Paul McCartney US tour this year is set to follow-up with the overwhelming fan response to his last US concert. World tours and Hall of Fame initiatives are just some of the things that keep him busy.
Macca announced the US leg of his Out There tour will start on June 21 in Philadelphia Wells Fargo Center. His sold out 2010 US tour was highly rated by concert goers and this year's gig could be a much more anticipated event. He will also be featured in two music festivals Firefly and Lollapalooza. The legendary star is unstoppable and has never failed to exceed fans' expectations.
The famed former Beattle's member have played 32 dates so far and currently touring in Japan and South Korea. Paul McCartney generously shares to fans freshly taken concert snaps via his Instagram account.
A photo posted by Paul McCartney (@paulmccartney) on Apr 28, 2015 at 3:23am PDT
Based on his US tour date and appearances, he might be staying for a little more while around the country. His Firefly appearance will be on 19th of June followed by his Wells Fargo Center concert on June 21 and then Lollapalooza on the 31st of July. The star's busy schedule hasn't kept him from staying in touch with former band mates.
Last week, Paul McCartney inducted former Beattle's co-member Ringo Starr in Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Paul initiated the induction and personally handed the award to fellow band member in Cleveland, Ohio. He delivered a lovely speech highlighting Ringo's childhood and career development. The speech shares how the Beattle's drummer started his passion:
OK. Ringo Starr was born in Liverpool at a very early age, and he had a hard childhood. Real hard childhood, but he had a beautiful mom, Elsie, and a lovely stepdad Harry. Both of them had real big hearts, beautiful people, and they loved music. So at some point during this difficult childhood, Ringo got a drum. Ringo got a drum! And that was it. He was now a drummer."
The Beattle's definitely left a mark in the hearts of many. Being one of the last two surviving members of the most celebrated band of all time, Paul McCartney has remarkably kept its spirit alive.
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