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Paul McCartney confused whether he’s going to Atlanta or Minnesota

By Amanda C. Coyne
April 25, 2017

Paul McCartney’s a little confused.

Tuesday morning, the former Beatle announced a concert for Duluth's Infinite Energy Center. But some of the promotional materials aren't pointing to metro Atlanta, but to Duluth, Minnesota, a port city on Lake Superior.

Paul McCartney returns to Atlanta this summer

We still loved you when you were 64, Paul, but at 74, you’re getting a little dotty.

But McCartney fans in metro Atlanta needn't worry. The show is still on for July 13 in Duluth, Georgia. Tickets go on sale May 1.

A representative for McCartney didn’t immediately return a request for comment.

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