HomeTopicsArts and CulturePaul McCartney Set to Rock Costa Rica Again in November

Paul McCartney Set to Rock Costa Rica Again in November

Legendary musician Paul McCartney has announced his return to Costa Rica for a highly anticipated concert on November 5 at the National Stadium. The performance is part of his ‘Got Back’ world tour, marking the ex-Beatle’s second appearance in the country. In a heartfelt message shared on social media, McCartney expressed his excitement about revisiting Costa Rica, saying, “Hey Costa Rica! Listen, we’re coming back to your beautiful country. La pura vida! We’re gonna play a gig, and we love it there! It’s a beautiful place.”

McCartney’s previous concert in Costa Rica in 2014 left an indelible mark on fans with a nearly three-hour performance. This upcoming show promises to be another musical journey through his greatest hits. Move Concerts, the event organizer, confirmed that McCartney will be joined by his long-time band members: Paul “Wix” Wickens (keyboards), Brian Ray (bass/guitar), Rusty Anderson (guitar), and Abe Laboriel Jr. (drums).

The ‘Got Back’ tour includes stops in several Latin American countries, such as Mexico, Colombia, Peru, Brazil, Chile, Argentina, and Uruguay. “In addition to cutting-edge audio and video technology, this concert promises an unforgettable experience that will change our lives,” Move Concerts stated.

Ticket sales will begin with a pre-sale for AMEX customers on August 19-20, followed by BAC customers on August 21-23. General ticket sales will commence on August 24. Ticket prices range from approximately $69 for General admission to $325 for premium zones like BAC Zone and Boxes/Special Boxes. All prices include service charges and taxes.

Fans can purchase tickets through the official website: https://www.eticket.cr.

McCartney concluded his message to fans with enthusiasm: “We know you’re gonna come and rock ‘n’ roll with us, dance, and sing, ’cause we’re gonna have a party. So come on down, see you there!” This concert is shaping up to be one of the most significant musical events in Costa Rica this year, as fans eagerly await the return of one of rock music’s most iconic figures.

Trending Now

El Niño Is Already Cutting Costa Rica’s Coffee Harvest by Up to 15%

Costa Rica's coffee growers now expect a harvest 10% to 15% smaller than first estimated as El Niño's irregular rains and rising heat reach...

Your 2027 Marchamo Is Lower if You Drive a Private Car

If you drive a private car, your 2027 marchamo is probably a little cheaper than last year's. The National Insurance Institute (INS) puts the...

Red Tide Spreads in Costa Rica’s Gulf of Nicoya and Cooking Won’t Make Shellfish Safe

SENASA widened the Gulf of Nicoya red tide ban. Cooking doesn't make oysters, mussels or pianguas safe.

Prison Cases at Costa Rica’s Constitutional Court Jump 124% Amid Crackdown

Prison-related cases at Costa Rica's Constitutional Chamber rose from 2,130 in 2020 to 4,780 in 2025, as tougher prison rules collide with the state's duty to feed and treat inmates.

Local Elections Drove Costa Rica’s CPTPP Reversal, Sources Say

Concerns about the 2028 municipal elections helped drive Costa Rica's decision to abandon its bid to join the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific...

Guanacaste Town Hall Took 29 Million Colones in Cash Its Bank Refused

A Guanacaste town hall kept 29.3 million colones in cash after Banco Nacional refused it. Audit documents detail what staff and the mayor said.

French Woman Found Shot Dead Inside Her Guanacaste Home

A 64-year-old French woman was found dead with a gunshot wound to the head inside her home in Cabo Velas, Santa Cruz, on Friday...

Driving South This Week? Térraba Bridge Closures Run Through November 14

If you're driving the Interamericana Sur through Palmar Norte this week, check the clock before you leave. The bridge over the Térraba River, between...

Guards Find Sharpened Spoons as Costa Rica’s Megaprison Tops 600 Inmates

Costa Rica's new maximum-security prison held more than 600 inmates by Tuesday, eight days after the first transfers. Guards there have already found weapons...
Loading…

Latest News from Costa Rica

Costa Rica Coffee Maker Chorreador
Costa Rica Car Rentals
Costa Rica Travel Insurance
Costa Rica Travel