There's also a hot tub and a sauna, along with a full-service spa for the usual massages, wraps, and facials. The indoor pool is on the small side, especially for a property of this size, but it's housed in a bright space under a ceiling with a glass dome in the center. There's a clubhouse and pro shop there, along with the Meadows Bar and Grille, which has a patio overlooking the course. The 18-hole golf course is on 11 acres of prairie dotted with water hazards and wildflowers a stream complete with several waterfalls flows through the fairways. There's also a deli and a Caribou Coffee on-site. For less risky entertainment, the hotel has a 2,100-seat entertainment venue that attracts national acts, along with a comedy club that has regular performances. A token buffet restaurant has pizza and standard American comfort food. Dining options include burgers and ice cream, a noodle bar, and a steakhouse. Bars and restaurants line the perimeter and surrounding halls. During shows, Starr plays selections from his own back catalog as well as tracks from his various bandmates.The state's largest casino is known for its gaming floor full of slots, 100 blackjack tables, bingo, and pulltabs. Starr founded the All-Starr Band in 1989 with the idea that “everybody on stage is a star in their own right.” In the years since, he has toured with more than a dozen lineups of the group, which has featured a long line of musicians including Joe Walsh, Billy Preston, Peter Frampton, Jack Bruce, Sheila E., Billy Squier and Richard Marx. RELATED: 7 rock acts we may not see in concert again

When the Beatles split in 1970, Starr quickly released his first solo albums, the standards collection “Sentimental Journey” and the country-inspired “Beaucoups of Blues.” He found his greatest success with 1973’s “Ringo” and its hits “Photograph” and “You’re Sixteen.”

The man born Richard Starkey Jr., now 82, provided lead vocals for a handful of Beatles songs, including “Yellow Submarine,” “With a Little Help from My Friends,” “Don’t Pass Me By” and “Octopus’s Garden.” Miller tickets start at $49, Starr’s start at $89 and both go on sale at 10 a.m. 6 show will take place in the outdoor amphitheater. 1 in the casino’s showroom, while Miller’s Aug.

Rock and Roll Hall of Famers Ringo Starr and Steve Miller have booked gigs at Mystic Lake Casino.

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