60 years after it first echoed through the world, “Something” returned—not on a stage, but at a garden wedding wrapped in sunlight and spring air. No fanfare. No crowd. Just Ringo Starr stepping softly onto a wooden platform, unannounced. Even Paul McCart

60 years after it first echoed through the world, “Something” returned—not on a stage, but at a garden wedding wrapped in sunlight and spring air. No fanfare. No crowd. Just Ringo Starr stepping softly onto a wooden platform, unannounced. Even Paul McCart

60 years after it first echoed through the world, “Something” returned—not on a stage, but at a garden wedding wrapped in sunlight and spring air. No fanfare. No crowd. Just Ringo Starr stepping softly onto a wooden platform, unannounced. Even Paul McCartney stood frozen, eyes wide, as Ringo lifted a guitar and nodded. No mics. No lights. Just a song, raw and reverent, drifting into the breeze like a whisper from the past. Paul’s eyes filled. Th…