The new CBS special Ringo & Friends at The Ryman premieres Monday, March 10 at 8/7c.

The two-hour long special celebrates the music and legacy of Beatles drummer Ringo Starr through the lens of country music. Starr will perform alongside special guests Sheryl Crow, Mickey Guyton, Emmylou Harris, Jamey Johnson and more life from the Ryman Theater in Nashville.

Where can I watch Ringo & Friends at The Ryman?

Those interested in catching the special can stream live through Fubo or DirecTV Stream—both of which offer free trials to new subscribers.

What is Fubo?

Fubo is a popular streaming service known for its extensive sports coverage, but it also offers users the ability to stream over 100 live TV channels through its base package for just $84.99 a month following its 7-day free trial.

Popular channels available for streaming through Fubo include ESPN, NBC, ABC, CBS, TLC, MTV and more. Subscribers can also enjoy on-demand streaming and useful features such as Fubo’s unlimited DVR feature perfect for recording favorite shows and movies.

What is DirecTV Stream?

DirecTV Stream mirrors Fubo by offering many of the same channels and features. The base package includes over 90 channels available for streaming for just $86.99 a month after its 5-day free trial.

DirecTV Stream also has the Choice package, which is normally $114.99 a month, but through an ongoing promotion, pay just $89.99 a month for your first three months to access over 125 channels.

The service’s Ultimate package, normally $129.99 a month, is part of the current DirecTV Stream’s promotion, too. Pay $104.99 a month for your first three months and enjoy over 160 channels.

Those interested can compare all DirecTV Stream’s packages and learn more about the ongoing promotion here.

Who is Ringo Starr?

Starr is best known for his time spent as drummer for the Beatles. After replacing the original Beatles drummer Randolph Best, Starr won fans over with his present personality.

Along with the other members of the Beatles, Starr launched a solo career just before the band broke up in 1970. He went on to appear in films and released his first two solo albums “Sentimental Journey” and “Beaucoups of Blues”—both of which were released in 1970.

Some of his most well-known hits include “It Don’t Come Easy,” “Back Off Boogaloo,” “Photograph,” and “You’re Sixteen.” With an impressive record both with the iconic Beatles band and his very own solo career, Starr was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame twice, first with the Beatles in 1988 and again in 2015.