twitter.com/yukawareiko ポール最終日。東京ドームでは、４時１０分からサウンドチェックが始まりました。ポールは毎回コンサート前に、チケット付きのお客さんをサウンドチェッカーズとして招待。本気で声を出して１時間。すべての楽器の音をチェック。疲れないのか、つい心配になるけれど、、必要なウォーミングアップだと。 www.facebook.com/john.fernandiniballesteros April 30, 2017 Soundcheck Paul McCartney on the stage at Tokio Dome in Japan SETLIST: 1.Jam 2.Honey Hush 3.One After 909 4.All My Loving 5.Let 'Em In 6.Miss Ann 7.On My Way To Work 8.San Fracisco Bay Blues 9.Ram On 10.Midnight Special 11.Massage Jam 12.Lady Madonna twitter.com/akky2009 4/30ポール2017日本最終公演 曲はクリスホームズのカムトゥギャザーが流れています。 SEE LIVE IN PERISCOPE https://www.pscp.tv/w/1ypKdrzrZzgJW https://www.pscp.tv/w/1DXxyyBOnydxM https://www.pscp.tv/w/1OdKryaoyjQxX https://www.pscp.tv/w/1jMKgojPkVmKL https://www.pscp.tv/w/1ynJOjvonpWGR
Picture: Dave M. Benett/Getty Images www.heraldextra.com James McCartney, Paul's son, follows his own muse L. Kent Wolgamott Special to the Daily Herald Apr 27, 2017 James McCartney, the son of Paul McCartney, will perform a show on Friday at Urban Lounge in Salt Lake City. James McCartney is a man of few words, preferring as it were to let his music do the talking. So McCartney, the only son of Paul and Linda McCartney, doesn’t turn up with a lot of hype. Nor does he do anything to contribute to any buzz that would be generated by talking about his life and family, playing Paul’s songs or, in an opposite strategy, coming out against his dad’s kind of music. Rather, the 39-year-old simply plays his own songs — he’s released a pair of EPs and two albums since 2010 — and flies quietly under the pop culture radar. After spending his first two and a half years on the road with Paul McCartney and Wings, James grew up in the county of East Sussex in southeast England, attended the local state secondary school, and in 1998, graduated from Bexhill College, near his East Sussex home, having studied art and sculpture. A guitarist since he was 9, when his father gave him a Fender Stratocaster once owned by Carl Perkins, McCartney played on a pair of Paul McCartney and Wings albums, taking a guitar solo on 1997’s “Flaming Pie” and contributing guitar and percussion to 2001’s “Driving Rain.” He also plays lead guitar on “The Light Comes From Within,” the final recording by his mother, who died in 1998. McCartney didn’t put out a solo recording until he was 33, releasing the EP “Available Light” in 2010 and its follow-up “Close at Hand” in 2011. His first album, “Me,” was released in 2013. McCartney, who understandably doesn’t care to be compared to his famous father musically, nonetheless demonstrated that he shares Paul’s sense of melody and gift for pop-rock songwriting, and here and there, sounds very much like his dad vocally. On “The Blackberry Train,” engineered by Steve Albini, best known for his work with Nirvana and the Pixies, McCartney adds some abrasive edges and electronic touches to his psychedelic pop, giving the album a more distinctive sound. McCartney rarely does live interviews. He responded briefly to a handful of questions submitted by email. Q: Why did you decide to work with Steve Albini on “Blackberry Train”? McCartney: I really admire him and thought it would be a great experience to work with him. Q: The record is psychedelic pop with a hard edge here and there. Did you get what you were looking for and is that a step forward for you? McCartney: It’s all been an evolution. This set of songs definitely has a harder edge, but it’s a continuation of the last album. The main thing for me is not to conform or compromise. Q: You grew up surrounded by music. At what point did you decide you wanted to be a musician? Do you recall why you wanted to at the time? McCartney: Music has been important to me my whole life. Of course, as a kid, you always dream of being a fireman or policeman, so I did that as well. Q: This is a cliched question, but what are your influences. McCartney: There are so many influences for me ... Kurt Cobain, The Smiths, Radiohead, PJ Harvey, The Cure, The Beatles (“Let It Be” is one of my favorite albums), Neil Young, Jimi Hendrix, Hank Williams. I could name so many more! In the end, I don’t really prefer a particular style, just great music, truly. Q: What are your shows like for you and for the audience? McCartney: I love performing live, and it’s great fun. It can be nerve-wracking sometimes, mostly because I get so pumped up for it! Ultimately, though, when you look out at the audience and see them connecting with the music you’ve written, it’s all worth it. An amazing and beautiful experience. If You Go JAMES McCARTNEY When: Friday at 6 p.m. Where: Urban Lounge, 241 S. 500 East, Salt Lake City Support act: Anna Rose Tickets: $15 advance, $20 day of, available at www.24tix.com Info: (801)-355-4949, theurbanloungeslc.com
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www.desmoinesregister.com What you need to know before Paul McCartney tickets go on sale Matthew Leimkuehler Des Moines Register Published April 27, 2017 Famed British performer Paul McCartney plans to return to the Iowa Events Center this summer for a one-night only concert, his second ever in Des Moines. Wochit During his last trip to Iowa’s capital city in 2005, Paul McCartney performed for about 15,500 people. That’s a startling feat for a normal touring musician. For McCartney … it’s practically exclusive. McCartney returns to Des Moines on July 21 and talk of how best to secure tickets is already surrounding the show. Tickets to see the famed Beatle in markets such as Buffalo, N.Y., and Minneapolis sold out in minutes. Des Moines tickets go on sale Monday at 10 a.m. via Hy-VeeTix.com, at the Wells Fargo Arena Box Office (233 Center St.) and participating Des Moines and Ames Hy-Vee locations. Here are a few tips to consider before trying your luck at scoring a seat to the hottest show of the summer. Paul McCartney greets the crowd at the start of his "One on One" tour on Wednesday, April 13, 2016, at the Save Mart Center in Fresno, Calif. (Photo: SILVIA FLORES, TNS) Register for a Hy-VeeTix account now. General public on-sale launches at 10 a.m. Monday and a majority of concert-goers purchase tickets online. To expedite the process once the online box office opens, individuals are encouraged by concert organizers to register for an account at Hy-VeeTix.com. Having an account pre-registered and being logged in once tickets go on sale eliminates a timely step in the purchasing process. Fans not wanting to purchase online can visit a box office in person. A list of participating Hy-Vee locations can be found at iowaeventscenter.com. Physical and digital box offices pull from the same inventory, explained Iowa Events Center marketing director Adam Flack, and the online box office moves quicker than physical locations. “Online is always the quickest way once you get in (to buy tickets),” Flack said. Have an American Express account? Buy tickets now. Organizers said Thursday morning that a number of pre-sale tickets were still available exclusively for American Express members. The American Express presale runs through 10 p.m. Sunday. Super Bowl XXXIX: Singer Paul McCartney performs during the Super Bowl XXXIX halftime show at Alltel Stadium on Feb. 6, 2005 in Jacksonville, Fla. (Photo: ROBERTO SCHMIDT/Getty Images) Yes, some pre-sale tickets have sold out. That doesn’t mean the show is sold out. Pre-sale tickets via the McCartney online fan club became available Wednesday morning and have sold out. Flack ensured tickets in every price range will be available to the general public Monday at 10 a.m. Tickets start at $29.50, with the most expensive listing at $257. To help combat digital scalping, each customer is limited to six tickets. If more than six are purchased by one customer, those tickets will be declined at a later date and reopened for public purchase. Flack said tours this year such as Eric Church and Ed Sheeran have flagged abusive buyers and reopened tickets to the public after general on-sale. “We do what we can,” Flack said. “That’s why a lot of tours have ticket limits and customer limits. After those tickets go on sale we comb through those and see if anybody exceed … and we reserve the right to cancel those.” s of Thursday, McCartney tickets on secondhand ticket market Stubhub started at $93, going as high as $2,199 a ticket.
Paul McCartney and the band take in the applause April 27, 2015 in Tokyo
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PAUL McCARTNEY: ‘ONE ON ONE’ US TOUR 2017 14 NEW SHOWS CONFIRMED
Tickets On Sale To The General Public Beginning April 29
Paul McCartney has added a massive new run of US dates to his ‘One On One’ tour.
The newly announced dates kick off July 5th at Miami’s AmericanAirlines Arena — Paul’s first Miami appearance since his ‘Up & Coming’ Tour hit Sun Life Stadium in 2010 — then head northwest to Tampa, where Paul will play July 10th at the Amalie Arena, returning to the city for the first time since his 2005 ‘US Tour’. From there, ‘One On One’ takes Paul to three cities and venues he’s never played before: July 13th at the Infinity Energy Arena in Duluth GA, July 15th at CenturyLink Center in Bossier City LA, and July 19th at the INTRUST Bank Arena in Wichita KS. On July 21st Paul plays the Wells Fargo Arena in Des Moines IA followed by a July 23rd stop at CenturyLink Center in Omaha NE, returning to both cities for the first time since 2005’s ‘US Tour’. The tour’s July run concludes on the 25th at the Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre, Tinley Park in Tinley Park IL — Paul’s first appearance in the region since his now-legendary 2015 Lollapalooza headline.
‘One On One’s 2017 US run will resume with Paul’s first-ever show at the Prudential Center in Newark NJ on September 11th. Paul will then take up residence in New York City, playing his first full show at Madison Square Garden since 2005 on September 15th, then getting back to the scene of his unforgettable 2013 Brooklyn shows to play the Barclays Center on September 19th. Paul will then head upstate to make his debut appearance in debut appearance in Syracuse NY, playing the Carrier Dome on September 23rd, followed on September 26th by Paul’s first show at Long Island’s Nassau Coliseum since 2002’s ‘Driving USA’ Tour. ‘One On One’s fall dates will draw to a close October 1st at Detroit’s Little Caesars Arena, Paul’s first show at the brand new venue and first visit to the Motor City since 2015.
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Fans registered with PaulMcCartney.com will be eligible to purchase pre-sale tickets through Paul's website on the dates below: Wednesday 26th April - 9am (ET / 2pm BST): Miami, Tampa, Duluth, Syracuse, Detroit Wednesday 26th April - 9am (CT / 3pm BST): Bossier City, Wichita, Des Moines, Omaha, Tinley Park Monday 1st May - 9am (ET / 2pm BST): Newark, Madison Square Garden, Brooklyn, Nassau
Paul and his band rehearing in Fresno, April 2017:
Paul McCartney’s ‘One On One’ tour opened 13th April, 2016 with Paul’s debut concert in Fresno CA. The show, which opened with Paul’s first performance of ‘A Hard Day’s Night’ since The Beatles last played it 1965, drew instant and unanimous raves from near ("McCartney’s abundance of natural charm and charisma made this sold-out arena show feel and more like a really big piano bar” — The Fresno Bee) and far ("nearly three hours of music that moved gracefully from the intimate to the explosive... the emphasis never drifted from the music, ranging from generational anthems to post-Beatles deep cuts” — Rolling Stone). ‘One On One’ has since logged 36 shows and counting, spanning the globe from North and South America to the UK and Europe and a current run of Japanese dates. Venues have ranged from packed stadiums and arenas to one of the most intimate gigs of Paul’s solo career to date at the 300-capacity Pappy & Harriet’s Pioneertown Palace in tiny Pioneertown, CA. ‘One On One’s 2016 run wrapped up with two headlining sets at the historic ‘Desert Trip’ festival in Indio, CA, which featured surprise guest appearances from Neil Young and Rihanna — a fitting coda to a tour that featured Paul joined on encores by the likes of Nirvana’s Krist Novoselic in Seattle, Jimmy Fallon in Vancouver, and both Bob Weir of the Grateful Dead and New England Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski at a record-breaking show at Boston’s Fenway Park.
The Paul McCartney live experience is everything any music lover could ever want from a rock show — and so much more: Nearly three hours worth of the greatest moments from the last 50 years of music, dozens of songs that have formed the soundtracks of our lives. Paul and his band have played an unparalleled range of venues and locations: outside the Coliseum in Rome, Moscow’s Red Square, Buckingham Palace, The White House, a free show in Mexico for over 400,000 people, the last ever show at San Francisco’s Candlestick Park where The Beatles played their final concert 1966, and even one performance broadcast live into Space! Featuring Paul’s band of the last 10+ years – Paul “Wix” Wickens (keyboards), Brian Ray (bass/guitar), Rusty Anderson(guitar) and Abe Laboriel Jr (drums) – the show is never anything short of life-changing.
As with every Paul McCartney tour, ‘One On One’ features dozens of classics from the most beloved catalog in popular music, spanning Paul’s entire career – as a solo artist, member of Wings and of course as a Beatle — and no shortage of surprises. State of the art audio and video technology ensure an unforgettable experience from every seat in the house: Massive screens, lasers, fireworks and, of course, a staggering selection of the best songs ever written or performed make every Paul McCartney show a once in a lifetime event that transcends and elevates the potential of live music.
The first public on sale of this run will be April 29th for the July 25th Tinley Park, IL date.
Tickets for the July 1st-23rd and October 1st dates will be on sale to the public May 1st.
Public on sale for the September dates will start May 5th.
American Express® Card Members can purchase tickets before the general public beginning Wednesday, April 26th at 10am local time through Sunday, April 30th at 10pm local time for Bossier City, LA, Wichita, KS, Des Moines, IA, Omaha, NE, Syracuse, NY, Detroit, MI, Miami, FL, Tampa, FL, and Duluth, GA and beginning Monday, May 1st at 10am local time through Thursday, May 4th at 10pm local time for New York, NY, Brooklyn, NY, Uniondale, NY, and Newark, NJ.
PAUL McCARTNEY ONE ON ONE North American Tour 2017
July 5: Miami (FL) - AmericanAirlines Arena July 10: Tampa (FL) - Amalie Arena July 13: Duluth (GA) - Infinite Energy Arena July 15: Bossier City (LA) - CenturyLink Center July 19: Wichita (KS) - INTRUST Bank Arena July 21: Des Moines (IA) - Wells Fargo Arena July 23: Omaha (NE) - CenturyLink Center July 25: Tinley Park (IL) - Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre
September 11: Newark (NJ) - Prudential Center September 15: New York (NY) - Madison Square Garden September 19: Brooklyn (NY) - Barclays Center September 23: Syracuse (NY) - Carrier Dome September 26: Uniondale (NY) - Nassau Coliseum October 1: Detroit (MI) - Little Caesars Arena
