In conversation with James Daunt, he asked Paul “have you missed performing in this curious and strange time that we are living through?”. But Paul doesn’t say one single word about live shows. The Rolling Stones did a few shows in the US this year, Roger Watters and Elton John will be touring in 2022 and Ringo has rescheduled his shows for the next year too. I hope you're right, but now I'm not so sure if Paul will ever be back on tour. The end of the month, Peter Jackson became the latest 'Fifth Beatle' with the release of the fantastic Get Back. November the long-awaited Lyrics came out and is a huge success. October we saw the Let It Be deluxe hit market McCartney III came out a year ago, went to number 1 to critical acclaim.

Consider.Ģ022 marks rhe 60th anniversary of the firstBeatles single, Love Me Do and Macca hits the big 8 0 Maybe Paul is gonna be one of these 'iconic stars'.Īssuming covid iis under control, January should be a great time for Paul to announce a new tour. We can't predict Paul's plans, let's just wait and see what happens on the future.įor now, NYC is planning a big concert at Central Park on August and promoters want eight iconic stars to perform a three-hour show. If he is feeling good, I believe we should expect some shows next year. Others from his generation, like Eric Clapton, Elton John and even Ringo, (who will be turning 81 in a few days) have already announced concerts for 2022. Paul himself said that he wants to go back on tour (he said that in a instagram live to promote 'McCartney III Imagined'). Of course, there's not much time left for his touring life, but when he turns 80, he won't automatically be unable to perform. Even if the current virus gets under control he's into his 80th year & don't think he wants to risk his health or more importantly encourage mass gatherings furthering the spread of this current Pandemic. I would be surprised if he'll ever be back on the road.

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