Wednesday, September 30, 2015
PETA's 35th Anniversary Party
Concert • By Paul McCartney
Last updated on February 23, 2021
Wednesday, September 30, 2015
Concert • By Paul McCartney
Last updated on February 23, 2021
Location: Hollywood Palladium
Previous concert Jul 31, 2015 • Lollapalooza Festival
Article Sep 15, 2015 • Beatles 1+ video collection announced
Article Sep 24, 2015 • "Conversations With McCartney" book published in the UK
Concert Sep 30, 2015 • PETA's 35th Anniversary Party
Interview Sep 30, 2015 • Paul McCartney interview for DIY
Article Oct 01, 2015 • Paul McCartney contributes to "The Curious Tale of Fi-Rex" children book
Next concert Oct 13, 2015 • USA • Columbus
With guest(s)
With guest(s)
Paul McCartney has been a long time support of PETA, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals – in a 2005 interview, he explained:
Twenty years ago when you talked about animal rights, people didn’t know what you were talking about. But with the help of PETA, people have been exposed to knowledge over the years and have learned what it’s about—just how cruel we as a species are to our fellow inhabitants of the Earth. When I first heard of PETA, the idea that it would be called People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals appealed to me because it was elegant and gentle about the idea that we simply just need to treat them ethically. I think the idea has grown from that platform, and now it’s a huge voice for animal awareness.
From the PETA website, about the concert for the 35th anniversary of the organization:
To top off the night, Sir Paul McCartney and Beck gave performances that had everyone on their feet!
During his concert, McCartney told the audience, “When I first heard the name, that’s what appealed to me, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals. I thought that was really a very dignified, very cool title. They’ve got 35 years of saving so many animals. And we love them.”
He performed a number of hits, including “Let It Be,” “Hey Jude,” “Lady Madonna,” “Drive My Car” (performed with Beck), and an animal rights–themed song that he wrote called “Looking for Changes.”
From RollingStone, October 1st 2015:
The event also served as the place where PETA launched a new campaign featuring the Beatles’ “Can’t Buy Me Love.” McCartney helped the organization obtain the licensing rights to use the song for free.
This was the 1st and only concert played at Hollywood Palladium.
Written by Paul McCartney, Paul Epworth
Written by Paul McCartney
Medley
Written by Paul McCartney, Linda McCartney
Written by Jimi Hendrix
Written by Paul McCartney
Written by Paul McCartney
Written by Paul McCartney
Encore
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