Ringo Starr didn't do much singing in The Beatles, but he did deliver at least one stellar vocal performance on a Fab Four song in 1968.

Beatles drummer Ringo Starr isn't one to sit by the sidelines. He turns 86 on Tuesday, July 7, but he's still raring to get out on the road. Now, the Beatles legend has shared a new roster of tour dates.

Ringo Starr just announced a fall 2026 tour that will send him and his All-Starr Band to stadiums, arenas, theaters, arts centers, amphitheaters and music halls all over North America from late September through early October.

The Beatles’ drummer Ringo Starr celebrates his 85th birthday on July 7, 2026. See the rockstar’s life and career in photos here, from his youth to his relationship with Barbara Bach and his three kid

Ringo Starr has enjoyed his share of hit songs the Beatles broke up. Here's a countdown of his 30 best songs, from "Photograph" to now.

Ringo Starr is taking his All Starr Band back on the road this fall, kicking off 10 new dates on September 24 in Easton, Pennsylvania, behind his latest album Long Long Road.

Ringo Starr has given his seal of approval to actor Barry Keoghan, who is set to play him on the big screen. Keoghan landed the role of the Beatles star in the four-part Sam Mendes-directed biopic, where he will act alongside Harris Dickinson as John Lennon,

Ringo Starr and his All Starr Band are scheduled to perform at the PNC Bank Arts Center in Holmdel on September 27. The 2026 version of the All Starr Band features musicians such as Steve Lukather, Colin Hay,