2018 Tours?
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johnnymain wrote:
puppywhimpers wrote:
johnnymain wrote:
Yahllil wrote:
So any clue when will the tour dates be revealed?
Probably once the album is officially announced.
Judging by Bob Gannon's recent posts it'll hopefully be later this week.
His appearance on "The Late Late Show" is scheduled for Thursday so perhaps we will have full announcements about any plans on Friday?
'The Late Late Show with James Corden' featuring Paul McCartney on Carpool Karaoke is being shown on Sky One in the UK this Friday (22nd June) at 10:00pm GMT before being shown again on the +1.
It's repeated on Saturday 23rd June at 1:00am GMT on Sky Two with another showing (also on Sky Two) on Monday 25th June at 12:00am GMT.
It will be shown in the US before that - at 11:30 pm Eastern Time on Thursday 21st June. So announcements for any US dates could well come on Friday.
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Board went quiet after the news of the single release-guessing the release date of the album will be announced Friday along with tour dates
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thenightfish wrote:
johnnymain wrote:
puppywhimpers wrote:
johnnymain wrote:
Yahllil wrote:
So any clue when will the tour dates be revealed?
Probably once the album is officially announced.
Judging by Bob Gannon's recent posts it'll hopefully be later this week.
His appearance on "The Late Late Show" is scheduled for Thursday so perhaps we will have full announcements about any plans on Friday?
'The Late Late Show with James Corden' featuring Paul McCartney on Carpool Karaoke is being shown on Sky One in the UK this Friday (22nd June) at 10:00pm GMT before being shown again on the +1.
It's repeated on Saturday 23rd June at 1:00am GMT on Sky Two with another showing (also on Sky Two) on Monday 25th June at 12:00am GMT.
It will be shown in the US before that - at 11:30 pm Eastern Time on Thursday 21st June. So announcements for any US dates could well come on Friday.
Not where I live in Atlanta which is Eastern time! It is on here at 12:37 am Friday morning the 22nd. It is on Thursday at 11:37 pm Central time.
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Nancy R wrote:
thenightfish wrote:
johnnymain wrote:
puppywhimpers wrote:
johnnymain wrote:
Yahllil wrote:
So any clue when will the tour dates be revealed?
Probably once the album is officially announced.
Judging by Bob Gannon's recent posts it'll hopefully be later this week.
His appearance on "The Late Late Show" is scheduled for Thursday so perhaps we will have full announcements about any plans on Friday?
'The Late Late Show with James Corden' featuring Paul McCartney on Carpool Karaoke is being shown on Sky One in the UK this Friday (22nd June) at 10:00pm GMT before being shown again on the +1.
It's repeated on Saturday 23rd June at 1:00am GMT on Sky Two with another showing (also on Sky Two) on Monday 25th June at 12:00am GMT.
It will be shown in the US before that - at 11:30 pm Eastern Time on Thursday 21st June. So announcements for any US dates could well come on Friday.
Not where I live in Atlanta which is Eastern time! It is on here at 12:37 am Friday morning the 22nd. It is on Thursday at 11:37 pm Central time.
Oops sorry that's what I meant!
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thenightfish wrote:
johnnymain wrote:
puppywhimpers wrote:
johnnymain wrote:
Yahllil wrote:
So any clue when will the tour dates be revealed?
Probably once the album is officially announced.
Judging by Bob Gannon's recent posts it'll hopefully be later this week.
His appearance on "The Late Late Show" is scheduled for Thursday so perhaps we will have full announcements about any plans on Friday?
'The Late Late Show with James Corden' featuring Paul McCartney on Carpool Karaoke is being shown on Sky One in the UK this Friday (22nd June) at 10:00pm GMT before being shown again on the +1.
It's repeated on Saturday 23rd June at 1:00am GMT on Sky Two with another showing (also on Sky Two) on Monday 25th June at 12:00am GMT.
It will be shown in the US before that - at 11:30 pm Eastern Time on Thursday 21st June. So announcements for any US dates could well come on Friday.
I was posting that for the benefit of those in the UK.
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Maybe he's going to play in Egypt. I just wanted to put up the camel.
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B J Conlee wrote:
Bob Gannon:
I would assume more touring as it looks like we will see the new studio album in 2018 as well. I'm sure if he tours, there will be Beatles songs in the set.....sadly!! I'd like to see one tour all solo and wings material. Stop being apologetic for a great solo catalog!! He seems to be the only one not convinced that his solo catalog is great!
________________________________________________ Agree 100% Bob.
Well with the announcement of his new singles being released, we all now know the extent of a possible 2018 tour setlist changes - lol.
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Yankeefan2 wrote:
B J Conlee wrote:
Bob Gannon:
I would assume more touring as it looks like we will see the new studio album in 2018 as well. I'm sure if he tours, there will be Beatles songs in the set.....sadly!! I'd like to see one tour all solo and wings material. Stop being apologetic for a great solo catalog!! He seems to be the only one not convinced that his solo catalog is great!
________________________________________________ Agree 100% Bob.
Well with the announcement of his new singles being released, we all now know the extent of a possible 2018 tour setlist changes - lol.
I would hope that a new album would evoke the need for a new tour name which often shakes up 10-15 songs, 3-5 of which stem from the record being promoted. However, he could easily keep it as the "One on One" Tour and just swap the "NEW" songs for the "new" songs.
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What are the odds of a Pittsburgh show given its been four years? Anyone have any idea.
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paperbackwriter55 wrote:
What are the odds of a Pittsburgh show given its been four years? Anyone have any idea.
Seeing as ticket sales were a tad sluggish in 2014 (four years after his previous visit), I would think that his team would stray away from the area for more than four years since the last visit, if ever returning. Philadelphia is a much more lucrative market for Paul that he has never struggled in, even with back to back appearances in 2015 and 2016, which consisted of "upgrading" capacity from the Wells Fargo Center to Citizens Bank Park.
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Who thinks California will make a return? Even if it's relatively closeby, (AZ, OR, NV) I'm in for it. I missed him last year!
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Oregon was just visited in 2016 and give nthe lapse in between concerts past, I would doubt they are in the running. There are many markets throughout California that I think have been severely ignored in recent years. Arizona could be possible, but again, not as big. Las Vegas is always a possibility.
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I would think Vegas or Denver would land a concert this year-hopefully dates will be announced this week
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From today's BBC interview:
Are you are gonna go out and tour this new album?
Yeah.
When?
Well, okay, we're just planning it now. And we definitely know we're out in September, and beyond. Because you've gotta book those now, kind of thing. And I know we're playing Austin City Limits, which is in October. I think that's been announced. Or did I just announce it? That's the only thing that's been announced, yeah. So we're playing that.
And then, before then, before August, we might just do a couple of little gigs, just because they're fun. We once played The Hundred Club, we once played The Cavern, and those little gigs, they're really nice to do.
And it not only takes you back to where you started, but there's the intimacy in the audience, and you can have a lot of fun. And you sometimes don't feel like it's quite so precious. Because if there's 40,000 people who paid all that money, you've gotta think about pleasing them. If there's only a couple hundred, and we're all having a party, you just think, 'We can throw in 'Matchbox,' or we'll throw in an odd number that we'd only do at sound checks or something. So they're good fun for that reason.
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Another article from Variety:
McCartney also told the BBC’s Whiley he has no plans to retire and, in fact, has a very busy few months ahead. “I was talking to – name dropping, clunk – Willie Nelson. I was talking about this whole retiring thing, ‘cause you know he’s older than I am! And he says, ‘Retire from what?’ and I think that just says it. You know, ‘Retire from what?’. So no, I love it, I enjoy it so we’re going to do some little gigs in July. Don’t know what those are going to be yet. Note to self, must try and figure it out ‘cause they’re approaching fast and then we do some bigger productions and things after that.”
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WixRocks wrote:
Yankeefan2 wrote:
B J Conlee wrote:
Bob Gannon:
I would assume more touring as it looks like we will see the new studio album in 2018 as well. I'm sure if he tours, there will be Beatles songs in the set.....sadly!! I'd like to see one tour all solo and wings material. Stop being apologetic for a great solo catalog!! He seems to be the only one not convinced that his solo catalog is great!
________________________________________________ Agree 100% Bob.
Well with the announcement of his new singles being released, we all now know the extent of a possible 2018 tour setlist changes - lol.
I would hope that a new album would evoke the need for a new tour name which often shakes up 10-15 songs, 3-5 of which stem from the record being promoted. However, he could easily keep it as the "One on One" Tour and just swap the "NEW" songs for the "new" songs.
No, Take out some worn out Beatles tunes.
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Let's get some riddles on any tour dates
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please
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puppywhimpers wrote:
Let's get some riddles on any tour dates
Too busy listening to new Paul to worry about clues!!! Beatles sang "it won't be long"
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puppywhimpers wrote:
Another article from Variety:
Can someone please change this to a clickable link? My iPad isn’t cooperating (again!). Thanks!