Ringo Starr brings his All-Starr Band to Spokane in October.
Beatlemania may have bitten the dust long ago, but there's still good fun to be had whenever a former Beatle comes to town.
While
Paul McCartney is out gallivanting through big cities and getting ready for
Oldchella this fall, the only other surviving member of the Fab Four,
Ringo Starr, is making the rounds with his bands of misfit classic-rock toys otherwise known as the All-Starr Band.
Starr and Co. will stop at the
Spokane Arena's Star Theatre — appropriate much? — for a show on Oct. 16. Tickets are $39.50, $59.50, $79.50 and $124.50, and go on sale this Friday at 10 am through all
TicketsWest outlets.
Starr, of course, is the
perpetually underrated former drummer of the Beatles who has had a nice solo career in the past few decades leading his All-Starr Band. And who, exactly, are these All-Starrs making up the longest-running band Starr has led? A breakdown:
• Richard Page, former singer and bassist for Mr. Mister
• Steve Lukather, singer and guitarist best known as member of Toto
• Gregg Rolie, singer and keyboardist best known as member of Santana and Journey
• Todd Rundgren, multi-instrumentalist, famed producer
• Warren Ham, a multi-instrumentalist horn player
• Gregg Bissonnette, drummer who's played with a ton of jazz and rock bands who I'll always remember as
the guy playing drums for David Lee Roth.