Paul McCartney Las Vegas Tickets

Paul McCartney Las Vegas Tickets

Key takeaways

• Fans and industry insiders are speculating about a possible Paul McCartney Las Vegas return in 2026 or 2027 — either as a stadium show or a Sphere residency.
• McCartney has attended multiple Sphere shows, fueling residency speculation.
• A survey of 3,000 Americans ranked McCartney 5th on the Sphere residency wish list.
• Allegiant Stadium is the top-grossing stadium in the U.S. and a proven home for major legacy artists.
• No dates have been officially announced — but this page will be updated the moment they are.

Could the Sphere be McCartney's next Las Vegas move?

This is where things get genuinely interesting. McCartney has personally attended multiple Sphere shows, watching from the audience as the venue has changed what a live concert can be. He's not just a casual observer — he's been paying close attention.

The Sphere has a 160,000-square-foot wraparound LED screen and bone-conducting haptic technology built into the seats. U2, Dead & Company, Eagles, Metallica, Backstreet Boys, and No Doubt have all done residencies there. A recent survey ranked McCartney fifth on America's Sphere residency wish list, ahead of Beyoncé and the Eagles. That survey has been a decent predictor of actual bookings. "Let It Be" on a 160-foot immersive backdrop, or "Live and Let Die" with full haptic and pyrotechnic capability — it's a different animal than anything he's done before.

Tickets for Events @ Sphere, Las Vegas

Why Allegiant Stadium makes sense for a McCartney return

Allegiant Stadium is arguably the most in-demand concert venue in the country right now. Beyoncé, Coldplay, the Weeknd, Kendrick Lamar, and Post Malone have all played there, and Billboard has ranked it among the top-grossing stadiums in the United States. A McCartney date in 2026 or 2027 would fit right in.

The venue works logistically, too. With a capacity of 65,000 — expandable past 71,000 for high-demand shows — Allegiant can handle the crowds a McCartney tour reliably draws. His recent tours have featured flamethrowers, fireworks, and massive video setups, all of which the stadium can accommodate. If he does another North American run, Las Vegas is almost certainly on the shortlist.

Tickets for Events @ Allegiant Stadium, Las Vegas

What a McCartney set list in Las Vegas would look like

Whether the next Las Vegas show is at Allegiant or the Sphere, fans have a pretty good idea of what they'd get — and that's a big part of why demand is so intense. McCartney's recent sets run close to three hours and cover his entire catalog: early Beatles songs, Wings material including "Band on the Run" and "Live and Let Die," and a moment where he sings "I've Got a Feeling" alongside projected footage of John Lennon. Shows typically close with "Hey Jude," "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band," and "The End."

At a Sphere residency, he'd have room to build new visual sequences around all of it — and the Beatles catalog has enough visual history to fill every inch of that screen.

How to be ready when tickets go on sale

Las Vegas concert announcements for artists at this level move fast. U2's Sphere tickets sold out in hours. Eagles added multiple run extensions to meet demand. When a McCartney Las Vegas date drops for 2026 or 2027, the on-sale window will be narrow.

Before the announcement: know your preferred section, make sure your Ticketmaster account is active and verified, and follow official McCartney and Allegiant Stadium social channels. For a Sphere show, signing up through the Sphere's mailing list is the clearest path to presale access.

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