According to Setlist.fm, McCartney’s sprawling 37-song, nearly three-hour setlist at Estadio Centenario on Tuesday including a mix of Beatles classics (“A Hard Day’s Night,” “Getting Better,” “Blackbird,” “Something,” “Helter Skelter”) and Wings songs (“Junior’s Farm,” “Let Me Roll It,” “Let ‘Em In,” “Jet”).

Paul McCartney has kicked off the latest leg of his Got Back tour with a sold-out show at the 60,000-capacity Estadio Centenario in Montevideo, Uruguay. The 82-year-old kicked off the entertainment with a 14-song soundcheck for VIP ticketholders before completing a mammoth 37-song setlist stuffed with classics by The Beatles and Wings.

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