Renowned Beatles' drummer Ringo Starr has left fans awe-struck with his "unbelievable" energy during recent live shows, leaving attendees saying the same thing

Despite having reached the age of 84, Starr's dynamic stage presence continues to amaze onlookers. The creative force behind iconic songs like "Yellow Submarine" and "The No No Song," Starr has once again charmed audiences with his onstage antics.

Admirers have been vocal in their praise of ' drummer, especially after a video surfaced online, leading to some branding him "unbelievable."

The esteemed musician has not stopped touring and recently graced the Grand Ole Opry House - a venue steeped in history, having hosted legends such as Willie Nelson and Johnny Cash.

Moreover, footage from another live show featuring Starr has set fans abuzz. Amazed by his lasting stamina and passion for music, one fan exclaimed: "Ringo Starr at 84-years-old. Unbelievable."

Loyal followers who have experienced Starr's performances previously were ecstatic to witness his unwavering commitment to live entertainment.

One user reminisced: "I caught him and the All-Starr Band in November 2023, and he was absolutely fantastic. One of the best shows I've ever seen (I mean, Edgar Winter! Come on!) and that's saying something as I've seen a lot. I regret not making the effort to see him in earlier years."

Another chimed in with admiration: "Ringo Starr at 84 is unbelievable. I love that he and Paul McCartney are still out there touring, performing and rocking and rolling. I'm happy for them, but it makes me miss John Lennon and George Harrison."

Starr has often attributed his sprightliness to his healthy lifestyle and diet. He once remarked: "I tend to work out and keep as busy as I can. I'm a vegetarian, I eat lots of berries, lots of fruit and lots of vegetables and salad."

A recent clip showing the ex-Beatle energetically jumping around on stage drew comparisons to footage of him performing at The Opry. During one show, Starr, alongside album contributor Molly Tuttle, delivered energetic performances of Time On My Hands and Johnny Russell's hit Act Naturally.

Social media was abuzz with a video from an account, captioned: "Eighty-four-year-old Ringo Starr performing 'With a Little Help From My Friends' by The Beatles last night in Nashville."

Comments poured in with one fan exclaiming: "Ringo looks younger every time I see him lol." Another stated in awe: "We hear a lot about Mick [Jagger], Keith [Richards], and Bruce [Springsteen], but damn, Ringo looks 50!!"

The revelation of Starr's age left many viewers astonished, as the youthful-looking 84 year old defied expectations. Humorously, one person said: "How does he look younger than me and I'm 33."

Others praised his enduring appeal with comments like: "It is a treat to see Ringo Starr, 60 years removed from The Beatles' appearance on Ed Sullivan, still looking healthy and spreading joy through song."

A third simply expressed their disbelief: "I always forget how old this dude is oh my."