Paul McCartney has seen every step of the rise of rock shows from when bands solely played clubs, to being in one of the groups that graduated to baseball stadiums and other sports arenas.
Since he started out with The Beatles in the 1960s, he’s seeing advancements in PA technology, amplifiers, in-ear monitors, and stage production.
And now, instead of trying to get the largest digital screen invented, he’s utilizing some breakthroughs first mastered by bands like Dead & Company: synchronized drones.
Tuesday (11/12), during the Wings classic, “Let Me Roll It,” which the singer co-wrote with his former wife, Linda, 51 years ago, the skies lit up with scores of lit drones that flew in unison above the giant stage.
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