I had a fantastic time! Speaking to a few people afterwards, it seems we would all have loved to hear more post-Beatles questions. I also wish it had gone on for longer. But it was still amazing to be there and to see Paul in person again after a horrible couple of years. He was his usual funny, charming self and personally speaking, it gave me a huge lift.

I thought some of the audience questions that were selected were really interesting. I also enjoyed watching Paul's reactions during the song clips.

Yankeefan2 wrote:

sarahlovesmacca wrote:

I got tickets, which is amazing considering I always miss out on events like this! Got really good balcony seats. I'm flying in from Dublin tomorrow morning. Very excited!

Visited Ireland for a few days in 2016 and stayed in Dublin which was great !! We stayed at the FitzWilliams hotel which was very nice and in the center of Dublin.  (next to St. Stephen's Green Shopping Center). We loved Trinity College and seeing the "Book Of Kells". One night we had dinner and drinks at the "Brazen Head" pub which said it was the oldest pub in Ireland. Took day trip from Dublin and went to see the "Cliffs Of Moher" which was incredible and parts of Western Ireland.  I would also like to mention how friendly the people were in Dublin, would love to go back.  My great grandmother was born in Ireland.

Glad you liked it so much! It's always lovely to hear about people enjoying themselves here.

SgtPepperFan48 wrote:

sarahlovesmacca wrote:

I got tickets, which is amazing considering I always miss out on events like this! Got really good balcony seats. I'm flying in from Dublin tomorrow morning. Very excited!

Ah that's brilliant!  I'm from Ireland too (but living in London!), cannot wait for this event!

Great! I know of quite a few Irish fans attending. It's going to be great to see him again after the madness of the last two years!

I got tickets, which is amazing considering I always miss out on events like this! Got really good balcony seats. I'm flying in from Dublin tomorrow morning. Very excited!

nobodytoldme wrote:

sarahlovesmacca wrote:

My email about the Nijmegen show said that vouchers would be offered, but if they're not suitable, we can apply for a refund. Apparently it could take up to 3 months to be processed. I just hope it's not too much of a headache.

I didn't buy a ticket, but it should be an easy form. Also, it should already been emailed to you.

Yes, I received that email just after posting this. It was very straightforward and the waiting time for a response is currently up to 10 working days since they're so busy processing everything.

Renan Takenouchi wrote:

sarahlovesmacca wrote:

Gordy JS wrote:

Want to know why did Paul say it was postponed only a few weeks back? Not angry at the fact it's cancelled, angry at the way it's been done

Me too. I'm wondering what changed, since it originally looked like they would be postponed.

Also wondering what the "current and future commitments" are. The musical? Something must be in the works for next year.

The "current and future commitments" excuse is not the real truth for me. Some people think the postponement was not possible because Paul has already another shows in the radar for 2021, but I'm not so sure about that. He seemed to be very concerned about the pandemic in the Howard Stern interview and in the Lady Madonna performance. I think he is not going on tour until we got a cure for the virus and MPL didn't want to told us the true reason. And we don't know when things are going to be normal, which makes difficult book new dates.

That's a good point. If that is the reason, I wouldn't blame Paul at all for not wanting to take any chances. Everyone's safety is the priority. I think we would all accept that as a good enough reason for a cancellation, though, so I don't know why they'd feel the need to make up an excuse.

Gordy JS wrote:

Want to know why did Paul say it was postponed only a few weeks back? Not angry at the fact it's cancelled, angry at the way it's been done

Me too. I'm wondering what changed, since it originally looked like they would be postponed.

Also wondering what the "current and future commitments" are. The musical? Something must be in the works for next year.

My email about the Nijmegen show said that vouchers would be offered, but if they're not suitable, we can apply for a refund. Apparently it could take up to 3 months to be processed. I just hope it's not too much of a headache.

AndrewMBarros wrote:

(rumor)

An official announcement about the tour cancellation / postponement will be made on wednesday.

I hope so. We've been waiting long enough for information! Fingers crossed for postponement rather than cancellation.

Still no email regarding the Nijmegen show, but I just heard today that the Dutch government has extended the concert ban to 1 September (my birthday, depressingly).