The most famous (living) Beatle of them all, Sir Paul McCartney, will perform in Israel this summer. Forty-three years after the Israeli government prevented the fab four from holding a concert in the Holy Land; McCartney's mangers have confirmed that arrangements are being made to include Israel in his upcoming tour. Should everything go according to plan, McCartney will hold a one-time extravaganza in Israel this September. The concert will be held either in Hayarkon Park in Tel Aviv or the Ramat Gan Stadium; either on the 18 or the 25 of September. Details are to be finalized within the coming days. Producer David Zarzevski is said to be the man behind the venture. Zarzevski, who produces the annual Eilat Jazz Festival, has been able to bring prominent performers such as Erika Badu and Lauryn Hill, to name a few, to Israel in the past. McCartney's production team, which comes in at just over 100 staffers, has extensive demands; heightened security, a special sound system, a huge stage and two vegetarian kitchens at the venue's location topping the list. McCartney is expected to stay in Israel for two days, but his crew will be here for four. The production costs are estimated at several million dollars, but the performance is expected to do more than just break even.
Do you not see the love for what he does in his eyes when he plays live? I really don't believe this is his final tour. He'll be touring at 100 if he gets there.
Do you not see the love for what he does in his eyes when he plays live? I really don't believe this is his final tour. He'll be touring at 100 if he gets there.
I don't believe it either; I think some journalist has either simply taken a rumor for fact or muddled the idea that this is Paul's last big tour with the idea that it's his last tour. The story came from the Daily Mail, after all.
We also have reports that this is his last tour and he intends to spend time with Bea. Maybe he wants to sort out his personal life. But such statements have always proved to be unreliable. I ve heard other stars say the same things and then have another tour, and another tour... So let`s hope for the better!
It's understandable that he will be spending time with his new daughter to watch her grow, but to say it's his final tour is stupid. He won't retire until he's brown bread.
well he is getting up there in age so it's not that surprising to me.
"Wings IV introduced Jimmy McCulloch, a spunky lead guitarist with grit, able to spur Paul on unlike any previous soloist. His debut track, the magnificent single `Junior's Farm', stands as one of Wings' finest emotional and technical releases."
"Few people on this planet know as much about Jimmy's musical history than you."
"I'm Joe English and I'm from Glasgow, Scotland." xD
He's getting up there in age and maybe he realizes that he had his daugther late in the game and wants to make the most out of his time with her. I wouldn't doubt is this is his last "big" tour. He might do some shows here and there but I think there is a decent chance that this is the last big one.
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