Paul McCartney’s 2025 North American Trek Highlights in New Official “Tour Diary” Video

By VMZ Staff on January 10, 2026

As of now, the 83-year-old rock legend hasn’t announced any tour plans, but he’s just offered up a special look back at his 2025 trek.

A video montage dubbed “‘Got Back’ 2025 North America Tour Diary” has been posted on McCartney’s official YouTube channel and social media pages. The presentation, which is about 3 minutes long, features high-res footage from the various shows Paul played this past fall.

The 2025 North American leg of Sir Paul’s “Got Back” tour featured 21 concerts in 18 cities. The trek kicked off on September 26 in Santa Barbara, California, and ran through a November 24-25 stand in Chicago. The outing also featured two-show engagements in Atlanta and Montreal.

The video features performance clips, backstage moments, and footage of plenty emotional fans cheering from their seats.

Paul McCartney Got Back to the Top of the Touring Chart With $51 Million-Plus Gross
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According to figures reported to Billboard Boxscore, Paul McCartney grossed $51.7 million and sold 150,000 tickets across 11 shows in November, earning the highest grossing tour of the month. It’s his second time at No. 1, after leading in May 2022.

Even though McCartney’s last triumph was three and a half years ago, it’s all contributing to the same tour. He launched the Got Back Tour in April of 2022, and has continued with legs in the fall of 2023, 2024 and now 2025. Altogether, the tour has earned $410.7 million and sold 2.4 million tickets.

Both of McCartney’s monthly victories were from shows in the United States, but Got Back has been a global affair. In between the tour’s book-ending domestic legs, he went to Australia ($37.3 million) and Brazil ($36.3 million) in 2023, Latin America ($59.1 million) and Europe ($23.8 million) in 2024, and repeated in Mexico in both of those years ($37.9 million).

Since returning to the states in September, McCartney has added $114.7 million and 400,000 tickets to the tour’s lofty totals. His November routing included two double-headers, grossing $9.1 million in Atlanta on Nov. 2-3 and $12.3 million in Chicago on Nov. 24-25. CHeck the full rankings on Billboard

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