Paul McCartney Paris

After a fantastic summer in Paris, we have a lot to look forward in the coming months as well. Not only did we arrange the Summer Olympics, and host some fantastic Taylor Swift concerts, but soon Paul McCartney is coming to La Defense Arena to have two concerts there. The legendary musician who was a member of Beatles is still active and popular, and you can combine Christmas market shopping in Paris and a Paul McCartney concert if you decide to visit the city in the start of December 2024.

Many people know Paul McCartney as a singer and songwriter, but did you know he’s also a master of many instruments? Paul played bass guitar for The Beatles, but he’s also skilled at the piano, guitar, and even drums. On some of his solo albums, he played every instrument on the tracks (for example, the album “McCartney” from 1970 was recorded in this way). His ability to create entire songs on his own shows just how talented and versatile he is as a musician. Paul McCartney’s musical genius isn’t limited to just one role—he can do it all.

But, as Paul McCartney comes to Paris, he will not play the drums, nor the piano, but he will sing behind the microphone and be in the center of every single second. Would you like to be there in the La Defense Arena on December 4 or 5? Those are the dates for the Paul McCartney concerts in Paris in 2024.

By the way, did you know that this popular venue was used for the swimming competitions and the water polo competitions during the Summer Olympics?

Paul McCartney concerts in Paris 2024

Location: La Defense Arena
Dates: December 4&5, 2024
Tickets: Viagogo (ticket marketplace)

Would you like to travel to the concert venue using public transportation? It is easy to get to the venue and the best way is to use the “La Défense” stop on one of the following lines: RER A / metro 1 / Line L / Line U / T2. From the stop, you need to walk about 650 meters to get to the venue itself.

Are you looking for information about other events in Paris, such as the annual Christmas markets or maybe a temporary exhibition in the Louvre museum? You can read more about all the interesting things happening in Paris in our what’s happening in Paris page.