Beatles drummer Ringo Starr got in touch with his former bandmate Paul McCartney, when the news that the latter suffered a viral infection that forced him to postpone not only a series of concerts in Asia, but also was known for a tour U.S. that was supposed to launch in June. "I talked to him done while in the hospital," Starr told Access Hollywood recently with a laugh. "For not knowing the time, that just kind of dialed and -" Hello? "And he got up and said hello, and he said he is doing well, he was still in the hospital. Now he is out and getting in shape and getting ready to rock.
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"He's doing well," Starr continued. "I text, and he texts me back. And he was actually the night before with Barbara, my wife, and Joe Walsh and Marjorie, [Walsh and wife Barbara] sister, and Nancy [Shevell, the wife of McCartney]. Were all we like, out to dinner, so everyone says it is doing well. "
Visit postponement of McCartney, who find resume U.S. tour in early July and play dates June USA in October, will probably have to pay hundreds of thousands of dollars to companies of musicians, crew, buses and trucks should begin work in June, according to Rolling Stone. But it is probably in a better place financially than if the sample had been canceled rather than postpone them.
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While Access Hollywood was talking to Starr, who is currently on tour in a gallery showing some of his work, the Beatle's 50th anniversary humorous romp Night Fab Four a hard day, heading addressed back to theaters in July. It is one of several half-century the group is celebrating anniversaries this year, including his arrival in the U.S. and influential aspect on The Ed Sullivan Show. "How much did 50 years ago?" Starr calls. "We did everything. When we were working, we had a day off a month."
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