Ringo Starr & His All Starr Band at PNC Bank Arts Center, Holmdel: Sept 27 Tickets

Is this the only New Jersey date?

Yes. Holmdel is the one New Jersey show of the fall run and the tour’s only Sunday amphitheater night. It sits between the Bethel Woods show on Friday and Washington, DC on Monday. You may also see the venue called the “PNC Garden Arts Center” in the official press release; it is the same place in Holmdel, just off the Garden State Parkway.

How much are Ringo Starr tickets in Holmdel?

Face values for Holmdel are not published anywhere we could verify, because the Ticketmaster page could not be read. What we can say is that resale listings across the whole fall run started from about $29–$35 in September 2026, with the cheapest seats at amphitheaters usually on the lawn. For a sense of what face value looks like at a similar venue, Bethel Woods, another amphitheater on this run, lists $49.50 to $216 including fees.

Ticketmaster is the official seller. The buttons on this page open TicketNetwork, a resale marketplace, where prices can be above face value. Our ticket prices guide tracks what we know for every date.

Who is playing with Ringo in 2026?

This is the 16th All Starr Band, unchanged since 2024: Steve Lukather (Toto) on guitar, Colin Hay (Men at Work), Hamish Stuart (Average White Band) on bass, Warren Ham on horns and harmonica, Buck Johnson on keys and Gregg Bissonette on drums. Why two drummers? Because Ringo spends half the night singing at the front. Read more on our band page and the second drummer explainer.

What songs will Ringo play in Holmdel?

Expect roughly 21 songs. Based on the spring 2026 shows, the Ringo part of the night covers “Matchbox”, “It Don’t Come Easy”, “I’m the Greatest”, “Octopus’s Garden”, “Choose Love” and “Act Naturally”, while Colin Hay brings “Overkill” and “Down Under” and Lukather leads “Africa”. The closer has been “With a Little Help From My Friends”. Full detail on our setlist page.

Where are the best seats at an amphitheater like PNC?

At an amphitheater the main choice is covered seats versus lawn. Seats under the roof give a clear, direct view of both drum kits and keep you dry. Center sections a little way back often sound better than the far sides up front. The lawn is the budget option: great atmosphere on a mild night, but the band will look small and you will rely on screens. Arrive early if you want a good lawn spot. See our best seats guide.

How do I get to PNC Bank Arts Center?

The venue sits right beside the Garden State Parkway in Holmdel, so most people drive, and there is on-site parking. Traffic around the Parkway exits can back up before and after shows, so it pays to arrive early and be patient leaving. Parking fees and any rideshare pickup rules are set by the venue, so check its website before the show.

Is there a VIP package for Holmdel?

The official One More Time VIP package runs on most dates. On shows where prices are published it costs roughly $515–$658 and includes a premium reserved ticket, tour shirt, lithograph, tote bag, an exclusive merch item, laminate and lanyard and a commemorative ticket. There is no meet-and-greet. See our VIP packages page.

Which other fall dates are nearby?

Holmdel sits in a busy stretch of the run. Forest Hills in Queens is four days later, Bethel Woods is two days before, and DC follows on Monday.

• Queens, NY - Forest Hills Stadium, Oct 1, 2026
• Bethel, NY - Bethel Woods Center for the Arts, Sep 25, 2026
• Washington, DC - The Anthem, Sep 28, 2026

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

Holmdel show: FAQ