There are at the moment no future touring plans in place for the Who, and Roger Daltrey is content material with that.
The singer not too long ago spoke with The Occasions concerning the band’s standing, explaining that he’d want to debate no matter occurs subsequent with bandmate Pete Townshend. “I do not write the songs. I by no means did,” Daltrey stated. “We have to sit down and have a gathering, however in the mean time I’m blissful saying that a part of my life is over.”
Presently, the Who’s scheduled to carry out on the final of Daltrey’s most cancers charity exhibits, which is able to happen in London in March. (Different performers embrace Noel Gallagher, Paul Weller, Robert Plant and Eddie Vedder.)
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Final yr, following their orchestral tour, Townshend expressed an identical viewpoint. “I feel it is time for Roger and I to go to lunch and have a chat about what occurs subsequent,” the guitarist famous. “As a result of [the final summer tour stop] should not really feel like the top of something, but it surely appears like the top of an period.”
Townshend added that he had requested Daltrey to talk with him, although whether or not that dialog got here to fruition is unclear. “It is a query of, actually, what is possible, what can be profitable, what can be enjoyable?” Townshend stated then. “So, I wrote to Roger and stated, ‘Come on, let’s have a chat and see what’s there.'”
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