Paul McCartney 2017 Rumors
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Bob Gannon:
As far as new album. Things very quiet....tough to gauge at this point. While a month in the NYC area would appear a good time to promote the album, having November totally empty could also present time for promotion. Hopefully news will break soon
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I think he will play Europe in 2018. in 2017 he missed it, but he will come to his roots again, to the Old Continent. also in 2017 he will play North and South America, Australia and Asia (Japan). and by the end of the year - Australia and New Zealand. Bob, what do you think? or.. he can do a break, but if he really will release an album - it is impossible
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Bob Gannon:
As far as new album. Things very quiet....tough to gauge at this point. While a month in the NYC area would appear a good time to promote the album, having November totally empty could also present time for promotion. Hopefully news will break soon
August is still completely open. Maybe the album will come out then, and Paul will take a break in November?
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FlowersOnTheRun:
Bob Gannon:
As far as new album. Things very quiet....tough to gauge at this point. While a month in the NYC area would appear a good time to promote the album, having November totally empty could also present time for promotion. Hopefully news will break soon
August is still completely open. Maybe the album will come out then, and Paul will take a break in November?
I would say August is doubtful. The band is off for the month and not on call Yes makka, I think album will be out this year.....just not sure when yet
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Bob Gannon:
year40:
I would bet the U.S. is done for 2017. Only areas not covered on this tour would be Denver, Phoenix, Las Vegas, Southern California and Bay Area. Remember it started in Fresno in April 2016.
I'd make that bet with you!
Sounds like confirmation of shows in Southwest US in November.
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year40:
Bob Gannon:
year40:
I would bet the U.S. is done for 2017. Only areas not covered on this tour would be Denver, Phoenix, Las Vegas, Southern California and Bay Area. Remember it started in Fresno in April 2016.
I'd make that bet with you!
Sounds like confirmation of shows in Southwest US in November.
I think you are reading what you want to read, we are betting that the US is done for 2017. Year40 just pointing out those were areas not covered by one on one tour
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Oh. I read it as "take that bet". I'm sticking with the U.S. being done for now.
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year40:
Oh. I read it as "take that bet". I'm sticking with the U.S. being done for now.
Yeah, looking back at it I can see it taken that way but sad to say that I was just agreeing 2017 being done for US.
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bernie1cat:
Does anyone know if the Medellin, Colombia concert will be all general admission like most other SA shows?
I have been trying to find that info for you, but so far it's not available. If you can read (or translate) Spanish, here is a link to the local promoter's FB: https://www.facebook.com/notes/6-pasos/paul-mccartney-en-medell%C3%ADn-one-on-one-llega-a-colombia/10154983693389822/ They will probably keep updating info about the tickets, as the pre-sale begins on Friday.
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Back in 2013 he released NEW in October and started playing those songs live on tour (not counting TV appearances and promotional pocket shows in the UK/USA) at the first concerts scheduled to happen afterwards, which happened to be in Japan in November. It seems safe to assume the next batch of new songs will be performed live in Australia in December. Whether that will also mark their live debut will depend on the release date of the album. So the question is: will the new album be released in time for him to add new songs to the setlist in the US and South America as well?
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5th-beatle:
Back in 2013 he released NEW in October and started playing those songs live on tour (not counting TV appearances and promotional pocket shows in the UK/USA) at the first concerts scheduled to happen afterwards, which happened to be in Japan in November. It seems safe to assume the next batch of new songs will be performed live in Australia in December. Whether that will also mark their live debut will depend on the release date of the album. So the question is: will the new album be released in time for him to add new songs to the setlist in the US and South America as well?
I don't think it's safe to assume anything right now, it can go any of several ways at the moment. You would think that by Australia they'd be in but I think you'll see them sooner
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Bob Gannon:
I don't think it's safe to assume anything right now, it can go any of several ways at the moment. You would think that by Australia they'd be in but I think you'll see them sooner
Fingers crossed that you are right, as I'm looking forward to hearing the new songs live in October.
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One final country to be announced for this 2017 it seems, let's wait.
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mike carrera:
One final country to be announced for this 2017 it seems, let's wait.
Are the lazy lights still pretty? I wish I could make it to that country, sitting in the backseat of my car.
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5th-beatle:
mike carrera:
One final country to be announced for this 2017 it seems, let's wait.
Are the lazy lights still pretty? I wish I could make it to that country, sitting in the backseat of my car.
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mike carrera:
5th-beatle:
mike carrera:
One final country to be announced for this 2017 it seems, let's wait.
Are the lazy lights still pretty? I wish I could make it to that country, sitting in the backseat of my car.
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year40:
I would bet the U.S. is done for 2017. Only areas not covered on this tour would be Denver, Phoenix, Las Vegas, Southern California and Bay Area. Remember it started in Fresno in April 2016.
He also played 5 shows in California just last October. Hooray for Australia and New Zealand! It's about time!
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beatlesfanrandy:
year40:
I would bet the U.S. is done for 2017. Only areas not covered on this tour would be Denver, Phoenix, Las Vegas, Southern California and Bay Area. Remember it started in Fresno in April 2016.
He also played 5 shows in California just last October. Hooray for Australia and New Zealand! It's about time!
In terms of SoCal, one city he hasn't been to in a while is Anaheim. Last time he was there was 2005.
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beatlesfanrandy:
He also played 5 shows in California just last October. Hooray for Australia and New Zealand! It's about time!
I forgot about Sacramento and Indio last fall. Scratch SoCal and the Bay Area---already covered.
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Sgt._Pepper:
beatlesfanrandy:
year40:
I would bet the U.S. is done for 2017. Only areas not covered on this tour would be Denver, Phoenix, Las Vegas, Southern California and Bay Area. Remember it started in Fresno in April 2016.
He also played 5 shows in California just last October. Hooray for Australia and New Zealand! It's about time!
In terms of SoCal, one city he hasn't been to in a while is Anaheim. Last time he was there was 2005.
And I've got family in Anaheim...but I'm booked to financial capacity on Paul this year, save it for 2018!