We found shockingly cheap tickets to see Ringo Starr live on his 2026 tour

It’s about to “Come Easy” for Ringo Starr fans.The indefatigable Beatle is about to kick off his fall 2026 tour with his All-Starr Band and tickets are shockingly affordable.At the time of publication, our team found some inventory going for as low as $27 including fees on Vivid Seats to see the Rock Hall of Famer live at Bethel, NY’s Bethel Woods Center For The Arts on Friday, Sept.25.Yes, really.

There are tickets going for less than $30 to see a Beatle live.Outside of the Bethel gig, Starr has three other New York and New Jersey shows scheduled on his short run.They’re slated to take place at:PNC Bank Arts CenterHolmdel, NJSunday, Sept.

27Forest Hills StadiumForest Hills, NYThursday, Oct.1Palace TheatreAlbany, NYWednesday, Oct.

7Prices start anywhere from $33 to $215 including fees for those concerts.Should you make the trek to see the Liverpool lad, Set List FM reports that you’ll be treated to a smorgasbord of select Beatles favorites (“Yellow Submarine,” “With A Little Help From My Friends,” “Octopus’ Garden”), classics from Ringo’s solo career (“Photograph” and, of course, “It’ Don’t Come Easy”) and cuts from his starr-studded All-Starr Band, which include members of Toto, Men At Work and The Average White Band.In June 2025, The Post sent a reporter to see Ringo live at Radio City and after hearing him perform “Octopus’ Garden,” they wrote “if you’re a Beatles fan, this song must be witnessed live.My hair is standing on end days later typing this review thinking about how powerful the band sounded in person.”Not bad for a shockingly cheap show.Need to cross seeing one of the world’s most famous drummers people live?We’re here to help make that happen, Beatlemaniacs and All-Starrs.For more information, our team has everything you need to know and more about Ringo Starr’s fall 2026 tour below.A complete calendar including all North American tour dates, venues and links to the cheapest tickets availab...

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