A lot of people come to the gigs we’re doing and say, ‘My son is taking drum lessons,’ and I say, ‘Not too many I hope.’ You’ve got to let them get their own feel.” More from GoldDerby ...

Barry Keoghan finally got to meet Ringo Starr, who he is set to portray in the upcoming Beatles biopics, and the two “just sat in the garden chatting away” during the meeting.

After The Beatles played an outdoor show in Lancashire, England, on Aug. 5, 1963, a local man swiped Starr’s drum key and later displayed it in a cabinet for years.

The Beatles on “The Ed Sullivan Show” on Feb. 9, 1964. Gary Astridge, 7 at the time, was among the 73 million people who caught the show. It changed, he said, the trajectory of his life. ZUMA/MCT ...