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Ringo Starr Reveals Why He’s Convinced The Beatles Would Eventually Have Reunited

Ringo Starr says the band’s bond and shared history could have led to a reunion, as renewed Beatles projects and his solo work keep interest high.

  • Speaking to Page Six, Ringo Starr said the Fab Four could have reunited if John Lennon and George Harrison were still alive, expressing belief the band would have found their way back together.
  • Lennon was 40 when shot dead outside his New York home in 1980; George Harrison died from cancer at 58 in 2001, losses that prompted Ringo to reflect on their extraordinary rise from Liverpool clubs.
  • Ringo remains close to Sir Paul McCartney, 84, the only other surviving Beatle, and the pair speak 'a couple of times a month' when visiting England to see family.
  • Interest in the group is growing ahead of director Sam Mendes' ambitious four-film Beatles project, which will tell the band's story from each member's perspective in 2028.
  • Ringo continues his solo music career with his 22nd studio album, 'Long Long Road,' and is preparing to perform at Forest Hills Stadium in Queens on October 1 with his All Starr Band.
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Ringo Starr highlighted the importance of the individual members of the Beatles, with whom he achieved global success, even far from the stage. The artist was the last to add to the group in 1962, after the abandonment of Pete Best, replaced after the audition was not considered satisfactory. Initially hired as a shiftworker for recordings at Abbey Road, he entered the [...] The article Ringo Starr believed in a reunion of the Beatles: "They wer…

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Page Six broke the news in New York, United States on Saturday, September 19, 2026.
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