Live and Let Die

“A visual and vocal dead ringer for McCartney.” — Los Angeles Times When Beatles producer Sir George Martin says, “You sound like Paul McCartney,” and Paul McCartney himself says, “Tony is a good musician,” the tribute has already cleared a very high bar. Live and Let Die: The Music of Paul McCartney stars Tony Kishman, a veteran of the Broadway hit Beatlemania, in a full multimedia concert celebrating one of the most beloved songbooks in popular music. Kishman has spent decades mastering the sound, feel, and stage presence of McCartney, earning a reputation among Beatles fans for a performance that goes well beyond imitation. With live musicianship, period detail, and a concert production built for both longtime fans and newer listeners, Live and Let Die brings the music to life with energy, polish, and affection for the original recordings. The show spans McCartney’s extraordinary career, from the Beatles era through Wings and his solo work. Audiences can expect classics including “Hey Jude,” “Penny Lane,” “Live and Let Die,” “Yesterday,” “Eleanor Rigby,” “Let It Be,” “Maybe I’m Amazed,” “Jet,” “My Love,” “Silly Love Songs,” and more. For anyone who grew up with this music — or discovered it generations later — Live and Let Die offers the next best thing to hearing McCartney’s catalog live: a high-energy concert experience built around songs that still bring audiences to their feet.