Paul McCartney concert at Movistar Arena in Santiago on Apr 23, 2014

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Country:: Chile

City:: Santiago

Location:: Movistar Arena

Attendance:: 10,000

Timeline

Concert Apr 19, 2014 • Uruguay • Montevideo

Concert Apr 22, 2014 • Chile • Santiago

Concert Apr 23, 2014 • Chile • Santiago

Concert Apr 25, 2014 • Peru • Lima

Concert Apr 28, 2014 • Ecuador • Quito

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This was the second date of the “Out There!” tour in Santiago. The concert was initally planned two days before, on April 21; but had to be postponed at the latest minute, due to logistic issues.

From paulmccartney.com, March 9, 2014:

Paul McCartney is getting back ‘Out There’
First live show of 2014 announced!
Monday 21st April – Santiago, Chile – Movistar Arena
Following an incredible 2013 which saw Paul’s critically acclaimed ‘Out There’ tour launch in Brazil and visit 23 cities across South America, Europe, North America and Japan, today Paul confirms he’ll be getting back out there by announcing his first concert of the year. Paul will be heading back to Chile in April for the first time since his historic performance on his ‘Up & Coming Tour’ in 2011. […]

From For Whom The Bell Tells, May 16, 2014:

El Mercurio,
“Paul McCartney moved Chile with an overview of his entire career.”

“Paul proved he is still a vital artist with a show containing a nod to his friends from Liverpool, as well as playing NEW material.”
“At 9:30 last night, Paul opened another historic chapter for Chile. He greeted the crowd with his typical cheekiness. He was met with a standing ovation. The high emotion was felt by all of the audience that was a mix of all ages and Paul’s set had something for everyone. McCartney kept shooting the crowd with a gale force of emotion. With each song he played, he electrified the crowd and what a setlist!”
“His performance is vital, he is an artist at the peak of his powers. It was a privilege to have him here and see him in this venue.”
“His music is a celebration of everything and brings to life the famous quote by Baudelaire, ‘Be sublime without interruption’.”
“That’s the best show we’ve seen here”, the local PR guy told me after Paul’s second show on the Wednesday night. What about last night I asked? “That was brilliant too,” he replied. “But seeing it for a second time was just a treat!”
La Tercera
“The show was a near 3-hour extravaganza. Each movement and gesture got the crowd going. For such a big show McCartney managed to make it feel like an intimate experience for all the audience. He was cheeky, witty, charming and somehow packed his entire career into 3 hours. The audience was made up of all ages, backgrounds and nationalities, people even flying in from the UK.”