**THE BEATLES’ RETURN: Paul McCartney & Ringo Starr Announce 2026 “One Last Ride” Tour**
In a moment music fans thought they would never see, **Paul McCartney** and **Ringo Starr** have officially announced **“One Last Ride”** — a 2026 world tour that will celebrate The Beatles’ unmatched legacy while marking the duo’s final time performing together on a global stage.
The announcement came via a joint video message, with McCartney saying, *“We’ve shared so much with the world, and with each other. This is our way of saying thank you — one more time, together.”* Ringo, beaming with his trademark grin, added, *“Peace, love, and one last ride — let’s make it count.”*
The tour promises to blend The Beatles’ timeless catalog with personal stories, rare visuals, and a few surprise guest appearances from friends across the music world. Concertgoers can expect soaring performances of classics like *“Let It Be,” “Hey Jude,” “Come Together,”* and *“Here Comes the Sun,”* along with deep cuts that haven’t been played live in decades.
**“One Last Ride”** kicks off **June 12, 2026 in Liverpool**, before heading to **New York, Los Angeles, Tokyo, Sydney, Berlin, Buenos Aires**, and more, wrapping with a historic finale in **London’s Wembley Stadium**. Each night will be accompanied by a full orchestral arrangement and state-of-the-art visuals that honor the late **John Lennon** and **George Harrison**, ensuring their presence is deeply felt.
Fans have already begun calling this “the most emotional tour of the century,” as two of the last living Beatles come together for a final bow. With tickets expected to sell out in minutes, music lovers around the globe are preparing for what promises to be a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
**For Paul and Ringo — and for millions of fans — this is not just a concert. It’s history in motion.**
