Ringo Starr & His All Starr Band at the Palace Theatre, Albany: Final 2026 Show

Is Albany really the last show of 2026?

Yes. October 7 is the tenth and final date of the fall run and the last show of Ringo’s 2026 touring year, which began in Temecula, California in May. Nothing has been announced after it: no 2027 dates and no Las Vegas run for 2026, according to the official tour page as of late September. Tour finales often have a relaxed, celebratory feel, and for fans in upstate New York, Vermont and western Massachusetts this is the closest date of the year. We track any news on our 2027 tour page.

How much are Ringo Starr tickets in Albany?

Face values for Albany are not published anywhere we could verify. As a guide, resale listings across the whole fall run started from about $29–$35 in September 2026. The two other historic theatres on the run that published prices, Easton and Lancaster, started at $190 and $179 respectively, so good theatre seats are unlikely to be cheap at face value.

Ticketmaster is the official seller. The buttons on this page go to TicketNetwork, a resale marketplace, where prices can be above face value. Compare every city on our ticket prices page.

Who is in the All Starr Band for the finale?

The same six All Starrs who have played every show since 2024: Steve Lukather (Toto), Colin Hay (Men at Work), Hamish Stuart (Average White Band), Warren Ham, Buck Johnson and Gregg Bissonette. Read about each on our band members page.

What songs will Ringo play in Albany?

Setlists on this tour barely change from night to night, so expect roughly the 21 songs the band played in the spring: from “Matchbox” and “It Don’t Come Easy” at the top, through “Yellow Submarine”, “Hold the Line” and “Down Under”, to “Photograph”, “Act Naturally” and the “With a Little Help From My Friends” finale with its “Give Peace a Chance” outro. See our setlist page.

Where are the best seats in a historic theatre like the Palace?

Historic theatres like the Palace usually have a main orchestra floor and one or more balconies. Center orchestra seats are the classic choice. The front of the balcony can be just as good, with a full view of the stage. Under-balcony rows at the back of the orchestra can feel enclosed, and some side seats in older rooms have partial views, so check notes on the listing. See our best seats guide.

How do I get to the Palace Theatre and where do I park?

The Palace Theatre is on Clinton Avenue in downtown Albany. There is no large dedicated lot, so most people use nearby garages, surface lots and street parking. A Wednesday night is usually easier than a weekend, but arrive early for a final-show crowd. The venue’s website has current parking tips.

Is there a VIP package for the final show?

The One More Time VIP package covers a premium reserved ticket, tour shirt, lithograph, tote, an exclusive merch item, laminate and lanyard and a commemorative ticket, which makes a nice keepsake for the last night of the year. It does not include meeting Ringo. Published prices on other dates run about $515–$658. Our VIP guide has the details.

Which other fall dates are nearby?

Albany is the end of the line. The closest earlier dates are Wallingford, CT (Oct 4), Lancaster, PA (Oct 6) and Bethel Woods (Sept 25).

• Bethel, NY - Bethel Woods Center for the Arts, Sep 25, 2026
• Wallingford, CT - Toyota Oakdale Theatre, Oct 4, 2026
• Lancaster, PA - American Music Theatre, Oct 6, 2026

The full list of all ten shows is on our tour dates page.

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