Paul McCartney 2017 Australia Tour

Live Music Australia Old Tour Dates / June 23, 2017 by Live Music Australia / Leave a Comment

For the first time since 1993, Sir James Paul McCartney, aka Paul McCartney, Original Beatles band member, will be visiting the shores of Australia. He will be touring in December with a handful of shows at arenas across the country. The shows will be in Perth, Melbourne, Brisbane and Sydney with the tour be titled One on One Tour. Previous shows on the tour have seen three hours of music performed by McCartney with a mix of Beatles classics and a variety of other music. One on One Paul McCartney 2017 Australia Tour. Click here for Paul McCartney 2023 tour.

Paul McCartney 2017 Australia Tour

Tickets on sale now. Check below for details.

Paul McCartney 2017 Australia One on One Tour DECEMBER 4 - 11 Tour Poster

Tour Dates Paul McCartney 2017 Australia Tour

Saturday, 2nd December
nib Stadium, Perth
Tickets: Ticketmaster

Tuesday, 5th December
AAMI Park, Melbourne
Tickets: Ticketek

Wednesday, 6th December
AAMI Park, Melbourne
Tickets: Ticketek

Saturday, 9th December
Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane
Tickets: Ticketek

Monday, 11th December
Qudos Bank Arena, Sydney
Tickets: Ticketek

Tuesday, 12th December
Qudos Bank Arena, Sydney
Tickets: Ticketek

All tickets range from around $70 to $400 depending on which seating is selected, except for Sydney where ticket prices start at $121

Check out some more gigs on our Gig Calendar.

Sir Paul McCartney announced the One on One Tour on a Facebook Live Seshoion with Tim Minchin. Watch below if you are interested.

As we enjoy the diverse and vibrant music of this land and beyond, Live Music Australia respectfully acknowledges the First Nation Peoples of Australia as the Traditional Custodians of the land, with a rich cultural heritage spanning over 60,000 years. We pay our respects to Elders past, present, and future, and recognise the ongoing connection to land, water, culture, community, and music. We acknowledge and are committed to the importance of recognising and celebrating the valuable diversity and contributions of Indigenous cultures and musical traditions, and to promoting a more inclusive and respectful music industry.

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