Rockshow

Year: 1980

Runtime: 129 mins

Language: English

Director: Jack Priestley

DocumentaryMusic

Captured on film, this concert records Paul McCartney and Wings during their 1976 world tour, delivering a spectacular show to 67,000 fans at Seattle’s Kingdome. The performance runs 30 tracks, blending Beatles classics with Wings hits, showcasing McCartney’s songwriting and the band’s tight live chemistry.

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