In 2026, Liverpool once again became the center of Beatles history when Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr returned to their hometown for an emotional tribute to their late bandmates, John Lennon and George Harrison.
The two surviving Beatles visited key landmarks that defined their youth — including Penny Lane, the Cavern Club, and finally, a quiet garden dedicated to John and George.
At the garden, Paul and Ringo stood together in silence before laying down flowers. Paul, holding his left-handed acoustic guitar, softly strummed a few chords of “In My Life.” Ringo, eyes glistening, placed his hand on Paul’s shoulder.
Breaking the silence, Paul whispered:
“We started it all here. And they’re still with us.”
Ringo, raising his familiar peace sign, added:
“Always, mate. Always.”
For fans gathered outside, the sight of the two old friends side by side — back in Liverpool where it all began — was overwhelming.
It wasn’t a concert. It wasn’t a show. It was brotherhood, memory, and love — a reminder that The Beatles may have been shaped by time, but never broken by it.
