Ringo Starr always had his share of highlights with The Beatles, but he still considers the highlight of his career to be their final moments together.

Ringo Starr proved as adept at recording big hits as his fellow ex-Beatles. Here are the five biggest hits he delivered in the US.

John, Paul, George, and Ringo—Why does it always have to be “and Ringo?” Well, it’s a sad truth that Ringo Starr is often the overshadowed member of The Beatles due to the rest of his bandmates’ ...

Before Ringo Starr became a Beatles legend, he played cover songs with lesser-known rock musicians. One of his signature tunes back then was a track about a caveman, but not just any caveman: a comic ...

Paul McCartney opened up about what Ringo Starr brought to The Beatles during the drummer's new music special.

Ringo Starr has new music out this year, but don't expect to hear it on tour. The drummer was recently asked by Variety about previous comments he'd made regarding not playing new material on the road ...

Ringo Starr skipped out on an Elton John concert for an understandable reason. In an interview from The Sunday Times published on Jan. 12, the Beatle recalled attending John's Wembley Stadium show in ...

Ringo Starr and his percussive prowess was essential to the sound and success of The Beatles, but he was only drafted in as a ...

Sir Elton John is one of the most revered live entertainers. With thousands of performances across his career, the EGOT titleholder has plenty of concerts to back up this claim. Still, the “Bennie And ...

Ringo Starr said he once left an Elton John stadium show because he was playing new songs. The former Beatle referred to the moment as one reason why he’d stopped trying to introduce fresh tracks to ...

Toward the end of The Beatles' lifetime, Paul McCartney and John Lennon were at odds over their differing approaches to ...