ON THE RUN ... NYC REVIEWS

Paul kicked off his 'On The Run' tour with two amazing shows at New York's Yankee Stadium last week. Check out some of the amazing reviews below. Each and every one of this summer's On The Run dates can safely be predicted to feature nearly three hours of the world's most familiar and beloved music, with hits, deep cuts and surprises spanning Paul's unrivaled catalogue of Beatles, Wings, solo and Fireman classics. Next stop, Detroit on Sunday...

Sunday 24th July 2011 - Comerica Park, Detroit, USA Click here for tickets Tuesday 26th July - Bell Centre, Montreal, Canada Click here for tickets Wednesday 27th July - Bell Centre, Montreal, Canada Click here for tickets Sunday 31st July 2011 - Wrigley Field, Chicago, USA Click here for tickets Monday 1st August 2011 - Wrigley Field, Chicago, USA Click here for tickets Thursday 4th August 2011 - The Great American Ball Park, Cincinnati, USA Click here for tickets THE NEW YORK TIMES At 69, Mr. McCartney is not saying goodbye but touring stadiums and playing marathon concerts. Friday’s set ran two-and-a-half hours, with Mr. McCartney constantly onstage, and it had 35 songs, not counting a few additional excerpts. His concerts now are a gentle reminder of his survival and vitality. For freshness, Mr. McCartney tossed off a Beatles song that, he announced, he had never performed live: “The Night Before,” with its skiffle bounce and barbershop harmonies. And some of the songs that weren’t on the Citi Field set lists were the most vital ones: particularly “Maybe I’m Amazed,” from his newly reissued 1970 solo debut album “McCartney” (MPL/Hear Music), with its startling harmonic swerves and a vocal that fervently illuminated the song’s affection, happy incredulity and deep need. His voice reveled in the songs, hinting at little improvisatory variations; after them, he raised his instruments overhead in a mixture of exuberance and pride in musical craftsmanship. (When he sang “I’ve Got a Feeling,” the video screen didn’t show a heart — it showed pulsating speakers.) He perseveres, and entertains, by directly reconnecting to his songs across the decades and still having fun. THE NEW YORK POST: Move over Jeter. Paul McCartney is Yankee Stadium's new hero after hitting it outta the park with a grand slam concert last night......... READ MORE.... HERE.