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Following an official invite from Emmylou Harris, Ringo Starr makes his debut at the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville tonight (February 21). SiriusXM listeners can experience the performance live and in full at Willie’s Roadhouse (Ch. 61).
Catch encores of Ringo’s Grand Ole Opry debut on The Beatles Channel (Ch. 18) or stream it on the SiriusXM app starting February 25.
| Willie’s Roadhouse | Friday, February 21 | 9 pm ET |
| The Beatles Channel | Tuesday, February 25 | 11 am ET |
| Willie’s Roadhouse | Tuesday, February 25 | 9 pm ET |
| The Beatles Channel | Thursday, February 27 | 4 pm ET |
| Willie’s Roadhouse | Friday, February 28 | 9 pm ET |
| The Beatles Channel | Saturday, March 1 | 9 pm ET |
| The Beatles Channel | Sunday, March 2 | 1 pm ET |
Earlier this month, Ringo celebrated the release of his new country music album, “Look Up,” with his album producer and co-writer T Bone Burnett, during a SiriusXM Town Hall hosted by Rodney Crowell in SiriusXM’s Nashville studios. Watch the full Town Hall exclusively on the SiriusXM app now through the end of February.
Released on January 10, “Look Up” features 11 original songs and collaborations from Billy Strings, Molly Tuttle, Lucius, Larkin Poe, and Alison Krauss. For more information on the album, visit RingoStarr.com.
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