In an announcement that feels both historic and deeply personal, music legends Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr have confirmed ONE LAST BEAT: The Farewell Tour 2026 — a global celebration of sound, memory, and six decades of influence.
This isn’t just a tour. It’s a final bow, a thank-you note written in melody, and a tribute to the two brothers no longer on stage but forever in the music.
Kicking off in Liverpool — the city where it all began — the tour will travel across continents, with stops in Tokyo, New York, Rio de Janeiro, and more. Each concert will be a journey through time, featuring timeless classics like “Hey Jude,” “Let It Be,” and “Here Comes the Sun,” performed with the heart and honesty that only Paul and Ringo can bring.
But the emotional core of the tour runs even deeper. Special guests Dhani Harrison and Stella McCartney — children of George Harrison and Paul McCartney, respectively — will join the stage, honoring their fathers’ legacy and bridging generations of Beatles magic.
Paul shared warmly, “It’s not a goodbye — it’s a thank you. To the fans, to the music, and to John and George. We started this together. It feels right to end it together.”
Ringo added with his trademark sincerity, “We’re still a band. Always will be. This tour? It’s one last chance to share the love. Peace and love — always.”
For fans young and old, ONE LAST BEAT is more than a final series of shows. It’s a moment to stand together — in stadiums, in spirit — and celebrate a story that changed music forever. A story that taught the world to dream, to hope, and to sing along.
The tour begins March 2026.
Tickets won’t last long.
And neither will this chance to be part of the final chapter.
ONE LAST BEAT: The Farewell Tour 2026
Where the music ends, but the memory plays on.
