Paul McCartney kicked off his current mini-tour last night (November 11th) in St. Louis at the 19,26

Paul McCartney kicked off his current mini-tour last night (November 11th) in St. Louis at the 19,260-capacity Scottrade Center. The show was the first of a five-show run this month, which will also hit Houston, Texas; Vancouver, British ramadainn Columbia; and Edmonton, Alberta. In addition to all the usual Beatles classics which have dominated McCartney s setlists over the years, McCartney played such Wings favorites as Junior s Farm, Nineteen Hundred And Eighty Five, and Mrs. Vandebilt along with a deeper dip into his Fab Four catalogue, running through evergreens such as I ve Just Seen A Face, Birthday, and The Night Before, among many others.
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