THE MCCARTNEY YEARS

Tickets for this performance go on sale to the public on Friday, March 7 at 10am. Interested in reserving your seats before the public? Members of Bill Edwards Foundation for the Arts have access to an exclusive presale starting Wednesday, March 5 at 10am. Call (727) 300-2000 to reserve your seats and to learn more about the perks of membership!

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Having captivated audiences across the globe and referred to by the Beatles American promotor Sid Bernstein as the “best on the scene today,” the renowned The McCartney Years is the longest running production of Paul McCartney’s music in the world today.

The show is one of the most authentic live music experiences for fans of The Beatles and Wings. Led by perfectionist Yuri Pool (Paul McCartney) on bass, piano, vocals and guitar, and together with his wife Jennifer Pool (Linda McCartney) on keyboard and vocals, together this band is a faithful reproduction of the icon’s 1970’s tours. Committed to delivering a note-for-note rendition of McCartney’s biggest hits, this 6-piece band delivers the music the way it was meant to be! For over 17 years, the group has performed for hundreds of thousands of people across the globe, making it the longest-running show of its kind and seeing it receive numerous international accolades and awards.

To ensure an exact sonic and visual representation, The McCartney Years utilize the same make and model instruments the original band used, including the legendary Rickenbacker bass, Steinway piano, and Ovation acoustic guitars. Each song is also played true to the original arrangement, making it as close as possible to experiencing a mid-1970’s Paul McCartney show from the height of his career. The show is a family-friendly experience, making it perfect for everyone from grandparents to grandchildren.

This unforgettable evening is guaranteed to get you up and dancing, especially with instantly recognizable hits such as “Hey Jude,” “Long and Winding Road,” “Yesterday,” “Jet,” “Band on the Run,” “Maybe I’m Amazed,” “Lady Madonna,” “Live and Let Die,” and many, many more.