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November 20 - December 23

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Ringo Starrhas announced 12 new tour dates for next Spring with his current All Starr Band - Steve Lukather, Colin Hay, Warren Ham, Hamish Stuart, Gregg Bissonette and Buck Johnson.

“I am happy to be touring again in the Spring - see you all in June. Peace and love.” 😎✌️🌟❤️🎶🥦🌈🍒🎶☮️

May
28 Pechanga Resort Casino, Temecula, CA
29 Humphreys Concerts by the bay, San Diego, CA
31 Findlay Toyota Center, Prescott AZ
June
1 Eccles Theater, Salt Lake City, UT
3 Linda Ronstadt Music Hall, Tuscon, AZ
5 Thunder Valley Casino, Lincoln, CA
6 Vina Robles Ampitheatre, Paso Robles, CA
8 Kiva Auditorium, Albuquerque, NM
9 Bellco Theatre, Denver, CO
11 San Jose Civic, San Jose, CA
12 Gammage Auditorium, Phoenix, AZ
14 The Greek Theatre, Los Angeles, CA

Check local listings for on sale dates

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Two legenday albums performed by an all star cast.

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“THE BEATLE WHO LOVED QUIETLY SPOKE LOUDER THAN ANY STADIUM THAT NIGHT.” Paul McCartney walked into that Los Angeles hospital room thinking it would be another polite visit, two old bandmates catching up on memories that didn’t hurt anymore. But George Harrison wasn’t interested in talking about fame, Apple records, or who wrote what first. He was pale, thin, but his eyes were sharper than in ’69.

He took Paul’s hand — not like a star, but like a brother who didn’t want to leave with unfinished business. And then he said three words. Not dramatic. Not rehearsed. Just real.

Whatever weight was still between them… dropped right there on that hospital bed. People who were outside the room said Paul wiped his eyes before walking out. They didn’t hear what George said — but they knew it wasn’t about music.

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Rod Stewart, Ronnie Wood & Mick Jagger. Photo by Mick Rock.

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Alan Parsons, studio engineer, recalled McCartney coming into the studio multiple times to attempt his lead vocals on “Oh! Darling”. “He’d come in, sing it, and say, ‘No, that’s not it. I’ll try again tomorrow.’ He only tried it once per day. I suppose he wanted to capture a certain rawness, which could only be done once before the voice changed.”

And indeed, McCartney was after something specific. Speaking to Barry Miles for Many Years From Now, McCartney described tracking the vocal with a handheld mic, with a mic on a stand, when he was tired, when he wasn’t, and so on. “I tried it every which way,” McCartney said. “It’s a bit of a belter. If it comes off a little bit lukewarm, then you’ve missed the whole point.”

Lennon certainly seemed to have thought so...

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Ray Manzarek was the architect of The Doors’ mystique — a musician who replaced guitars with cathedral-sized organ tones. His iconic Vox Continental riff in Light My Fire ignited rock’s darker imagination.

As a classically trained pianist steeped in blues and jazz, Manzarek fused poetry with improvisation. Alongside Jim Morrison, he turned concerts into ceremonies — not performances, but awakenings. His interplay of rhythm and melody defined a generation seeking transcendence.

Beyond The Doors, Manzarek produced X’s early punk records, proving his creative restlessness. He explored Eastern spirituality and continued to perform until his final years, keeping the Doors’ flame alive through every note.

“The music was never meant to die,” Ray once said. It never did — because his keys are still echoing in every shadow where art meets mysticism.