Renan Takenouchi wrote:
https://www.songkick.com/concerts/40631006-paul-mccartney-at-theatre-georges-galli
I don't think this one is gonna be part of the "Got Back Tour". It sounds like a special concert IMHO
Nothing on this page makes any sense at all. On January 13, in this tiny theater in the south of France with capacity for just 1,000 people, that day he performs at the theater PAUL MIRABEL.
The question is whether an insurance company would take over a concert tour with the current situation with musicians over 55 o 65, that is one of the big questions to overcome in 2021 and 2022.
I´m very proud to have seen Paul live on 21 shows since 1989, and I am the first who would like to pack my bags to see Paul live in the future, but I have to honestly say that I no longer see it feasible. I insist, with each passing year, his voice is getting very weak, and I don't think he can even tour like the Stones for 15 shows a year, much less play almost 3 hours. Sorry, it's my opinion and it's a harsh reality.
Does anyone really think that Paul, in two years and at 80, can tour 30, 40 or 50 concerts a year? Really???
We will have to assimilate that we will never see Paul touring anymore. On the last European tour almost all the cities on the tour announced that it was the last chance to see Paul in concert.
His voice is becoming so weak that it is difficult for him to maintain the tone of voice in a talk or interview.
Maybe Paul has never thought about giving up concerts and tours ... We still have hope !!
https://www.nme.com/news/music/paul-mccartney-dismisses-idea-a-las-vegas-residency-2721798
Renan Takenouchi wrote:
Mister Bellamy wrote:
5th-beatle wrote:
I won't be surprised if Paul doesn't tour in 2021. The fact that the 2020 tour was cancelled (even though he said they were trying to reschedule) is a clear indication that he doesn't want to make plans at the moment. After all, nobody knows when it will be truly safe for musicians, crew and fans to get together again, especially in large events like his concerts, that attract thousands of people.
Plus he will be 79 in 2021. Seriously, I would be really surprised if he decided to tour ever again. One-off gigs still possible in my opinion, though.
Yeah, I don't think Paul is going on tour until we have a vaccine or some medicine for the Covid-19. However, turning 80 doesn't mean he will not be able to tour. His stamina won't automatically disappear after June 18th 2022, we can't predict this kind of thing. IMO, he will be on tour as long as he has energy. Many fans believed that he would stop doing shows when he turned 70. Well, the man did 16 shows in the US last year, at 76.
Of course, there's not much time left. But if we get the vaccine in 2021, I don't think it's impossible for him to go on tour (probably the last one) by the end of the year, perfoming for less than 2 hours and having more days-off between the gigs. It seems that scientists are developing a vaccine faster than usual because of previous experiences with other types of coronavirus. So, let's pray for a cure as soon as possible.
Maybe the concert at Dodger Stadium was his last one, but I'm an optimist: I think Paul will be on the road for a final world tour.
It's simple to understand ... Paul definitely retired from touring. ¡ The dream is over.!
sarahlovesmacca wrote:
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.
The tour will be canceled, unfortunately many rumors indicate that Paul is withdrawing from the tours and will surely not be postponed.
5to beatle escribió:
JonathanM1989 escribió:
¿Qué piensas ahora sobre los shows de Italia? ¿Todavía estás planeando viajar?
No en junio. Estoy esperando las fechas reprogramadas. Desearía que ofrecieran la opción de un reembolso, pero parece que eso no va a suceder.
Ticketmaster siempre ofrece reembolsos de conciertos cancelados o reprogramados. Recibí un reembolso completo de The Who canceló el concierto de Dublín el 18 de marzo y la gira se ha reprogramado para 2021. Ticketmaster tiene un exceso de trabajo con devoluciones y puede demorar hasta un mes en pagar.
Yankeefan2 escribió:
love2travel escribió:
¡No te rindas! Se han encontrado varias drogas en el laboratorio, que matan esto en 48 horas en el laboratorio. Están tratando de obtener fondos para desarrollar una dosis. También van a probar los anticuerpos de las personas que lo superaron. Estos podrían funcionar temporalmente hasta que reciban una vacuna. Todos podrían estar rezando para que los científicos encuentren algo que funcione hasta que obtengamos una vacuna. Es realmente difícil, pero todos debemos rezar para que algo bueno como esto suceda pronto. Es realmente una posibilidad.
Todavía es una carrera contra el "Tiempo del Padre". Los artistas mencionados se están acercando rápidamente a los 80. Lo bien que lo hacen física / mentalmente puede cambiar en un instante. Todos somos bastante afortunados de que hayan envejecido con bastante gracia, eso no se puede esperar para siempre. Espero que tengas razón, pero lamentablemente creo que todo terminó para McCartney, los Stones, etc.
Experts explain that the return to normality will not be at least before 2022, until then, the distance between people will be two meters and must be strictly respected, among other precautionary measures. I am absolutely sure that live shows will be affected for two years.
