Sir Paul headlined the first night of Bonnaroo this past Friday. It was one of the more surprising performers in the lineup, and yet another absolutely legendary musician to put on one of the biggest stages in music.
From the moment the band stepped on stage, with a David Bowie-esque version of "The End" to the actual end of the show, it was surely a deep transcendental experience for many in the audience. It's only too bad that this audio is incomplete as the full setlist looks amazing (3 encores!).
This audio of the first 66 minutes (14 songs) is the best recording on the internet that's surfaced so far. Zumic is still hunting for HD Video of the performance. Check out this official video of Paul improvising a song for Bonnaroo during their soundcheck that sounds a lot like Phish:
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Published on Jun 17, 2013
From Bonnaroo 2013, Paul McCartney's first 14 songs of the concert as headliner during his all-new 2013 Out There tour - rocking one of his largest U.S. crowds of the tour. 14 June 2013. Rock on!(Note: I do not have any video or additional audio from this show. This is all there is, folks. Enjoy!)
In this video:
- Preshow Video Scroll (partial audio)
- Eight Days a Week
- Junior's Farm
- All My Loving
- Listen To What The Man Said
- Let Me Roll It / Foxy Lady
- Paperback Writer
- My Valentine
- 1985
- The Long and Winding Road
- Maybe I'm Amazed
- Midnight Special
- We Can Work It Out
- Another Day
- And I Love Her
