Ringo Starr live: Stadtpark, Hamburg, Germany

Klaus Voormann was the special guest at Ringo Starr’s concert at the Stadtpark Freilichtbühne in Hamburg, Germany.

Thank you hamburg for a great night was a lot of fun and joy I also had a good time meeting up with my old friend Klaus Vorman peace and love ?????????? pic.twitter.com/SqXVHi55Sj

— #RingoStarr (@ringostarrmusic) June 12, 2018

The concert was initially scheduled to take place on Sunday 10 June, but was postponed for a day because Starr, 77, was unwell.

I’m sorry to disappoint my fans and everyone who came to the show today [Sunday], I hope to see you all tomorrow. Peace and love, Ringo

Klaus Voormann joined Starr and the band for an encore of The Beatles’ 1967 song With A Little Help From My Friends. Watch it here:

Voormann met The Beatles in 1960 at Hamburg’s Kaiserkeller, where the band were alternating sets with Rory Storm and the Hurricanes, for whom Ringo was drummer. They remained firm friends, and in 1966 Voormann was asked to design the cover artwork for The Beatles’ Revolver album. He also appeared on various solo albums by John Lennon, George Harrison and Ringo Starr, and in the 1990s designed the artwork for the Anthology project. Starr and Paul McCartney both performed on Voormann’s 2009 solo album A Sideman’s Journey.

The Hamburg show was the sixth date of Starr’s 2018 tour. This is the 13th incarnation of the All-Starr Band, and features the return of Colin Hay as well as new member Graham Gouldman, formerly of 10cc.

• Ringo Starr: vocals, drums, percussion, piano
• Steve Lukather (Toto): guitars, vocals
• Colin Hay (Men At Work): guitars, vocals
• Gregg Rolie (Santana and Journey): keyboards, vocals
• Graham Gouldman (10cc): bass guitar, vocals
• Gregg Bissonette: drums, vocals
• Warren Ham (Bloodrock , Kansas, and AD): saxophone, harmonica, flute, percussion, keyboards, vocals

The setlist

• ‘Matchbox’
• ‘It Don’t Come Easy’
• ‘Dreadlock Holiday’
• ‘Evil Ways’
• ‘Rosanna’
• ‘Down Under’
• ‘Boys’
• Don’t Pass Me By
• ‘Yellow Submarine’
• ‘I’m Not In Love’
• ‘Black Magic Woman’/‘Gypsy Queen’
• ‘You’re Sixteen’
• ‘Who Can It Be Now?’
• ‘The Things We Do For Love’
• ‘Oye Como Va’
• ‘I Wanna Be Your Man’
• ‘Hold The Line’
• ‘Photograph’
• ‘Act Naturally’
• ‘With A Little Help From My Friends’/‘Give Peace A Chance’

Watch the band perform Don’t Pass Me By from the Hamburg show:

Ringo Starr and his All Starr Band’s 2018 tour dates:

• 1 June 2018: Music Box, Borgata – Atlantic City, New Jersey, USA
• 2 June 2018: Event Center, Borgata – Atlantic City, New Jersey, USA
• 6 June 2018: Olympia – Paris, France
• 8 June 2018: Holland Blues Festival – Grolloo, Netherlands
• 9 June 2018: Flens-Arena – Flensburg, Germany
• 11 June 2018: Stadtpark – Hamburg, Germany
• 13 June 2018: Ice Hall – Helsinki, Finland
• 15 June 2018: Rock i Lunden – Horsens, Denmark
• 16 June 2018: Tempodrom – Berlin, Germany
• 17 June 2018: Stadhalle – Zwickau, Germany
• 19 June 2018: Congress Hall – Prague, Czech Republic
• 20 June 2018: Stadhalle – Vienna, Austria
• 23 June 2018: Menorah Arena – Tel Aviv, Israel
• 24 June 2018: Menorah Arena – Tel Aviv, Israel
• 26 June 2018: St Jordi Club – Barcelona, Spain
• 28 June 2018: Wlznik Center – Madrid, Spain
• 29 June 2018: Coliseum – La Caruna, Spain
• 1 July 2018: Palacio Euskalduna – Bilbao, Spain
• 4 July 2018: Rockhal – Esch-sur-Alzette, Luxembourg
• 6 July 2018: Sporting Complex – Monte Carlo, Monaco
• 8 July 2018: Piazza Napoleone – Lucca, Italy
• 9 July 2018: Piazza Degli Scacchi – Marostica, Italy
• 11 July 2018: Parco della Musica – Rome, Italy
• 1 September 2018: Hard Rock Hotel & Casino – Tulsa, Oklahoma, USA
• 2 September 2018: Walmart Arkansas Music Pavilion – Rogers, Arkansas, USA
• 3 September 2018: Starlight Theatre – Kansas City, Missouri, USA
• 5 September 2018: Stephens Auditorium – Ames, Iowa, USA
• 7 September 2018: Fabulous Fox Theatre – St Louis, Missouri, USA
• 8 September 2018: BMO Harris Pavilion – Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA
• 9 September 2018: Century Center – South Bend, Indiana, USA
• 11 September 2018: Fraze Pavilion – Kettering, Ohio, USA
• 13 September 2018: Radio City Music Hall – New York City, USA
• 14 September 2018: Saratoga Performing Arts Center – Saratoga Springs, New York, USA
• 15 September 2018: Toyota Oakdale Theatre – Wallingford, Connecticut, USA
• 17 September 2018: Bosch Center Wang Theatre – Boston, Massachusetts, USA
• 19 September 2018: Heinz Hall – Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA
• 21 September 2018: Hard Rock Rocksino – Northfield Park, Ohio, USA
• 22 September 2018: Chicago Theatre – Chicago, Illinois, USA
• 23 September 2018: Ordway Center for Performing Arts – Saint Paul, Minnesota, USA
• 25 September 2018: Paramount Theatre – Denver Colorado, USA
• 27 September 2018: Humphreys Concerts by the Bay – San Diego, California, USA
• 28 September 2018: City National Civic – San Jose, California, USA
• 29 September 2018: Greek Theatre – Los Angeles, California, USA