I took the same sign to his shows for several years. It said:

"I'm a teacher. Will you sign me for show and tell?"

One time he read it out loud along with 2 others. During the encore, Brian Riddle didn't come get me. The people with the other 2 signs were brought on stage.

I decided to go to another show 10 days later. He read the sign again. This time, Brian came up to me during "Yesterday" and said, " Come on teacher. Bring your sign and come with me."

He signed my arm and I got it tattooed the next day.

The rest... is history. 

AcresOfFun wrote:

vicks30 wrote:

Once he married Nancy, the dedications to a previous wife stopped... as they should.

He continued dedicating it to her for several years after his marriage to Nancy. I know I saw it as recently as 2017.

She wasn't "a previous wife," she was a beloved wife and mother of his children who died.

Seems that since he's stopped mentioning her in a dedication, he agrees.

Also, he stopped singing "My Love"at his shows  after his marriage to Nancy.

Once he married Nancy, the dedications to a previous wife stopped... as they should.

NJR wrote:

Does anybody bother to read the thread before asking questions?

https://zumic.com/paul-mccartney-plans-2022-tour-dates-ticket-presale-code-and-on-sale-info

I do.... still don't know exactly where to go for AMEX presale 

I've never done the AMEX presale before. What website do you use? is it this one or on the AMEX website?

NJR wrote:

JennaNGagley wrote:

So excited about this!! I've been hoping he would go on another tour!

I'm having a lot of trouble getting the newsletter though... registered but I never actually get them. Anyone know what to do about that?? I would hate to miss the presale.

Sign up here:

https://www.paulmccartney.com/newsletter-signup

Also, if you have an AMEX card you can get in the pre-sale.

https://paulmccartneygotback.com/

The best seats will be obtained by AMEX cardholders as their pre-sale starts at 10am on the 22nd. People who only get the newsletter will have to wait until 12 noon. It says "local time" but wouldn't that give an advantage to those at EST or further east? *confused*

There really aren't a huge amount of seats released for the AMEX presale. As far as the "local time" that means 10:00 (or noon) where the venue is located. So someone on the east coast would have to wait until 1:00 (3:00pm) for tickets in Los Angeles.

14 times!

My first and last (hopefully not LAST) was at Rupp Arena in Lexington KY. The first time, I was waaaay up in the second to last row of the bleachers. Thankfully, almost 30 years later, my seats were MUCH closer to the stage.

Anyone interested in trading 2 Raleigh tickets for my 2 Lexington tickets? I now have a major scheduling conflict.

Going out ona limb here...

Anyonewilling to trade 2 Raleigh tickets for 2 Lexington KY tickets?

Message me.

Well... that was an expected disappointment. I have an AMEX card, but I believe GONE are the days when you would anticipate a presale, nervously fluster over a keyboard to correctly type in the correct code, and then have to refresh and try again a dozen times before ~sometimes~ a suitable seat would come up. SCORE!!!!

In the past couple of years, after logging on, you see that a close foor ticket will cost as much as a halfway decent used car and tickets 10 rows up in the lower level are $700!

It's become such a money racket!  I always though $250 was A LOT for a ticket... but Paul is worth it. However, it's saddening when, for a split second, you weigh the importance of food and rent against the price of a great seat.

Maybe something will turn up.