( CNN ) -- Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr , the two surviving members of the Beatles , will get back together to play the star-studded `` The Night That Changed America : A Grammys Salute to The Beatles , '' Starr said Monday . `` To celebrate the 50 years since we landed in New York in February ( 1964 ) , they 're putting on a big show on Monday and we 'll be doing it there , '' he told `` Access Hollywood '' on Monday at a David Lynch Foundation event . Starr was being honored by the Lynch Foundation with its Lifetime of Peace and Love Award . The Recording Academy , which oversees the Grammy Awards , had already said that McCartney and Starr would both be performing at the Grammys Sunday night -- though the question of whether they 'll be performing together is still unconfirmed . The two will be given a Lifetime Achievement Award at Sunday 's show . The `` Grammys Salute '' is being taped the next day , January 27 , and will air on CBS on Sunday , February 9 -- the 50th anniversary of the Beatles ' debut appearance on `` The Ed Sullivan Show . '' The Sullivan performance was the first time most Americans had seen the band perform after their first Capitol Records single , `` I Want to Hold Your Hand , '' hit No . 1 . Among the other artists performing at the `` Grammys Salute '' are Alicia Keys , John Legend , Keith Urban and a reuniting Eurythmics . Were you there at the start of Beatlemania ? Share your stories . If McCartney and Starr do perform together , it will be the first time the two have played together since a 2010 concert to celebrate Starr 's 70th birthday in July 2010 . Prior to that , the pair played together at a 2009 event for the David Lynch Foundation . The Beatles ' other members , John Lennon and George Harrison , died in 1980 and 2001 , respectively . Unreleased 1963 Beatles tracks hit iTunes ahead of copyright deadline .
Paul and Ringo to play together at `` Grammys Salute to Beatles '' Pair is also performing at Grammy Awards , though maybe not together . Comment: