Zak Starkey is stepping into the spotlight on his own this time. The longtime drummer for The Who is bringing a one man show to New York City, offering fans a closer look at the career that’s kept him behind some of rock’s biggest names.
The event, titled Cuff Links, was announced as a live storytelling performance that traces Starkey’s path through decades of music. Best known for his work with The Who, he has also played with bands like Oasis and The Lightning Seeds. Organizers say the show blends conversation, personal memories and music, creating an intimate setting for fans.
Starkey, the son of Ringo Starr, grew up surrounded by rock history. Over the years, he built his own reputation as a steady, respected presence on stage and in the studio.
In this New York appearance, he is expected to reflect on those experiences, sharing stories about life on tour and the musicians he has worked alongside. The format puts his voice front and center, giving the audience a direct line to the moments that shaped his career.
