The Liverpudlian rock star last collaborated with his former bandmate while tweeting support for the Black Lives Matter movement in June amid the protests over the death of George Floyd: вЂњAs my brother Paul said, The Beatles always stood for equal rights&justice and IвЂ™ve never stopped working for peace&love ever since. Proceeds will go to the David Lynch Foundation, MusiCares, WaterAid and Black Lives Matter Global Network, which Starr has been an outspoken advocate for. The вЂњYellow SubmarineвЂќ singer also will broadcast a selection of tribute performances on his YouTube channel courtesy of Steve Earle, Peter Frampton and Judy Collins. Indeed, the stay-at-home celebration will feature a mashup of both livestreamed performances and old footage of Paul McCartney, Sheryl Crow, Gary Clark Jr., Sheila E., Ben Harper and more.ДЄs if that wasnвЂ™t star-studded enough, the charity concert will also include a rendition of StarrвЂ™s 2017 song вЂњGive More Love,вЂќ featuring Jackson Browne, Jeff Bridges, Elvis Costello, Willie Nelson and others. But weвЂ™re putting this show together - an hour of music and chat.вЂќ He tells Rolling Stone: вЂњThereвЂ™s no big get-together, thereвЂ™s no brunch for 100. вЂњWeвЂ™re doing something for my birthday - but itвЂ™s going to be a little different than usual,вЂќ says Starr, who has hosted Peace and Love birthday concerts for over a decade, reports Radio X. The Beatles drummer took to YouTube Tuesday to notify fans that that heвЂ™d be holding the annual benefit show online due to coronavirus concerns. Ringo Starr has announced a virtual charity concert for his 80th birthday that will see him reunited with ex-bandmate Sir Paul McCartney, 78, on July 7.

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