Get your cowboy boots on, Fort Worth! Bull riding’s most prestigious event, PBR, is coming to town along with a big economic boost.
On Sunday night, the arena staff will begin to prepare for the arrival of Paul McCartney. The musician is scheduled to perform at the arena on Tuesday, May 17 before the final rounds of the PBR World Finals are held Thursday, May 19 through Saturday, May 21.
“It’s going to be a lot of work. It’s going to be a lot of hours, but our team has been planning for this for months. We’re ready for the challenge, and we’re excited for the challenge,” Homan said. “This is what we’re built for, right? We’re built to do multi-events. Do them overnight, change over and get back into the event.”
Taco Heads, located across the street from the arena, is owned by Fort Worth native Sarah Castillo. She and her staff are getting ready for the big crowds, as well. “We get a ton of traffic. We have to figure it out. We can’t seat everyone. We have a tiny kitchen, small bar, so we make due,” Castillo said. “We overstaff, for one, which is great. We obviously reconfigure our parking lot. So, we have a party in the parking lot, which is so much fun.”
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