Memphis- (WMC-TV) - It is no easy task transforming FedExForum into the grindhouse, especially less than 24 after it is a world famous venue for Paul McCartney.

It took hundreds of people to make that quick transition in such a short turnaround.

Before the game buzzer begins, crews at FedExForum had a lot of work to do.

"We're a major city, major arena, and we can handle major events," said FedExForum Vice President of Arena Operations Eric Grainger.

An entire end of FedExForum was transformed to a stage supporting Sir Paul McCartney and his band Sunday.

That transition for the concert started early Sunday morning.

"The Paul McCartney crew with 18 semis of equipment and a whole day of production, sound checks, getting ready for the concert," said Grainger.

That stage, once again, turned into seating for Grizz spectators Monday.

The ESPN set is back in place, along with cameras galore.

MEMPHIS, TN- (WMC-TV) - The last time Paul McCartney played in Memphis was 1993 at the Liberty Bowl. But Sunday night fans flocked to FedExForum for what might be their last chance to see one of the fab four.

A pre-concert party in the plaza welcomed Sir Paul back to Memphis for the first time in 20 years.

One family has made McCartney concerts a family tradition.

"So many of grew up either with The Beatles or The Beatles music," said Ronnie Crawford.

"It's history I mean, come on Beatles, how you can you get better than that," said fan Jeff Morvan. "I mean, he may never come to Memphis again. This could be the last time I get to see him in my lifetime.

History costs a lot more these days.

Ronnie Crawford paid $5 for his Beatles ticket in 1966. His ticket for Sunday night's concert cost $250.

Hours before the big show McCartney was tweeting from Graceland.