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It’s didn’t take long for former Beatles drummer Ringo Starr and His All Starr band to find a date to reschedule their Pittsburgh concert originally set for this Saturday at PPG Paints Arena. Five days after announcing the postponement of the show because two of his band members tested positive
Ringo Starr had to bow out of Friday night’s Tanglewood show when two of his band members contracted COVID-19.
On Saturday, June 10, 2022, Historic City News was informed that musicians and entertainers Edgar Winter and Steve Lukather who perform with Ringo Starr and his All Starr Band have each tested positive for the coronavirus, COVID-19, forcing the St Augustine Amphitheater to postpone the group’s June 24th appearance. The show is being rescheduled for…
The former Beatles drummer, 81, will now reschedule a number of shows after keyboard player Edgar Winter and guitarist Steve Lukather both caught coronavirus.
To quote one of Ringo Starr’s best known songs, “you know it don’t come easy.” Starr has announced that he is postponing the 12 remaining June dates on his 2022 tour schedule, including his concert scheduled for Saturday at PPG Paints Arena, after two members of his All Starr band