USA Today Music — D.J. Fontana played on indelible Elvis Presley records, including "Heartbreak Hotel" and "Jailhouse Rock," and worked with Red Sovine and Ringo Starr.             more info

New York Post — Sir Ringo Starr has inked a worldwide music catalog deal with Bertelsmann that will feature songs from his solo catalog as well as popular Beatles songs where he controlled the rights. The deal for Starr — who finally was knighted last month by Pri... more info

Rolling Stone — Ringo Starr announced a U.S. leg for his 2018 tour with the All Starr Band. The 20-date run launches September 1st in Tulsa, Oklahoma and concludes the 29th in Los Angeles. The latest iteration of the former Beatle's rotating group features retu... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Earlier this week, Ringo Starr received Knighthood like his Beatles bandmate Paul McCartney did in 2004, and now Sir Ringo has announced a run of North American tour dates for September with his All Starr Band... Continue reading… more info

Chicago Sun-Times, IL — The other surviving Beatle, Paul McCartney, was knighted in 1997. more info

411 Mania — TMZ reports that Ringo Starr was knighted this morning by Prince William at Buckingham Palace. He is the second (and last) Beatle to get the[.........] The post Ringo Starr Gets Knighted At Buckingham Palace appeared first on 411MANIA. more info

USA Today Music — Starr was knighted at Buckingham Palace on Tuesday.             more info

Stereogum — Sir Paul McCartney has knighted for his contributions to music in 1997, and his late Beatles bandmates John Lennon and George Harrison will have to enjoy the honor posthumously if at all. Ringo Starr, though, is still very much alive and, as of today... more info

NME — "It means recognition for the things we've done" Arise, Sir Ringo Beatles drummer Ringo Starr has received his knighthood for services to music. The music icon, 77, received the honour from …Continue reading » The post Arise, Sir Ringo! Bea... more info

Reuters — LONDON (Reuters) - Former Beatles drummer Ringo Starr was knighted at Buckingham Palace on Tuesday and joked with reporters afterwards: "I expect you to use my title." more info