Tickets for the AEG-produced tour go on sale May 19.ĩ/15 Alpharetta, GA Verizon Wireless Pavilion It is wonderful to hear the way Roger and his new band re-interpret the old Who songs.”
Roger is touring his unique concert version of ‘Tommy” using his faithful presentation of the original work as the backbone for a set of wider material. Roger has my complete and most loving support. He is, admittedly, a terrific interviewer but many longtime fans, me included, weren’t all that interested in hearing, day after day, the detailed life stories of warhorses like James Taylor, Roger Daltrey, and David Crosby. Pete Townshend has given the tour his blessing, according to a statement: “Great to see Roger performing ‘Tommy” with his band in 2011. (Howard 101 replayed his morning show throughout the day.) Increasingly, he focused on interviewing aging rock stars. Daltrey premiered this iteration at Royal Albert Hall in London in March at a benefit for Teenage Cancer Trust and will now embark on a six-week U.S. The Who never toured the musical in its entirety in sequence, so this is your chance.
In October, Paul McCartney first took a dig at the Stones. Guess who”s not performing with him? Who guitarist Pete Townshend, who wrote the bulk of “Tommy.” Instead, his baby brother Simon Townshend will be on guitar, in a band rounded out by guitarist Frank Simes, drummer Scott Deavours, bassist Jon Button and keyboardist Loren Gold. Roger Daltrey is the latest rock legend to drag the Rolling Stones, with the Who singer likening the group to a mediocre pub band. Roger Daltrey is hitting the road to perform the Who”s classic rock opera “Tommy” in its entirety, as well as other Who classics. Arguably one of the most commanding singers in rock-n-roll history, Roger Daltrey delivered maximum power as frontman for Britains legendary the Who, from their inception in the early 1960s. We discuss anything related to Howard Stern.
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