Posts made by Renan Takenouchi

crazy4beatles wrote:

Renan Takenouchi wrote:

Yeah, you guys are right. I was so excited about the rumor and I didn't notice that nothing make sense it all.

By the way, there are some rumors of shows in Latin America between February and April. We expect to hear more information in the next weeks.

Are there any more details of these rumors? I've been wanting to see Paul in Brazil. Do you remember in the past how soon before a SA show he would announce? I'm running against the clock on some flight credits that expire soon, and would love to use for a trip to see Paul in SA.

There are rumors about Mexico, Argentina, Chile and 3 shows in BraziI. However I must say that the rumors are not so strong at the momment. For a long time Paul's concerts here in South America were announced just 30 or 40 days in advance, but last time in the “Freshen Up Tour”, the shows became official 3 months in advance, so if Paul is really coming I think we have more details around november.

So many great artists are coming to SA these days. Coldplay will be playing 10 shows in Argentina and 8 in Brazil. I’m not saying Paul will be doing the same, it’s just an example to show how big this market can be. If I have to guess, I would say Paul will be playing in South America between february and april and then goes to Europe for a stadium tour in the summer.

I'm sure you gonna love see Paul in SA! I went to the Metlife Stadium concert this year and I was not used to see people in ther seats just watching the show. The audience only got crazy when Bruce Springsteen appeared.

Yeah, you guys are right. I was so excited about the rumor and I didn't notice that nothing make sense it all.

By the way, there are some rumors of shows in Latin America between February and April. We expect to hear more information in the next weeks.

bernie1cat wrote:

Renan Takenouchi wrote:

Hi guys, how are you doing?

I'm going to the MetLife Stadium show and I have a question for you: is it easy to leave the stadium area when the show is over? I mean, is there any transport like a train or a special bus near the stadium?

There is supposed to be a special service bus from NYC/Port Authority Station to and from the stadium for MetLife events. It is called the 351 Meadowland Express. 351 Meadowlands Express – Bus Schedule | Coach USA

I am going as well so will keep up to date on this option. There are other public transport options but this appears to be the most expedient route as it takes you directly from Manhattan to the stadium with no stops or changes.Of course you are at the mercy of NYC traffic so leave plenty early! I remember going to see The Boss at the old stadium and due to an overturned oil tanker the traffic was backed up for 3 hours!

Hi, bernie 1cat.! I hope you can give me some help: I was ready to buy the Meadowland Express tickets, but I couldn't choose the date for the bus. Do you know if they sell the tickets this way? I mean, we just buy a ticket and we don't need to select a date?

bernie1cat wrote:

Renan Takenouchi wrote:

Hi guys, how are you doing?

I'm going to the MetLife Stadium show and I have a question for you: is it easy to leave the stadium area when the show is over? I mean, is there any transport like a train or a special bus near the stadium?

There is supposed to be a special service bus from NYC/Port Authority Station to and from the stadium for MetLife events. It is called the 351 Meadowland Express. 351 Meadowlands Express – Bus Schedule | Coach USA

I am going as well so will keep up to date on this option. There are other public transport options but this appears to be the most expedient route as it takes you directly from Manhattan to the stadium with no stops or changes.Of course you are at the mercy of NYC traffic so leave plenty early! I remember going to see The Boss at the old stadium and due to an overturned oil tanker the traffic was backed up for 3 hours!

Thanks, dude!

Hi guys, how are you doing?

I'm going to the MetLife Stadium show and I have a question for you: is it easy to leave the stadium area when the show is over? I mean, is there any transport like a train or a special bus near the stadium?

5th-beatle wrote:

Based on this screen capture that I made from the rehearsal footage I'm hopeful that With A Little Luck he'll sing a song from the London Town album:

First Live Performance?

I would love to hear "With a Little Luck", but I don't think he is going to shake things that much at this point.

Mr.Jimmy77 wrote:

FC15 wrote:

It's the same imagery and font used for the 'Freshen Up' tour. I imagine this is just an amateur mock-up.

Anyway, should be less than 45mins until the big reveal!

This image is on Ticket Master. I think it's official

FC15 wrote:

Terrible picture

5th-beatle wrote:

Renan Takenouchi wrote:

5th-beatle wrote:

Another rumored McCartney concert: July at Citi Field, in New York.

It would be great! Where did you see this rumor?

Someone told me about it and did not ask for secrecy, so I guess there's no problem sharing the info.

Do you trust him/her? Because anyone could say that kind of thing

5th-beatle wrote:

Another rumored McCartney concert: July at Citi Field, in New York.

It would be great! Where did you see this rumor?

oobu24 wrote:

RUMOR...

TBD

From third-party ticket selling sites:

Paul McCartney Tour Dates
TUE
May 24, 2022
TBD
Paul McCartney
Hard Rock Live At The Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino - Hollywood - Fort Lauderdale, FL

The man is getting back!

I've just read that the Marketing Director of Morumbi Stadium said a few days ago that 3 shows might take place at the stadium in 2022. You have to be a great artist to perform there, because it's a big venue, so I think there's a good chance for Paul.

I think there's a good chance for the rumors become true. Morumbi Stadium may have been chosen because it is bigger and it allows cheaper tickets (I don't believe they would reduce the capacity of the audience).

The Stones did some gigs in the US a few months ago and Mick is 78. Why Paul at 79 can't do the same? He has been at several events without mask (like "Rock and Roll of Fame") and hosted a party in the Hamptons last year with a lot of celebreties, so it seems he is "ok" with the situation. As NJR said, Paul will be safer than the audience: he flies private, he can stay longer at the hotel, he shouldn't call anyone to stage and I'm sure his staff will always be tested. The real point is if Paul and his team will be confident about the safety of the audience, as it impossible to predict the pandemic future. But I think there's a good chance for the man to get back on the road again.

There are rumors about shows in South America (Brazil) in March 2022. Not so sure about that, but when there is smoke...

katiecockroft wrote:

Anyone got any legit rumours after the fans on the run post?

They said he will be doing Glastonbury.

John Mackintosh wrote:

Assuming covid iis under control, January should be a great time for Paul to announce a new tour.  Consider....

2022 marks rhe 60th anniversary of the firstBeatles single, Love Me Do and Macca hits the big 8 0

McCartney III came out a year ago, went to number 1 to critical acclaim.  At my age it is still f"fresh"

October we saw the Let It Be deluxe hit market

November the long-awaited Lyrics came out and is a huge success.

The end of the month,  Peter Jackson became the latest "Fifth Beatle" with the release of the fantastic Get Back.

keep your fingers crossed.

I hope you're right, but now I'm not so sure if Paul will ever be back on tour. The Rolling Stones did a few shows in the US this year, Roger Watters and Elton John will be touring in 2022 and Ringo has rescheduled his shows for the next year too. But Paul doesn’t say one single word about live shows.

In conversation with James Daunt, he asked Paul “have you missed performing in this curious and strange time that we are living through?”. He didn't answer the question exactly, he just said he played two songs on Stella’s birthday party and that was his first perform since Covid. I was expectting he was going to say he can’t wait to be back on the road, but he didn’t told us if he is really missing the touring life.

I hope this pandemic ends soon and Paul back on tour, but his apparent lack of interest in performing live worries me.

thenightfish wrote:

Renan Takenouchi wrote:

thenightfish wrote:

He is apparently appearing tonight at a benefit for Robin Hood in NYC (see the. Looking for Changes thread). Perhaps just a song or two?

He is credited as a special appearance, so maybe he will just say a few words to support the event. I hope I'm wrong, because I really wanna see him performing again.

I think he is performing. 

https://www.nynmedia.com/content/robin-hood-benefit-back

The event, much like the Met Gala, will be star-studded, hosted by Cecily Strong and featuring performances by Alicia Keys, Paul McCartney, Bruce Springsteen and the Jonas Brothers. This year, the event will also fall on the 20-year anniversary of the foundation’s Concert for New York City that aimed to help New Yorkers following the 9/11 attacks and raised over $35 million.

Great!!

thenightfish wrote:

He is apparently appearing tonight at a benefit for Robin Hood in NYC (see the. Looking for Changes thread). Perhaps just a song or two?

He is credited as a special appearance, so maybe he will just say a few words to support the event. I hope I'm wrong, because I really wanna see him performing again.

crazy4beatles wrote:

The city has officially announced the first batch of performers. Bruce Springsteen, Paul Simon and Jennifer Hudson. With "more" to come. Not sure if that bodes well or not for Paul? If performers are just doing 2/3 songs, there's still room for a Paul. On the other hand, these performers are in the same demo as Paul - maybe not so much Hudson. I wonder if the other performers to be announced will be more contemporary to appeal to younger generations. (I know there's plenty of young people that listen to Paul but you know what I mean.)

At this point, I don't think Paul will perform on this NYC Concert. But the Stones announced today that they will be back on tour on September. Maybe it's just a matter of time until Paul returns to the game.

Rockerdude wrote:

I would be surprised if he'll ever be back on the road. Even if the current virus gets under control he's into his 80th year & don't think he wants to risk his health or more importantly encourage mass gatherings furthering the spread of this current Pandemic.

Paul himself said that he wants to go back on tour (he said that in a instagram live to promote "McCartney III Imagined"). Of course, there's not much time left for his touring life, but when he turns 80, he won't automatically be unable to perform. Others from his generation, like Eric Clapton, Elton John and even Ringo, (who will be turning 81 in a few days) have already announced concerts for 2022.

If he is feeling good, I believe we should expect some shows next year. We can't predict Paul's plans, let's just wait and see what happens on the future.

For now, NYC is planning a big concert at Central Park on August and promoters want eight iconic stars to perform a three-hour show. Maybe Paul is gonna be one of these "iconic stars".