Paul McCartney Live in Tempe 1990 | Sun Devil Stadium Concert

Paul McCartney Live: Sun Devil Stadium, Tempe – 4 April 1990

Wednesday 4 April 1990 | Live, Paul McCartney

On 4 April 1990, Paul McCartney performed at Sun Devil Stadium in Tempe, Arizona, USA. This was the 80th date of his Paul McCartney World Tour, which ran from September 1989 to July 1990, covering 102 shows across 14 countries.

Band Line-Up

The touring band included:

• Linda McCartney – vocals, keyboards, percussion
• Hamish Stuart – guitar, bass guitar, vocals
• Robbie McIntosh – guitar, vocals
• Paul ‘Wix’ Wickens – keyboards, vocals
• Chris Whitten – drums, percussion

Soundcheck Setlist

Before the concert, McCartney’s soundcheck featured:

• Matchbox
• Just Because
• All My Trials
• C Moon
• Don’t Get Around Much Anymore
• Hit The Road Jack

Concert Setlist

The live show included:

• Figure Of Eight
• Jet
• Got To Get You Into My Life
• Rough Ride
• Band On The Run
• We Got Married
• Let ’Em In
• The Long And Winding Road
• The Fool On The Hill
• Sgt Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band
• Good Day Sunshine
• Can’t Buy Me Love
• Put It There
• Hello, Goodbye
• Things We Said Today
• Eleanor Rigby
• This One
• My Brave Face
• Back In The USSR
• I Saw Her Standing There
• Coming Up
• Let It Be
• Ain’t That A Shame
• Live And Let Die
• If I Were Not Upon The Stage
• Hey Jude
• Yesterday
• PS Love Me Do
• Get Back
• Golden Slumbers
• Carry That Weight
• The End

Location: Sun Devil Stadium, Tempe

FAQs

When did Paul McCartney perform at Sun Devil Stadium?

On 4 April 1990, during the 80th date of his World Tour.

Who was in the band?

Linda McCartney, Hamish Stuart, Robbie McIntosh, Paul ‘Wix’ Wickens, and Chris Whitten.

Was this part of a larger tour?

Yes, the 1989–1990 Paul McCartney World Tour, covering 102 dates across 14 countries.

What songs were performed?

The setlist included classics like “Hey Jude,” “Let It Be,” “Band On The Run,” and “I Saw Her Standing There.”

Was a soundcheck recorded?

Yes, featuring songs such as “Matchbox,” “Just Because,” and “C Moon.”

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