Paul McCartney Got Back 2025 Tour Dates & Tickets Guide

Paul McCartney could chill at home. He’s got every award. He’s changed music forever. But that’s not Paul. At 83, he’s packing his bags and guitars again. The Got Back tour is rolling across the US in 2025. Fans get another chance to sing along to songs they grew up on.

The new Got Back dates cover 19 cities. He starts in Palm Desert, California on September 29. From there, he’ll hit Las Vegas, Denver, Minneapolis, Atlanta, and Chicago. There’s something special about watching Paul play a stadium. The energy is wild. The vibe feels like family.

Where Can You See Him Play?

This new stretch follows the 2022 Got Back tour. That one had 16 US shows, then Paul flew off to Australia, South America and Europe. He wrapped that leg with a packed London show last winter. People thought he might slow down. But here he is. Still rocking.

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If you’re wondering where to grab tickets, mark your calendar. They drop at 10 a.m. local time on July 15 at paulmccartneygotback.com. Fans know those tickets disappear fast. So you better be ready. He teased this run with a sneaky photo on Instagram too. Just two guitar picks with ‘Got Back’ on them. That’s all it took. The buzz took off.

What Makes Paul’s Shows So Special?

Some legends just stand there and sing. Not Paul. He smiles the whole time. He moves. He laughs. He talks to people in the crowd like he knows them. When he plays “A Hard Day’s Night” or “Let It Be,” everyone sings. Goosebumps every time.

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He’s not stuck in the past either. Earlier this year he shocked New York. He popped up at Bowery Ballroom, which only holds 500 people. He belted out Beatles hits, Wings classics and even “Now and Then” — the song the Beatles released in 2023. That show was a gift for die-hard fans.

This tour, you’ll get that same energy but bigger. He’s bringing his longtime band too. They know how to keep the crowd going for over 100 minutes. People bring their kids. Some bring grandkids. Generations join in. That’s the magic only McCartney has.

So if you see your city on that list, you know what to do. Maybe grab a shirt. Sing every word. And watch an 83-year-old Beatle remind the world why music feels timeless.

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