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The Threetles at the Delaware Lounge

What's cooler than an acoustic "Storytellers" type intimate performance of the best of the best of the entire Beatles catalog? The Threetles are the three piece front line members of The FAB performing their personal favorites with the stories behind the music to go along with them. Hear those harmonies really ring out and revel in the little known accounts and anecdotes and how each Beatles classic came to be all in a beautiful showroom format. The Threetles, one night only on October 20 at Delaware Lounge in Henderson. Get your tickets the good old fashioned way now by calling (702) 614-5822.

Monday October 20 7:00 PM

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Ringo Knighted

The Duke of Cambridge bestowed the honour on the Liverpool-born star at a ceremony at Buckingham Palace.

"It means a lot actually," the musician told the BBC. "It means recognition for the things we've done. I was really pleased to accept this."

The honour comes 53 years after the Beatles were all awarded the MBE - and Starr said he had missed his bandmates' companionship this time round.

"I was a bit shaky today on my own," he said.

He arrived at the investiture with his wife, Barbara Bach, offering his trademark peace sign for fans and photographers.

Asked whether he wanted to be known as Sir Ringo, the musician, whose real name is Richard Starkey, replied: "I don't know yet. It's new and I don't know how you use it properly."

Turning to BBC reporter Colin Paterson, he added: "But I expect you to use it."

The 77-year-old added he knew exactly what he'd do with his medal.

"I'll be wearing it at breakfast," he joked.