If you take a look at the source code of mccartneyiii.com you'll find this:

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So I think they have some dates in mind, possibly looking forward to make a ticket - album bundle to boost sales and get #1 again.

They are probably waiting to see how everything COVID related evolves to announce a new tour, put tickets on sale before the album is officially released.

"Gonna miss my religious trip to @GlastoFest this weekend; let’s celebrate it and count the days till next year. In life, one has to wait for the best... So, Dad, we will see you then! x Stella"
This is what Stella posted on her Instagram yesterday.

As long as he is able to, he'll still be rocking out there. And I love that attitude.

Gordy JS wrote:

http://www.leparisien.fr/amp/culture-loisirs/musique/coronavirus-les-producteurs-de-concerts-n-y-comprennent-plus-rien-07-03-2020-8274897.php?fbclid=IwAR1sE1-oqtqahF2k8G7C84W7vEl0er3MVn6JfQUQxWmRvMdIMzo3wha3KSc

Just been reading this article saying "Jackie Lombard, producer of the three stadiums that Paul McCartney was to complete in May in Paris and Lille, and early June in Lyon. I am trying to postpone these concerts in June knowing that the insurance companies can reimburse the cancellation costs. But if the ban is now limited to April 15, insurance will no longer work. So, I will have to try to maintain the original dates. "

It's from Googletranslate which might be a bit confusing from translation but the gist of it. I'd admit that I at first wasn't too concerned about it due to my initial ignorance but now it's got to be postponed for a while with the safety of attendees & also considering the McCartney fan base tend to travel to various countries & who knows about flight restrictions. Hopefully  new dates are announced soon & we can all attend the new shows.

That article is from March 7, I think the global perspective has changed a lot since then, this tour won't happen at least this year.

I agree with 5th-beatle, I think Paul will play in Glastonbury 50th edition next year and move all these dates around that event.

Well, I've booked flight, hotels and got tickets for Lille, Paris and Bordeaux.

I'll lose an insane amount of money, but of course there are a lot of more important things happening right now.

I hope they move the entire tour to 2021, by then the world would have the vaccine (or at least it's what's been said) and i'll be safe for everyone, Paul, the crew, the audience.

10 times so far

- Buenos Aires, Argentina, 2010

- Montevideo, Uruguay, 2014

- Cordoba, Argentina, 2016

- La Plata (x2), Argentina, 2016

- Sao Paulo, Brasil, 2017

- Liverpool, 2018

- Glasgow, 2018

- London, 2018

- Buenos Aires, 2019

And now I've got tickets for Lille and Paris this year.

french let it be wrote:

VOUS VENEZ EN MÉTRO

Ligne 1, Stations « Cité Scientifique » et « 4 Cantons »
Téléchargez le plan

Ligne2, Station « Les Près » puis navette et bus gratuits du Stade. Les navettes sont activités uniquement en événement stade.
Téléchargez le plan

Pour plus de confort, la circulation des métros est renforcée 2h avant l’événement et est prolongée après la fin de celui-ci.

You have several solutions to come from Lille. The easier is the subway line 1 but it will be very busy after the gig. It could be easier to use the shuttle (free bus) wich goes to line 2 station les Prés. Line 1 and line 2 meet at Lille Flandres railway station.

The last sentence means that they add subway trains before and after the event.

Thank you for your help french let it be 

Now comes the long wait until the show, the first of the year !

bernie1cat wrote:

FC15 wrote:

Hello! 
This will be my first time in France, I've got tickets for Lille and Paris shows. I'm from Argentina.

I was hoping to get some help about the best way to get from the centre of Lille to the stadium and mostly to come back after the show as it would be more difficult to get an Uber then.

Also anything else that you would like to share about the city will be highly appreciated.

Thank you

Hope this helps. Getting there is not the issue...Depending on how late the show runs and the Metro hours of operation getting back after is always the fun part trying to catch the last trains of the evening with the rest of the crowd! Paris is the same way;  which is why I booked an AIrBnB near La Defense and a hotel witinin walking distance in Bordeaux, although that shouldn't be as much of a hassle as after shows at  Stade de France. I don't know if it is possible to reserve an Uber for after the show but sharing a taxi back to the center is always an option as I'm sure there will be hundreds of others heading in the same direction.

https://www.stadiumguide.com/grandstadelille/

Thank you Bernie, I've found that link really useful.

Hello! 
This will be my first time in France, I've got tickets for Lille and Paris shows. I'm from Argentina.

I was hoping to get some help about the best way to get from the centre of Lille to the stadium and mostly to come back after the show as it would be more difficult to get an Uber then.

Also anything else that you would like to share about the city will be highly appreciated.

Thank you

FC15 wrote:

The presale is not working. It gets stuck once you put the password

The  correct password is PMFRANCE, if anyone is still trying.