One concertgoer went to the Four Winds management and asked why the band was cancelling and was told it was because Ringo was ill but they didn’t go into details, TMZ further reported. The crowd who showed up for the show were reportedly told it wasn’t happening but, like the rest of the public, didn’t get a reason behind the decision. HollywoodLife has reached out to Ringo’s rep for comment but has yet to get a response.ĭespite the cancellation of the original show, there’s reportedly a possibility that the show could be rescheduled but ticketholders were allowed to get refunds if they chose to. A spokesperson confirmed he did not have COVID but didn’t reveal what the illness was, the outlet said. The drummer was set to perform at the Four Winds Casino but postponed the show due to struggling with a health issue that’s apparently affected his voice, TMZ reported.

Ringo Starr, 82, and his All Star Band never made it to the stage during a show in New Buffalo, MI on Saturday night because he is reportedly ill. Check his website for any further updates.

As always, he and the All Starrs send peace and love to their fans and hope to see them back out on the road soon. The game is going to be won or lost in the last three minutes.Ringo hopes to resume as soon as possible and is recovering at home. I told the guys, this far into the tournament, it’s going to come down to the fourth quarter and overtime. “We could have played a little better on defense,” Crow said. “I just don’t think we ever had that moment where my team looked gassed.”įoothill coach Dean Crow said his team wanted to hold the Breakers to no more than eight goals. “I think we were pretty calm, cool, composed the whole time, and sometimes we get really amped.

“We’ve always been a really conditioned, fit program, so we swim a lot, and I think that really, really helped,” Laguna Beach coach Cameron Hauer said. Stanley scored for the Knights with eight seconds left but the Breakers kept possession to run the final seconds off the clock. Gavin Good then scored a huge goal on a pass from Aderton to give Laguna Beach a 12-10 lead with 1:12 left in the second overtime period. Maxwell Schlaich scored with under a minute left in the first three-minute overtime period to give the Breakers an 11-10 lead. The Knights scored three quick goals in the opening minutes of the match to take a 3-0 lead.īut the Breakers followed with three quick goals to tie the score and one more to take a 4-3 lead.įoothill scored in the final seconds of the first to make the score 4-4 going into the second and neither team had a decided advantage until overtime. Audebert and Cade Anderton scored four goals each to lead the Breakers.Ĭorbin Stanley scored four goals to lead the Knights.

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