Ringo Starr and His All Starr Band

If you like nostalgia this is the show for you. The music was awesome. The venue was fantastic. Acoustics couldn t have been better. Highly recommend you see them if they ever tour again. I know I will!

This was like 5 concerts in 1. They did Ringo songs, of course, but also every member of his All-Star band led songs by his former groups. So, Ringo, Todd Rundgren, Santana, Toto & Mr Mister. Very entertaining. Our seats were very high up, but as long as no one has vertigo, they still weren't bad

Show was great. Ringo is still going strong!! The other band members were great too!! Glad we finally got to see Ringo and his All Starr Band!!

Ringo Starr and his All Star Band were most enjoyable. Hearing the All Starr Band play and sing some wonderful old classics was certainly fun. Ringo added to the fun by singing some Beatles' classics and his old and recent solo endeavors. Overall it was a better evening than expected.

Always great to see a Beatle. He has got to be the luckiest man ever on the face of the earth. Limited talent, but yet the entire planet knows who he is. The support band was good. It looked like Todd Rungren was having a blast. Show was a little disjointed with all the different styles from Santana, Toto, and Mister Mister. I gave this show an 8 on a 10 scale, and would go every time.

Amazing. Geart shiow. Top concert. Don't miss it. 10/10.

Ringo is the best drummer around. He's also one of the most charismatic entertainers. Bring him back!

i am waiting for this man to get going on Vancouver Island outside in the park some one's place

Ringo was himself, ever the consummate showman and artist! The All Stars included Todd Rundgren, Gregg Rolie, Steve Lukather, Richard Page, Warren Ham and Gregg Bissonette! They played Most of Ringo's hits along with hits from the other's careers! The audience was on their feet dancing most of the show! Totally FABULOUS!

Ringo rocked the night at the Ryman in Nashville! We were really impressed with the entire show! Ringo was dancing his entire Performance !! My goodness.. He looked the same except for his updated haircut!! I was so totally blown away! My husband loves country music but really liked the show. He told his buddies how great the show was. This was a bucket list finally that I can check off my list & of course a show that I would go to again!

This concert is one of the best I have seen. I watched and heard a Beatle singing Yellow Submarine. I still get goosebumps just thinking about it. There was also a few other talented musicians in the group. Talented in the own right singing familiar, well liked hit songs such as Toto's Rosanna and Toe the Line. Also Santana's Black magic Woman. It was such an awesome concert. I am so glad I was there.

Ringo and his All-Star band were phenomenal!! One of the best shows my wife and I had ever seen! We loved it!

Ringo Starr & His All-Starr Band, Riverbend Music Center, Cincinnati, OH 22 June 2016 Ringo Starr, drums, Gregg Rolie (Santana/Journey) keys; Steve Lukather (Toto) guitar; Todd Rundgren guitar, percussion; Richard Page (Mr Mister) bass; Warren Ham (Bloodrock; toured with Cher, Kansas, & Bread) saxophones, percussion; Gregg Bissonette (has played with dozens of music's best performers onstage and in the studio) drums. Everybody sang. Harmonies to die for. Imagine going to a club and seeing a cover band play this set, every song perfectly. Now imagine seeing these songs played perfectly by a band made up of guys who wrote, sang, and/or played on every one of the originals. Two solid hours of the best cover band you'll ever see! Just one perfectly written, perfectly played outstanding rock and roll song after another. [The instrumental stretch of Black Magic Woman was a highlight. Steve Lukather is a freaking awesome guitarist. I always liked Toto, but never saw them, so I had no idea he could play like he did. Four minutes of guitar heaven! And Bissonette's drum closing to the song made it clear (even though it was already) why Ringo picked him for the second drum chair. Serious skills and man, that cat swings!]

This is the third time I've seen Ringo's All Starr Band and since he changes group members every show was unique. I recommend it to everyone. There were people there from 3-103, literally.

We all know that Ringo Starr cannot disappoint. He was just great! After all these years, you can tell he still LOVES performing. The All Starr Band blew us away! We had no idea that these guys actually sounded like their albums. No digital garbage like the music today. Wow. Just wow. Their voices! The guitar! The keyboard! The drums! I can't even describe how impressive all of these guys are. My husband is a Stones fan (I know, I know. How will we raise our kids???) and he just loved the show every bit as much as I did. If they are anywhere near you, GO!

I thought the show was fabulous. The music was better than expected. I was a little disappointed that they added a Saturday show much later and advertised the premium tickets $100 lower than the show for Sunday. Also, there were chairs in front of the middle front row pew. People were crowding from the back. I wanted to go up to stage, but was told to sit down. I had front row right tickets.

Went in open minded since we weren't sure what to expect. Show was great. Ringo's music was about half the set list. The other half of the set list was great 70's and 80's hits. Santana, Toto, Mr. Mister, Todd Rudgrend.

My husband and I love going to concerts and we go pretty frequently. This was, without a doubt, the most incredible concert we have ever seen. Every single member of the band was fantastic. It was an amazing experience that I'll never forget!

I don't imagine there is much variety in the set-list from year to year. But for this first-timer, I was blown away by how excellent everyone sounded and the feel-good vibe of the show.

Todd Rudgren was awesome and Ringo .....Wow, blew me away! The sound could have been better, could barely here the guitars.

What a night what a show! Go see this band and a "splendid time is guaranteed for all" Thrilled to see a living musical legend!

I gave it four stars, because I wished Ringo would have fronted more.

Ringo was amazing! He's as enthusiastic as he was on his "Blast From Your Past" album I grew up listening to. I treated my dad for Father's Day, and he was anticipating the concert for two months. Great father/daughter venue. Diverse audience ranging in ages. The All Star Band is the same group of singers that toured in 2012. This tour began on June 3 and performs daily through early July 2016. It's simply awesome to see a live Beatle performing! Ringo is in his mid-seventies but looks & acts decades younger. His voice sounds the same. I wasn't expecting the set to be so creative. Merchandise at the concert averages 30$ per item. I purchased a hat for my dad. In addition to concert merchandise, Ringo's art is for sale in a separate location within the venue.

One of the things I have always loved and admired about Ringo is that he never seems to shy away from or disrespect his roots and all that brought him to where he is now. He not only deals with having been a Beatle, he embraces it and has fun with it. He forgives the rest of us for our inability to let it be (sorry!) and performs those old songs with a youthful exuberance that's so delightful to behold, one can't help but consider it a gift. Steve Lukather, Todd Rundgren, Richard Page, Warren Ham, Greg Rolie, and Gregg Bissonette. Matchbox, It Don't Come Easy, Evil Ways, Rosanna, Kyrie (Richard Page! OMG! What a voice! Stunning!), Bang the Drum All Day (Todd Rundgren: What a hoot! All personality!), Yellow Submarine (Definitely the Audience favorite. I know, you're shocked), Black Magic Woman, You are Mine, Africa (So beautiful. sigh), Broken Wings (Made me cry), With a Little Help from My Friends, and much more; this is only off the top of my head, but suffice it to say they played 25 songs without a break. AMAZING! And . . . I'm not giving away the ending. Nope. Not gonna do it. The fun those guys were having on stage was palpable, and it made an already exciting evening even more fun for the rest of us, too. Camaraderie amongst my party and others around us happened spontaneously when Ringo would wave his hands, the familiar peace sign Vs encouraging Peace and Love, it was hugs all around - shoulder bumps - high fives - fist bumps... Had we gone back in time for a moment? Could we maybe bring those wonderful sentiments forward to now? Nah, probably not. The man next to me has slumped down into his seat, his head in his hands. I don't really know him, but this gives me concern. "What's wrong," I ask. "Are you all right?" He holds up his cell and shows me a text. His girlfriend just dumped him - in print. "Oh no," says I. "No slumping. Not tonight. Get up and dance." But he doesn't. I sit down next to him. "It's Ringo, man. This is not the time for a dump-slump." He laughs. 'You're right!" He stands. He dances. The antics on stage make him smile. A pretty girl walks past. I point to her. "Not ready for that yet," he says, rolling his eyes. We laugh together. The night rolls on and I see a new reason for taking a stroll back in time. For this guy, it was a respite of another kind. His healing had begun already; there was life before the bi, I mean, her, and there would be life after her. Talk about affirmation! At the show's end, we say our farewells. "Thanks for not feeling sorry for me," he says. I smile, feigning half heartedness. "I couldn't feel sorry for you. I was already feeling sorry for Ringo." With confusion etched across his face, he asks why. "He's been waiting since 1963 to meet me," I say with resolve. "And now I'm leaving. He's missed his chance." I shake my head. "Geeze," he responds. "And I thought I had troubles..." Everyone laughs. All is well, at least right now. Peace and love. Wiser words have never been spoken - or sung. Give them a chance. You never know where you're going to need them. GB Richard Starkey and his wonderful friends.

Ringo and his All Starr band are just fantastic. It's one of the most fun and enjoyable concerts I've been to in years. The band is just fantastic. And Rinho I'd just so lovable. You just gotta love him.

You can spoil it for yourself by looking on-line for the setlist...or just go and have fun with Ringo and this stellar group of musicians and songwriters. I say...just go! You won't be disappointed.

Saturday, June 11, 2016, at the D.C.U. Center, in Worcester, MA, I had front row seats with a friend to see Ringo Starr and his All Starr Band. It was the third time that I have seen this particular grouping of Ringo Starr's All Starr Band (I haven't had the chance to see any other groupings of his All Starr Band). It was the first time I have ever had front row seats to see Mr. Starr and his band. That was quite an unexpectedly affordable luxury. I enjoyed last night's Ringo Starr show as much as I had enjoyed seeing his show at the then Bank of America Pavillion, in South Boston, Massachusetts, on June 19, 2012. What I felt I gained from these most satisfying Ringo Starr shows, especially, was an appreciation of the value of good friends who may, at times, flail in the face of life's travails. That is, Ringo Starr has consistently come across to me in all three performances which I have attended as someone who is 'At One With The Cosmos'. His band-mates, on the other hand, appear to me to be merely diligent mortals. Mr. Starr, nevertheless, seems to recognize that without them he would not have a band. Given his work history, Ringo Starr has every right to create performances that primarily focus on Beatles material and his solo career. Instead, Ringo humbly and easily shares the limelight with his All Starr Band, which is made up of musicians from Santana, Toto, and Mr. Mister, among other well-known twentieth century popular music groups, along with Todd Rundgren. When he is not in the limelight, Ringo Starr easily assumes a supportive role, and, at times, is nearly invisible, hidden as he is, behind his drum set. Yet, while playing the drums, and singing (and dancing as he sings), Ringo Starr, even at age seventy-five, is incredibly dynamic. He is a man in nearly constant motion. This makes it difficult for an amateur photographer to capture the scope and depth of his musical performance.

What a show! The All Starrs were: Warren Hamm Gregg Rolie (Santana) Steve Lukather (Toto) Richard Page (Mr Mister) Todd Rundgren Gregg Bissonette Richard Page (Mr Mister) has simply not lost it. His voice is solid and he and Todd Rundgren riffed off each other all night. Gregg Rolie's Santana inspired numbers sounded spot on. Ringo was spot on. Whether playing his hits and encouraging the audience to sing along his drumming just looks so effortless.... or he is happy to just back the Starr's when they are playing the numbers that made them famous! The kit was well setup and he was crisp and just so ON. I have to wear earplugs these days at rock concerts which sort of knocks the top end off everything but when I took them out to check the sound system was FLAWLESS. No distortion so you could really pick everything out. A crowd of professional musicians - able to play each others' numbers and create a great night out.

Ringo and the band put on a great show here in Bangor. It was such a thrill to see him in person after all the years as a fan, No need for an opening act, these folks had concerts within the concert. Everyone did a wonderful job in front of what looked to be a sold out house. We trade up on our seating and were in the front row center.

My eyes filled with tears as Ringo entered the stage. It was hard to believe that I was seeing one of the Beatles in person!! Ringo was very generous giving each member of this talented group their moment to shine.... and they did!!!! I was a great fan of Santana in college and loved Gregg Rolie singing Black Magic Woman and Evil Ways! Each moment was glorious and will be treasured forever!! No spotlights needed as this overwhelmingly talented group shared their talent and their hearts and sparkled in Bergen County!!!

What a great evening ! All your favorite Beatles songs sung by Ringo, three Santana songs sung by Greg Rollie, Todd Rundgren singing his hits, Two Mister Mister hits, and a great sound mix and light show with backdrops ! The Allstars had the audience on their feet for most of the show. Even took my 78 year old mom along for the show, whom loved the show !

We're kind of old (my wife saw The Beatles in the Hollywood Bowl) and we took our grandkids to this concert. They're 16, 18 and 19 and are mostly into today's music. They absolutely loved the concert and with the exception of perhaps 1 or 2 songs, they knew the setlist. It was a really fun time and they came home stating this it the second best concert they've been to. The members of the band are stars in their own right and play music back to their respective bands so that was cool. Todd Rundgren has enormous amount of stage presence and energy that draws the audience in. We were amazed they played Santana song well but it helps to have the original organist from Santana in the band. Well worth spending an evening with this band!

Truly memorable show at the Wang Theatre in Boston! Ringo's essence was pervasive and his band was a compilation of some of the best known bands ever! You could actually feel the respect garnered by artists with longevity in the music business! A tremendous treat!

OMG a great wonderful concert. Mr Starr clearly lives what he does for a living. The band is so much fun and topped off w/ surprise guests Max Weinberg and Steven Van Zandt

Ringo sounded great! His all starr band played more songs than he did. Some of the music from the eighties was great. Some of it was too long, but overall a great concert experience. It was cool to see Tood Rundgren and hear Santana and Toto music. I would have liked to hear no-no song. With a little help from my friends was a great song to end on also. Ringo takes a back seat to his band for most of the concert.

What a great concert, Ringo was fantastic, he still has it, first time seeing him and I won't forget it. He was very entertaining, shared the stage with some great artists also, Todd Rundgren was also great and all the All Star guys. Now to mention the theater, Kings Theater in Brooklyn, what a beautiful venue, came from NJ and had no problem finding it, free parking behind theater. All was great, would go there again.

MY WIFE AND I REALLY ENJOYED THE CONCERT AND GOT ALMOST WHAT WE EXPECTED FROM IT. THE MUSIC FROM EACH ARTIST WAS SUPERB.

Ringo did it again! He loves to perform. Everyone really enjoys performing together. You can see and sense the comraderee. It's fun to hear Ringo sing his songs. And fun to hear the hits sung by the artists in his band. Always fun!

A must see if you re a Beatles fan but all-star band is good just wish Ringo was showcased more

Over 20+ songs spanning the decades from the 60s through the 90s. Each All-Starr member brought a different piece of that history to the show, and they all looked as if they were really having fun up there! My 4th time seeing Ringo over the years, and his shows never disappoint ! Well worth it to go see one of his shows, you won t regret it.

After six years together these guys really play like a band. Very tight. Everyone a star. I hope they decide to start recording new music because I think it would be amazing. For me the highlight was Black Magic Woman/Gypsy Queen. I hope they release a video or audio recording of this tour. It is hard to imagine any music fan not being delighted with this show.

Venue is superb. The band was having a good time on stage and that infected the audience My wife and I will be back for sure when they return.

First, must Thank Winstar for their great assistance in relocating my wife and I to a convenient handicap location, due to my recent hip surgery. Thank you very much! And Thank you Ringo for a Great and Very Entertaining evening with you and your Buddies. It is very good to see you share the stage with these great musicians; some of our favorite tunes were on the menu. Thanks again for a Great Evening and plan to see you again at Winstar. Norene and Dan Solt - Weatherford, Tx.

Best Greatest Hits concert ever! This band nailed Ringo s, Todd s, Santana, Toto, Mr. Mister tunes. Where else can you see an original Beatle with superstar rock guys do 70 s classics? This group has more energy than many younger bands. Not to be missed!

Ringo and the Band were amazing! Ringo motioned to me to take a picture with him after an usher asked me to return to my front row seat. I suppose I was too close to the stage. Ringo was wonderful and knelt down near me. I actually touched a Beatle!! Thank you, Ringo!

Class act. Pro musicianship. Intense energy level. Quality entertainment. I have toured for many years and I know the effort it takes to will that energy level into reality. The honor of seeing Ringo in person tops it all off. Thanks Gents!

I expected to hear beatle songs all night. Ringo sang the ones he did with them lots of fun. The AllStar band brought some great memories, Guys from some of my favorite groups from my youth did songs from thier bands, Todd Rundgren, Toto, Santana and Mister Mister. The band was really tight and played stuff they knew. Loved it

Wasn t sure what the All Star Band was but finding out it consisted of Steve Luthaker, Todd Rundgren, Richard Page, Gregg Rolie and I think the underrated Warren Ham and Gregg Bissonette who I would have all went to see indivudually and Top it off with Ringo Starr with what I now would call cheap tickets but great seats and this show exceeded all my expectations. Sounded great and looked like they enjoyed playing together.

Excellent show as always , i ve seen him at least 6 times over the years and the shows were always great. He always has a fantastic group of musicians with him... this cast is one of the most fun....!

I grew up listening to and worshiping Beatles songs. so when the planets lined up, and the same week of a work trip, the Ringo show was taking place at La Vegas, I had no doubts about getting the best possible seat (5th Row in the center). The show was fantastic. Ringo Starr is not only a god and innovator of music also he is a person with high astral and friendly. In addition, the musicians of his band are exceptional and have a very high technical level. During the show he introduced several songs that were part of my life, it was fabulous. My only regret, due to my financial limitation, was not to include in the package the meeting with the God of the POP Music Ringo Starr My only criticism is that a show of this nature should last for 3 or 4 hours. (kkkkkkk....)

I knew it would be a great show but my wife was sceptical. After the show, she said it was awesome and I agreed! Not only getting to see a member of one of the greatest bands ever, but the other musicians were fantastic, all stars in their own right! Thoroughly enjoyed the whole show!

Amazing rock talents BUT too much All Star Band not enough Ringo...Difficult to hear his drumming mastery with second drummer.. I know it don t come easy but more Ringo please..

I have to admit, our expectations were not super high for this show, but in the end, it turned out to be the most fun and entertaining show we have experienced in a long time. We saw the Oct 17, 2017 show at the Planet Hollywood theater in Las Vegas. Ringo and the All-Stars entertained for almost two hours playing a lot of Ringo/Beatles music but also a lot of classic rock hits by the bands represented by the All-Stars including Steve Lukather of Toto, Gregg Rolie of Santana, Richard Page of Mr. Mister, Todd Rundgren and saxophonist Warren Ham and drummer Gregg Bissonette. Each member of the band got their chance to highlight their amazing talents with Ringo as the backbone of the show. At the end, Ringo got A Little Help from his Friends when members of Elton John s band joined the show for the final number. It was a fantastic show and a rare opportunity to see some amazing rock talent up close and personal have great fun doing what they love. We highly recommend this one!

Ringo s showmanship is still outstanding. His drumming and voice are still up there. My Santana and Toto days are still rocking in my ears. I can t wait to see him again!

Totally enjoyed this show. These are 7 talented men all in one band. Knew all the songs they played. Would definitely see them again.

This was one of the best concerts I ve been to. Ringo and his All Star Band put on a phenomenal show. We absolutely loved it.

Ringo Starr is a living legend. The venue was great, the seats were comfortable. Great show

I have been to Las Vegas for a convention and lucky me, my flight back to Europe has only been scheduled for Saturday. So I had the opportunity to catch Ringo and his friends with their 1st performance down at PH on a Friday and it has simply just been awesome!!! Only point of critisism: a little short (just about little more than 1.5hrs). The guys have been performing with big enthusiasm.

Ringo Starr does not disappoint. He performed his greatest hits from his days with The Beatles as well as his solo career. He's joined on-stage and backed by a band of some of the greatest musicians of the '60s, '70s and '80s who played some of the biggest hits of Santana, Toto, Mr. Mister and Todd Rundgren. It was a great show that offers something for fans of music of all ages.

Great seats, great musicians, great music. The concert started only 5 minutes late, impressive in its own right. Although Ringo was the main attraction he shared the stage with the other musicians and we got to reminisce over ALL their top hits. And they were all consummate musicians. Well worth the price. And (I am happy to say), the concert ended right on time two hours later at 930 so us old people could make out bedtime.

A super fun night of music with this amazing group of musicians - they played everything I expected and more!

Wonderful evening of music! Very well done! Brings back many memories!

This was the third time since 1992 that my husband and I along with our son have been amazed. Great performance by all, and Ringo is so cool and ageless. And luckily we didn't have the one lady standing the entire time right in front of us. People should have common sense that if everyone else is sitting, then sit!

This show was absolutely incredible! Ringo Starr is AWESOME! He was so engaged with the audience and performed with incredible energy. It was an absolute joy to watch him perform. His band was fantastic and we really enjoyed the variety of music. We took our 10-year-old daughter and she loved it, as well! Truly an all-ages show. If you get the chance, do not miss Ringo Starr and his All-Starr Band! I hope he continues to tour so we can see him again and again! Nashville loves you, Ringo!

He hasn't aged a bit. Ringo is amazing and he has fun playing. Very funny as well, Ringo as we know him. The band gels well together and have very good chemistry.

I've only been to one other concert in my life & that was to Toby Keith a few years ago at the Kansas State Fair. I'm 58 years old! Anyway, I was only 6 when the Beatles came to America. My mom played Elvis & the Beatles all the time. Ringo was my inspiration to become a drummer. I played the drums from 5th grade all the way through my senior year. For me to see Ringo in person was just amazing. At the end, I finally got to be about 30 feet from him. I actually started to cry! WOW!! Had never been to Hartman Arena. Fantastic! I only wish they served Coors. Concert was amazing!

I saw Ringo and his All Starr Band on Saturday night at Pinewood Bowl in Lincoln, I grew up in Nebraska but I have not been to a concert in Pinewood Bowl for a long time. The event was very well organized. The parking was good, the people working were nice, and just a lot of fun. The band was great. Ringo can really sing and is quite the entertainer. The other band members did a great job too. Ringo would sing a song or two and then another person would sing one of their songs. A great concert.

Well I will be honest... I just saw Paul McCartney a little over a month ago so I wasn't expecting much from Ringo. I mean I was excited to see the other surviving Beatle but Paul set the bar pretty high. I was a little nervous since I wasn't too familiar with the all star band. I'm 28, and a Beatles fan not a fan of 80s music. But with that said... The all star band was great! They were very entertaining and talented! And I did find that I was familiar with all the songs they performed. Now as for Ringo... He was amazing! He was fun! Energetic! His voice was great for a 75 year old! It was just a really fun laid back peace and love time! It was far better than I was expecting!

A great show that was just so much fun. Over 2 hours of great music and energy, a really fun evening. Old Beatles songs, Ringo songs, Santana songs, Todd Rundgren songs, Mr. Mr. songs, Toto songs. Sound was great and Ringo is just plain fun to watch. A night long sing a long. The musicians were just so great. I hope he comes around again soon.

This was a fabulously fun show with songs of Ringo and the Beatles and hen lots more. Each band member was from their own respected bands so we got to hear 3 songs of each band members original band which included Santana, Toto, Mr Mister and Todd Rundgren. It was a spectacular show. Unfortunately this tour ended on Oct 31. They played 25 songs and played for 125 minutes. Worth every penny of admission.

One word - Fantastic - venue was perfect. The band was spot on.

Ringo and Co. put on a very family-friendly, fun time show. Among the highlights, of course, were Ringo's Beatles classics, such as "A Little Help From My Friends," "Yellow Submarine," and as a bit of a surprise, a wonderful cover of John's "Give Peace a Chance." Steve Lukather's guitar work on two of Santana's songs was astounding--"Black Magic Woman," and "Oye Como Va". Both blistering rock 'n'roll, showing Ringo still has it. The double drumming was awesome, and the backbeat was never lost! As Halloween was just around the corner, a pumpkin with a marvelous caricature of Ringo in his mop-top glory graced his drum kit. The pre-opening schtick by the All-Starrs pretending to be Led Zeppelin was hilarious, as was Ringo calling out an audience member as "Robert Plant's here!" Whole Lotta Fun!!

I have seen the show several times and enjoyed this one the most People say to me Ringo who wants to see Ringo. I took my daughter in law who didn't want to go and she raved How good they were. She thanked me again and again

Ringo Starr lived up to my expectations. He was highly professional and very personal with the audience. Ringo assembled a phenomenal group of musicians who played memorable hits from the 70's, 80's and 90's. Certainly the highlight of the two hour show were tunes Ringo helped make famous as a member of The Beatles and with his solo career.

Fantastic Performance by Ringo and his phenomenal All Starr Band. Tight performance with a light shining on each performer as each musician showcased his expertise on instruments, vocalizations and each shared mega hits from previous incarnations in the music world. The spirit of cooperation, camaraderie and selflessness among the performers was engaging, inviting the audience to participate and have as much fun as each of them....and we did!

This is the third year Ringo has had this configuration of these all-star players and they were awesome: Ringo has said in print that this group is the best he's ever played with, and that's saying something: The band is: World's best guitar player Steve Lukather (Toto), Gregg Rollie (Santana, Journey) on keys, Gregg Bissonette (has played and recorded with everyone) on drums, Warren Ham (Horns and additional percussion and some vocals), Richard Page (Mister Mister) on bass, and Todd Rundgren on guitar. Everyone sang too. The entire sold-out audience was ON THEIR FEET. FOR TWO HOURS with the exception of one-half of one slower song. Each player played their own famous songs and of course Ringo's too. So you heard, Rosanna, Africa, Hold the Line, Love is the Answer, Evil Ways, Oye Como Va, Yellow Submarine, Photograph, You're 16, and of course the finale was "I get by with a little help from my friends". These seasoned players were simply awesome, and they goofed off a lot too and the audience laughed and sang along. It was simply wonderful and Steve Lukather is the best player on the stage, and second would be Gregg Bissonette. This guy is so creative and capable on his guitars that it is a thrill and pure joy to hear (and I am a player, so I totally realize how great this man is).

The show was definitely worth seeing. Two hours straight of songs from all the artists in the band. Some of Ringo's own material, some Beatles songs, then songs from Santana, Toto, Mister Mister, and Todd Rundgren. The band was very professional, and did a great job on all the different songs.

For all the everyday reasons for seeing Ringo, this show hits all the "must-do's, hopefullies, wonder-if-he'll and great forgot-tens" that any music lover, pop-culture watcher, and/or Beatle aficionado could expect, and much, much more. Consummate showman, endearing performer, and earnest drummer, Ringo shows how right it was that he was "the one who rightfully hung" with the Best Band Ever. Strengthened by his All-Starr Band (who could put on an amazing show without their big brotherish spiritual/soul leader-by-respect), this show was pure fun, pure joy, pure redemption for any who wish to be entertained for two full hours.

When's the last time you went to an oldies concert in a beautiful, classic theatre where nearly all of the mostly gray-haired audience on the main floor was standing for the entire show? And cheering wildly. And throwing peace signs. And simply loving it. The music wasn't uniformly great -- a few of Ringo's tunes, all the Santana stuff and some of the Mister Mister songs were awesome; Todd Rungren's bit were surprisingly unimpressive and the Toto stuff seemed pretty dated and lightweight -- but as musicians the guys all kicked it hard and had almost as much fun as the fans did. A good time was had by all. And in case you'd forgotten, Ringo was in a rather famous, influential band a few years back.

Bought these tickets for my teenaged nieces. They love the beatles and they loved Ringo and his band. They had an amazing night and were so excited.

7 of us went - my parents who are around Ringo's age - 75 - and my kids - early 20's - we had the most incredible time! Songs from every genre - he may not be the best singer but he has the biggest heart! Fabulous show - worth every penny!

We enjoyed this concert very much. I got our tickets 6 months ago, row 1 center, wow. The band consists of the best of the best. They all played with so much energy.

This is a must see show if you are a Fan of Music...The show was amazing, they are all stars in their own right. Plenty of songs by all artists. Big shout out and Thanx to Gregg Bissinette for the drum stix.

Ringo and his mates put on the best Concert I've been to in a long time. The band were all Stars in their own right and it was like seeing 5 different bands all in one show. Will not see a better show hands down.

Saw Ring Starr and the All Starr Band last night at Vina Robles amphitheater in El Paso de Robles. Pretty good show. I give it a solid "B" grade. Ringo gamely belted out his own songs "Yellow Submarine", "With a Little Help from My Friends", "Don't Pass Me By", "I Wanna Be Your Man", "Boys", and "Act Naturally", and others. The show got better with Gregg Rolie singing and playing his Santana songs "Evil Ways", "Oye Como Va", and "Black Magic Woman" and Steve Lukather singing and playing his Toto songs. Todd Rundgren and the guy from Mister Mister (Richard Page) were good too. All four of the All Starrs rocked like this was the start of their careers. Ringo kinda phoned it in - but this may also be a facet of his laid-back personality. Vina Robles is a beautiful intimate venue. You can see from the pictures how close we were to the stage. We had a great time.

Ringo and his all-stars was an amazing show! The All-stars are from various groups and the variety of music was surprising! It was like going to see Poco, Santana, Mister Mister, Utopia as well as Ringo. Ringo was charming, playful and his band mates picked up on that theme and it made for a very light hearted, fun evening!

Ringo and the All Starrs seem to genuinely have a good time playing together. Great lineup of performers, playing songs from their previous bands or their solo careers. Todd Rundgren, Richard Page (Mr Mister), Steve Lukather (Toto), Gregg Rolie (Santana, Journey), Warren Ham and Gregg Bissonette. Lots of fun hearing Santana's original vocalist singing Black Magic Woman and Oye Como Va. Rundgren was super high energy, almost had his own show going on on his side of the stage.

You wouldn't believe Ringo is 73. He's still got IT!

I was expecting a full Ringo Starr concert, but it's as much about his All Star band as it is him. Todd Rundgren and dudes from Mr. Mister, Toto, and Santana are part of his band. Ringo came on stage and sang two songs. He was incredible! Then he went to the drums and sang two more. People went wild. Then the All Stars each began to sing. Each artist sang 3-4 of their own songs, often extended versions. At first, it was exciting, because there was a wealth of talent on stage. But then I kept looking at my watching, thinking, "Is Ringo going to sing again? Surely he will do a grand finale!" Well, he came back to the front of the stage and sang two songs. That was it! No encore. He is fabulous; I don't know why on earth he didn't sing more. My husband said it was more of a peace festival than a Ringo concert.

The show was sensational and it was spectacular watching Ringo enjoying himself spreading peace and love throughout the audience. He is an amazing performer and showman. He sang several of his memorable songs from the past plus current ones. He did backup drumming as his All Starr band members sang and did some unbelievable guitar playing. There were at least 25 songs performed in a little over 2 hours. I loved watching him smile, dance, and talk to his audience. My only regret is that this was the first time I had seen him live since 1965. I enjoyed being a part of this Ringo experience and am so grateful for being able to secure the floor level tickets. I am definitely looking forward to attending other performances.

Great part of a concert at casino is that there is not a bad seat in the house! We were eight rows back and by end of show we were standing right in front of the stage!! Shook hands with Todd Rudgren!!!! The most amazing part of the show was realizing I was 5' feet away and looking straight in the eyes of one of four of THE BEATLES!!!!! Don't think there is anything left to say about that!! As for as the music, it was like being at three concerts in one. Great songs by Santana, Toto and RINGO! Being a baby boomer at 56 years old, I remember hearing all the songs when they were released!! Band was amazing!! I'm always amazed how Ringo at 74 years old and Paul McCartney at 72 years old still perform and sound amazing when as we all know it's not for the MONEY! From all the BEATLE FANS we appreciate the music!!!!

Great show ..the artist mix was good everybody had a chance to play their hits. Ringo is charming..

This is the second time we have seen this iteration of the All Starr band. If you have never been to a Ringo Starr concert please do yourself a favor and go! Aside from the classic familiar Ringo tunes the other band members bring songs that sound great in concert. Highlights of non-Ringo tunes were Black Magic Woman/Gypsy Queen, Rosanna, Band on the Drum All Day, and Africa. This is one of those rare line-ups where the band seems to be having the times of their lives.

Fantastic show and highly recommended! The band members obviously enjoy what they are doing and it shines through in their music and on-stage interactions. Ringo is in fine voice and seems to enjoy kidding around with the fans and his bandmates. Todd Rundgren is also in fine form and enjoys bantering about with the fans and the other guys in the band. Steve Lukather (of the band Toto) also interacts often with the fans and he really nails it on lead guitar with soaring solos on numerous classic songs (especially the Santana tracks). Gregg Rolie (Santana & Journey), is awesome on keyboards and vocals and his performances of the Santana standards Black Magic Woman, Evil Ways, and Oye Como Va are highlights of the show. Next up is Richard Page (Mister Mister), whose bass playing is superb and quite audible in the mix. His renditions of his previous band's hits are flawless and he goes above and beyond with a beautiful acoustic performance of a recent original - "You Are Mine". Warren Ham (affiliated w/ a number of bands - most notably Kansas, Toto, Bloodrock, and AD) serves as the "jack-of-all-trades" singing backing and lead vocals as well as playing numerous instruments. Last but not least, is Gregg Bissonette, who sings backing vocals and plays drums as well as other percussion instruments. Overall, the show is a great experience and a lot of fun - I promise you will still be smiling after the show is over and singing all the great songs you heard from several musical legends.

This concert was better then we expected! We took our 16 year old son (1st concert) and even he said it was awesome! We loved the way Ringo has put together some of the BEST performers and let them play their hits, as well as his own hits; shows you how generous Ringo is, that he would share the limelight with his fellow rockers! Loved it and we can't wait till they come back around so we can see 'em again!! Peace & Love, ya'll!

This was such an outstanding show, words can't really say just how fantastic. Unbelievable incredible musicians and songs, from greatest hits of Toto to Santana to Mr. Mr. to Todd Rundgren to of course Ringo & the Beatles.... music was heavenly

I was fortunate enough to be able to attend the Ringo Starr and the All Stars concert at North Charleston Performing Arts Center on Oct. 15, 2014. My seat was about six feet from the edge of the stage right in front of Todd Rundgren (Orchestra Pit - Row CC, Seat 5). I have to say that Ringo was great as usual and looking/sounding great. It is always a pleasure to see one of your musical inspirations. I've been a Beatles fan for nearly 50 years with my earliest musical memories and influences being the music they gave us. It was also real treat to see all of the other legendary musicians in the current All Star Band line-up. The musical performances by all were fantastic both individually and collectively. The concert not only sounded great, had a wonderful set list, but it was also a lot of fun! The only thing in my mind that would have made it better(other than the other 3 Beatles being up there) would have been to have met Ringo and collected an autograph...but I understand why that is not always possible. As a side note, I did get to be included in a few seconds of the Beatles TV Commercial for the 13-Album US Boxed Set of CD's which was released earlier this year and that was a thrill for a long-time fan. I will be off to see Paul McCartney in Greensboro next. It has been a good month for Beatles fans in the Southern US. Thanks to Ringo the Beatles for sharing their gift of music with the world and inspiring many of us to play musical instruments. I would highly recommend this concert to anyone who loves great live music. Go see this line-up while you can. You'll experience the peace, love, and great music first hand!

Took the wife and had a great time at the show. Although I only went to see the former Beatle Ringo, I was greatly surprised at how much I enjoyed his all star band. Really great nostalgic rock music from the 1960's and 1970's was worth every penny.

Enjoyed every song! Ringo made sure you had a good time.

Just had to see a Beatle before I die, loved it great show