Ringo Starr has revealed that he hasn’t had the chance to watch the latest ninth installment of The Beatles anthology program on Disney+, set to premiere on November 26, as he has been occupied with creating new music. The 85-year-old music icon, currently gearing up for another tour with his All Star Band, expressed his excitement for the anthology but admitted to not having seen Episode 9 yet, making it a surprise for him as well.
In addition to his busy schedule, Ringo has confirmed the completion of his new album in the studio, marking his second consecutive country music album and the third of his career. Collaborating once again with acclaimed producer T Bone Burnett, Ringo reflected on the success of his previous album “Look Up,” which topped the UK charts and made significant waves on various Billboard charts earlier this year.
Regarding his recent work, Ringo shared his enthusiasm for country music, highlighting his involvement in the songwriting process for the upcoming album and mentioning a cover of a Carl Perkins track, paying homage to his early days with The Beatles. Looking ahead, Ringo hinted at another country album release next year.
Aside from his music endeavors, Ringo also spoke about his passion for art, mentioning his new art exhibition featuring large paintings created using a unique spin art technique. The exhibition, showcasing his creative side, will be on display at the Venetian in Las Vegas.
Ringo, along with his All Starr Band members, has been diligently rehearsing for their tour, which commenced on September 10 at the Chicago Theatre and includes various stops across America, including multiple performances in Las Vegas. The tour will be complemented by Ringo’s art exhibition at the Animazing Art Gallery in Las Vegas from September to October 15.
Lastly, fans of The Beatles can anticipate the restoration and remastering of the iconic ‘Anthology’ TV series and albums from three decades ago, set to be released in November with additional unseen footage. Disney+ will present the enhanced version of ‘The Anthology,’ featuring new content and insights into the band’s journey, offering a fresh perspective for both longtime fans and new audiences.
