Paul McCartney to Rock Denver’s Coors Field on October 11, 2025
📅 Date: October 11, 2025, Starts at, Sat, 08:00 PM
📍 Venue: Coors Field, Denver, CO, USA
🎟 Tickets: Tickets are selling fast, buy now!
Paul McCartney Tour is set to return to Denver for the first time in 15 years with a massive concert at Coors Field on Saturday, October 11, 2025. The former Beatle will headline the Mile High City as part of his “Got Back” 2025 North American tour, giving fans a chance to celebrate his legendary song catalog during the Indigenous Peoples’ Day holiday weekend.
The October 11 Denver show falls on a long weekend and is expected to draw tens of thousands of fans from across the region. It will be McCartney’s first performance in Colorado since 2010, making this a historic comeback show for the 83-year-old rock icon.
Tickets are already in high demand, and local concertgoers are eagerly planning to sing along to decades’ worth of classic hits under the open skies of Coors Field.
Part of the ‘Got Back’ 2025 Tour
McCartney’s Denver date comes amid his newly announced Got Back 2025 Tour, which marks his first extensive series of North American concerts since 2022. This tour will span 19 cities across the U.S. and Canada, kicking off September 29 in Palm Desert, California, and wrapping up with a two-night finale in Chicago on November 24–25.
The run includes Paul’s long-awaited return to major markets like Las Vegas, Minneapolis, New Orleans and more – plus a few cities that have never hosted a Paul McCartney concert until now, such as Albuquerque and the Palm Springs area.
Denver’s show on October 11 is set to be one of the tour’s marquee stadium events and the only Colorado stop on this trek. Following a global series of Got Back concerts over the past few years, McCartney’s team and fans alike are treating this North American leg as a momentous homecoming.
The fall 2025 itinerary was officially revealed in July 2024, with McCartney announcing his return via an exciting presale rollout and media buzz about his upcoming appearances.
A Long-Awaited Mile High Return
Colorado fans have been waiting since 2010 for McCartney to grace a Denver stage again. Back in July 2010, McCartney last performed in Denver at the Pepsi Center (now Ball Arena) on his Up and Coming Tour, playing to a crowd of over 14,000 and delivering a mix of Beatles, Wings, and solo material.
In the years since, the legendary singer-songwriter brought several tours to other cities but skipped Colorado – making this 2025 stop a particularly special occasion. After a 15-year absence, the upcoming Coors Field concert represents a triumphant return to the Centennial State for Sir Paul, and anticipation could not be higher among local music lovers.
Organizers marked the Denver announcement with a touch of spectacle worthy of McCartney’s stature. Over a summer weekend, Denver’s historic Union Station was transformed into a “living canvas” lit up with a custom projection of McCartney’s face, moving stars, and tour details across the facade.
This mesmerizing light show served as the official public announcement of the October 11 Coors Field gig, turning heads downtown and fueling excitement for the concert. The grand reveal – presented by local promoters AEG Rocky Mountains in partnership with Visit Denver and Union Station – underscored just how significant McCartney’s return is for the city.
🎶 What Songs Will Paul Play in Denver?
Paul McCartney’s concert in Denver will be like a walk through music history. He’ll be performing some of the most famous songs ever made — including Beatles favorites like “Hey Jude,” “Let It Be,” and “Blackbird.” You’ll also hear big hits from his time with Wings, like “Band on the Run” and the explosive “Live and Let Die,” as well as personal solo tracks like “Maybe I’m Amazed.”
The show usually lasts close to three hours, packed with more than 30 songs that span his entire career. Even at 83, Paul brings incredible energy and heart to the stage. He still sings, plays, and connects with the crowd just like he did decades ago.
Recent concerts have even included “Now and Then,” the final Beatles song — adding a powerful moment to the night. Whether you’re singing along or getting emotional during the quiet songs, McCartney’s shows are unforgettable for fans of all ages.
🎶 Meet McCartney’s Band + What to Expect on Stage
Part of what makes a Paul McCartney concert so memorable is the incredible team backing him. His longtime bandmates have toured with him for years and bring real chemistry to every show. On stage, you’ll see:
- Paul “Wix” Wickens on keyboards — the musical director who’s worked with Paul since the late ’80s
- Brian Ray playing guitar and bass — switching between the two effortlessly
- Rusty Anderson on lead guitar — known for sharp solos and tight harmonies
- Abe Laboriel Jr. behind the drums — delivering powerful rhythm with plenty of energy
They’re joined by the Hot City Horns, a brass trio adding bold layers to the sound:
- Mike Davis on trumpet
- Kenji Fenton on sax
- Paul Burton on trombone
Together, this lineup brings McCartney’s music to life — from the horns on “Got to Get You Into My Life” to spot-on harmonies that echo the original Beatles recordings.
On the production side, expect a massive show. With high-end sound and visuals, large screens, vibrant lights, and on-stage effects like fireworks during “Live and Let Die,” the concert feels both personal and epic. McCartney also adds emotional touches — like videos of his late bandmates — that make the night unforgettable.
📅 Denver Concert Details + Ticket Info
Paul McCartney plays Coors Field in Denver on Saturday, October 11, 2025 at 7:30 PM — part of a long holiday weekend. The open-air stadium (home of the Colorado Rockies) creates a unique setting for fans to celebrate under the fall sky.
It’s a one-night-only show, and with around 50,000 seats, demand is high. Many fans grabbed tickets early during July 2024 presales, and remaining seats are going fast. As of now:
- 🎟️ General tickets and verified resale options are still available
- 💸 Prices range from budget-friendly upper sections to premium floor access and sold-out VIP packages (which included soundcheck entry and merch)
Organizers recommend booking soon if you haven’t already. Whether you’re a lifelong fan or seeing Paul live for the first time, this show is shaping up to be one of Denver’s biggest musical events in years.