I understand what you are saying, but there is one hell of a difference between a more recent band and the Beach Boys. Most of their fan base would be very geriatric, like myself, and we don't get out much like we used too. The crowds might be slightly larger, but a whole lot slower so traffic may hold you back from time to time.
Yes—the 60-day rule applies.
I think you are underestimating the appeal of the Beach Boys. Epcot crowd level will be at least an 8 those days.
Actually, I am probably overestimating the ability of fans and bands to know when it is time to quit or get a life. My absolute favorite band was the Beatles and in spite of that I can't even begin to understand why anyone would pay hundreds of dollars to see Paul McCartney in concert. Yes, he is a musical genius, but a genius should know when it is time to hang it up. I can't stand to listen to him sing anymore because right now I can sing better than him and I sure wouldn't be able to charge a thousand dollars for a front row seat. I might be able to charge that if it is close to the exit. Paul should sit home and write new music for others to perform and keep his songwriting gift alive. Of course, that is my opinion, just like my original post was just a humorous opinion that no one should have attached any credence too.
I went to see McCartney in concert in 2017. Guy played for 3 hours. It was a great concert.
Yes, and back in 2017 he still had his voice. I'm hoping, since he just announced a new tour that the time he stopped might help to heal those vocal cords a little and get at least some of that range back again. In 2017 I would have paid to go to his concert as well. I know it's just me, but Sir Paul had a once in a lifetime set of pipes and he wrote songs that fit his vocal range, however, he can no longer hit those notes and it just makes me sad. I know he loves to perform, but he is just there as a celebrity now, not the unique singing talent he once was.
Oh yeah never thought about it being the last weekend of F&WMy friend is heading to WDW for one last Aerosmith ride and it works out that its the Beach Boys weekend! I got super excited because we both went to see them in 2003 (where we got the BEST concert tshirt ever!) in college. I bet it will be busy because it's the last weekend of F&W and slight interest in the Beach Boys. I would say more crowded by the theatre because the people who don't know or didn't think they cared about them will probably stop and clog things up while walking by
Yeah, I can't imagine why anyone would want to go see... (checks notes) *Paul McCartney* ...except for the quality and timbre of his voice.
The problem is the quality and timbre of his voice no longer exists.
Yeah I'll spend some time thinking about whether there might be any other reason people might want to go see... (again, checks notes) member of the best-selling band of all time, two-time Rock and Roll Hall of Fame member, writer of 32 Billboard number one songs, 19-time Grammy winner, activist, and one of the most famous people of the twentieth century Paul McCartney.
