Beatles Starr On Liverpool's Rooftops

added 11 January 2008 at 11.35

Ex-Beatles drummer Ringo Starr will celebrate Liverpool's crowning as Europe's Capital of Culture by previewing new material from the city's roof tops tonight.

Starr - who releases his semi-autobiographical solo record 'Liverpool 8' on January 14 - will perform live tonight (January 10) from the roof of St George's Hall in Liverpool.

The Wombats and Eurythmics' Dave Stewart (who produced Starr's new album) are also set to play in front of the building.

Despite bad weather warnings over 30,000 fans are expected to turn up to witness the free music extravaganza featuring Scouse-land's favourite sons.

Starr, The Wombats, The Farm and Echo and The Bunnymen are amongst the homegrown talent set to play the  Echo Arena the following night (Saturday January 11), kicking off a series of over 350 live events to take place in Liverpool over the next 12 months celebrating the city's annointment as Europe's most cultural city. 


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