, Iowa -- Casey's Center

Oct. 17: Minneapolis, Minn. -- US Bank Stadium

Oct. 22: Tulsa, Okla. - BOK Center

Oct. 29: New Orleans, La. -- Smoothie King Center

Nov. 2: Atlanta, Ga. -- State Farm Arena

Nov. 3: Atlanta, Ga. -- State Farm Arena

Nov. 6: Nashville, Tenn. - The Pinnacle

Nov. 8: Columbus, Ohio -- Nationwide Arena

Nov. 11: Pittsburgh, Penn. -- PPG Paints Arena

Nov. 14: Buffalo, N.Y. -- KeyBank Center

Nov. 17: Montreal, Quebec, Canada -- Bell Centre

Nov. 18: Montreal, Quebec, Canada -- Bell Centre

Nov. 21: Hamilton, Ontario, Canada - TD Coliseum

Nov. 24: Chicago, Ill. -- United Center

Nov. 25: Chicago, Ill. -- United Center

- ANI

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Priyanka N
Saw him live in Mumbai back in 2016 - worth every rupee! His energy at 80+ is unbelievable. Younger Indian artists should learn stage presence from him 👏
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Aryan P
Ticket prices will be crazy expensive for us Indians after conversion. ₹15,000+ just for basic seats? Our own music festivals give better value for money.
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Sarah B
My grandfather used to play Beatles records in Kolkata in the 60s! McCartney's music truly connects generations. Hope he adds more international dates soon.
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Vikram M
While I respect his legacy, I wish Indian media gave equal coverage to our own veteran musicians. Lata Mangeshkar ji and SPB sir deserve similar global recognition.
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Diya Q
Imagine if he collaborated with AR Rahman for an India special concert! That would be epic beyond words 🤩 Two musical geniuses on one stage!

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