At this point, Paul McCartney might play your birthday party
Los Angeles Times • • entertainment
Key Points:
- Paul McCartney performed an intimate sold-out show at the Fonda Theatre, celebrating the venue's 100-year history and showcasing his enduring passion for live music at age 83.
- The concert featured a mix of classics and newer material, including songs from his upcoming album "The Boys of Dungeon Lane," though the lead single was notably absent from the setlist.
- McCartney's performance emphasized musicianship and connection with the audience, contrasting with the large-scale nostalgia-driven arena shows he often plays.
- Highlights included energetic renditions of "Help!," "Coming Up," and a medley of "Let It Be" and "Hey Jude," which elicited enthusiastic singalongs from the crowd.
- Throughout the show, McCartney shared anecdotes, paid tribute to John Lennon, and dedicated songs to his wife, underscoring the personal and heartfelt nature of the evening.
