Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr are set to share the stage once again after being announced as joint headliners for a major charity concert in Las Vegas early next year. The two surviving members of The Beatles, aged 84 and 86 respectively, will reunite on 29 January 2027 at the MGM Grand Garden Arena, according to Rolling Stone. The event will mark their first joint public performance in more than two years. Their last surprise appearance together took place during the final show of McCartney's Got Back tour in London in late 2024. The one-night concert will celebrate the 10th anniversary of VetsAid, an annual charity event started by Eagles guitarist Joe Walsh. The concert raises money for military veterans and their families.Star lineup set for anniversary showOrganisers have announced that the upcoming concert in Nevada will bring together several well-known rock and indie music acts alongside the two former Beatles. Joining McCartney, Starr, and host Joe Walsh will be Las Vegas rock band The Killers, indie rock group The War on Drugs, Grammy-winning singer-songwriter St. Vincent, and indie pop band Lucius. These acts were listed in event details published by music news outlet C...











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