At noon on the day of the show Ringo will be at the Hard Rock Cafe Nashville, where he will continue his tradition of recent years by asking those around the world to join him in a wish for Peace & Love.
OK, so the tradition is that Ringo wishes for peace and love on his birthday? Well, first of all, no wonder war and hate still exist in the world — everyone knows your wishes don't come true if you tell everyone what they are. But apparently, according to this video, Hard Rock Cafe is part of Ringo's b-day tradish and has been since 2008. He spreads the peace and love around — to Hamburg and New York and now Nashville — so he'll probably run out of Hard Rocks in about 297 years. Hey, you know what was going on at Hard Rock Cafe Nashville on Ringo's birthday last year? The Greenhornes were playing our very own Sounds Like Summer series. Wish he'd dropped by for that. Anyway, the chance to see a living Beatle in the flesh is growing more and more rare these days, so I ain't tryna hate. Despite his iconic status, Ringo is the perhaps the most understated and under-sung drummer in the history of popular music.
Oh, and since we're talking about show announcements, I figured I should mention that Chris Cornell rescheduled his postponed performance at War Memorial for May 20. Get your tickets here, if you're, you know, going hungry for those.
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If you see Ringo this July 7, 2012, wish him a happy 24th birthday and hand him a copy of this book: www.GuardinosWrite.com/ringo72.html