Sadly only Roger Daltrey and Pete Townsend are the only original members still around, but what a great show regardless.
Their current band consists of Simon Townsend on guitar, Zak Starkey on drums, Loren Gold on Keyboards and Jon Button on bass.
In each city they will be backed by a full orchestra. Katie Jacoby will be the featured violinist at each show.
What was most impressive, was how after 50+ years, they did not see fit to just put on a greatest hits show. The show was broken into 3 sections. first was a condensed version of Tommy and a few other songs performed with the orchestra. The second section was a short set by the band only, and the final section was a condensed version of Quadrophenia, and the final song, Baba O'Riley.
Daltrey and Townsend sounded great and drummer Zak Starkey was also a standout. And the violin solo in Baba O'Riley was a real highlight.
J. Geils Band lead vocalist Peter Wolf opened the show with a too short set.
here are the setlists.
Peter Wolf
Ain't Nothin' But a House Party ( J. Geils Band Song)
Wastin' Time
Homework (Otis Rush cover)
Must of Got Lost (J. Geils Band cover)
I Don't Wanna Know
Love Stinks (J. Geils Band song)
Lookin' for Love (J. Geils Band song) / (Your Love Keeps Lifting Me)Higher & Higher ( Jackie Wilson cover)
The Who
With Orchestra
Overture
It's a Boy
1921
Amazing Journey/Sparks
Pinball Wizard
We're Not Gonna Take It
Who Are You
Eminence Front
Imagine a Man
Join Together
Band only
Substitute
I Can See For Miles
Behind Blue Eyes
Won't Get Fooled Again - Pete and Roger
Tea & Theatre - Pete & Roger
With Orchestra
The Real Me
I'm One
The Punk and the Godfather
5:15
Drowned - Pete Only
The Rock
Love, Reign O'er Me
Baba O'Riley
Peter Wolf |
The Who |