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Ringo Starr and His All Starr Band: Fall Tour 2025 & A Song for a Cause

At 84 years young, Ringo Starr continues to prove that age is just a number. The legendary Beatles drummer and his All Starr Band have announced a fresh slate of **Fall 2025 tour dates**, following a successful spring run. But that’s not all—Ringo is also using his music to make a difference, releasing a new version of “With a Little Help from My Friends” to support those affected by the devastating California wildfires.

Let’s dive into the rhythm of what’s shaping up to be a remarkable year for Ringo and his fans.

 

The All Starr Band: A Supergroup of Legends

Ringo’s All Starr Band is more than just a backing group—it’s a rotating cast of rock royalty. For the 2025 tour, the lineup includes:

– **Steve Lukather** (Toto)
– **Colin Hay** (Men at Work)
– **Warren Ham** (Toto)
– **Hamish Stuart** (Average White Band)
– **Gregg Bissonette** (David Lee Roth)
– **Buck Johnson** (Aerosmith)

Each member brings their own hits to the stage, making every concert a celebration of classic rock, pop, and soul. Expect a setlist that blends Beatles favorites, Ringo’s solo gems, and iconic tracks from each All Starr’s catalog.

 

Fall 2025 Tour Highlights

The fall leg of the tour kicks off on **September 10** in Chicago and includes a **six-night residency at The Venetian in Las Vegas**. Other stops include Milwaukee, Louisville (at the Bourbon & Beyond Festival), and Murphys, California. Here’s a snapshot of the fall dates:

 

This tour follows a successful spring run that included stops in New York, Philadelphia, and Florida

 

“With a Little Help from My Friends”: A Song for Healing

On **March 28, 2025**, Ringo released a powerful new version of “With a Little Help from My Friends,” recorded live at the **Ryman Auditorium** in Nashville. The performance featured a star-studded lineup including:

– **Sheryl Crow**
– **Emmylou Harris**
– **Mickey Guyton**
– **Billy Strings**
– **Molly Tuttle**
– **Jack White**
– **T Bone Burnett** (who also served as emcee)

This rendition isn’t just a nostalgic throwback—it’s a **charity single**, with **100% of global streaming revenue from March 28, 2025, to March 27, 2026**, going to the **American Red Cross** and **Habitat for Humanity ReBUILDLA** to aid those impacted by California’s wildfires

 

“Look Up”: Ringo’s Country Reinvention

Earlier this year, Ringo surprised fans with **“Look Up,”** his first country album in over 50 years. Produced and co-written by **T Bone Burnett**, the album debuted at **#1 in the UK** and cracked the **Top 10 in the U.S.**, marking a major milestone in his solo career.

The album’s success was celebrated with two sold-out shows at the Ryman, further cementing Ringo’s place in the country music scene. He even made his **Grand Ole Opry debut** on February 21, 2025—an emotional moment for the Liverpool-born drummer who once dreamed of Nashville.

Peace, Love, and Legacy

Ringo’s commitment to peace and love isn’t just a slogan—it’s a mission. Since 2008, he’s used his birthday, July 7, to promote global peace, with events spanning the globe and even reaching space (thanks to NASA). His **“Peace Sculpture”** stands permanently in Beverly Hills Park, a testament to his enduring message.

Beyond music, Ringo is also a **visual artist**, **author**, and **philanthropist**. He’s published eight books, modeled for fashion campaigns, and even photographed the Foo Fighters. In 2018, he was **knighted**, and in 2022, he received an **honorary doctorate from Berklee College of Music**.

Why This Tour Matters

This tour isn’t just another lap around the country—it’s a celebration of resilience, creativity, and community. Ringo’s ability to bring together generations of fans, legendary musicians, and charitable causes is a rare gift. Whether you’re a lifelong Beatles devotee or a newcomer to his solo work, the All Starr Band’s 2025 tour promises unforgettable nights of music and meaning.

So if you’re lucky enough to catch a show this fall, don’t miss your chance to sing along—with a little help from your friends.

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