Paul McCartney plays at London's O2 in December
Paul McCartney plays London’s O2 Arena on December 22nd and tickets go on sale at 9am this Monday, October 26th!
Paul McCartney has announced his first European tour since 2004, taking place at seven arenas across the continent and ending with his first ever public performance at the O2 Arena. Of course you would have to be dating a very special someone to take them to this, but it would certainly be a date they’d never forget!
The Good Evening Europe Tour will be visiting Hamburg, Berlin, Arnhem, Paris, Cologne and Dublin, with the final date at London’s O2 Arena on December 22nd.
“This is my chance to bring our current show home to where it all began, and I’m very much looking forward to ending the year on a high,” says Paul.
And what a year 2009 has been for the ex-Beatle. He was nominated for two award at the Grammys and performed I Saw Her Standing There with Dave Grohl. In April he played in New York at the David Lynch Foundation’s benefit concert with Ringo Starr joining him on stage for a special finale. He made his first US festival appearance headlining the Coachella Festival; and performed at the opening of The New Joint at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas – a gig which sold out in seven seconds and set a new sales record with tickets selling at a rate of 600 a second!
So, you’ll need to be at the ready at 9am on Monday 26th October if you would like tickets to this London gig! Tickets cost £55 – £125 and are available from the www.theo2.co.uk website or by calling 0844 856 0202. You can also buy them from www.ticketmaster.co.uk, but make sure you register with the site first for priority access if you are buying online. You can also try the 24hr Credit Card Hotline on 0871 230 1103.
If you don’t have any luck buying tickets, you can re-live Macca’s magic with Good Evening New York City – a multi-disc CD/DVD featuring performances recorded at New York’s Citi Field from his Summer Live ’09 tour (sleeve pictured above) which is out on November 23rd and available for pre-order from Amazon for £15.98.
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