Paul McCartney has announced the first two dates of his Up and Coming tour, which is set to get underway next month.
The legendary singer/songwriter will kick things off March 28 in Glendale, Arizona, which will mark his first performance in the state in four years. He will then perform at the Hollywood Bowl on March 30, a venue he hasn't appeared at since 1993.
These two shows are the beginning of an "extensive roadtrip," as described by the tour's press release. Further details and dates will be announced through McCartney's official website soon.
The tour will include Beatles and Wings songs as well as music from McCartney's solo career.
Tickets for the Los Angeles show go on sale Sunday, February 28, at 10:00 AM Pacific Time at www.ticketmaster.com, while Arizona tickets will be available 24 hours later. Tickets for the Hollywood Bowl will be priced at $50-$350 and tickets for the Arizona show run from $50-$250.
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