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From TV Guide online Entertainment News column:
Who's on Tour? The Who!
Nearly 25 years since their last major tour, The Who will hit the road again, starting Sept. 12 in Philly. "I don't think I've ever looked forward to a tour as much as this one," Pete Townshend said in making the announcement. "Roger [Daltrey] and I are both fit and well, ready to rock." After enjoying some Brotherly Love, Townshend and Daltrey — the only surviving members of the original band — with a new keyboardist, bassist, drummer and singer-guitarist, will hit several North American venues before jetting to South America, the Far East, Australia and Europe. On the playlist: songs from The Who's first album in 24 years, streeting Oct. 23, as well as from their new mini rock-opera, Wire and Glass. Tickets go on sale July 17; discounts with proof of Medicare.
Note to CSI newbies: The Who perform the theme songs for each of the three series.
Who's on Tour? The Who!
Nearly 25 years since their last major tour, The Who will hit the road again, starting Sept. 12 in Philly. "I don't think I've ever looked forward to a tour as much as this one," Pete Townshend said in making the announcement. "Roger [Daltrey] and I are both fit and well, ready to rock." After enjoying some Brotherly Love, Townshend and Daltrey — the only surviving members of the original band — with a new keyboardist, bassist, drummer and singer-guitarist, will hit several North American venues before jetting to South America, the Far East, Australia and Europe. On the playlist: songs from The Who's first album in 24 years, streeting Oct. 23, as well as from their new mini rock-opera, Wire and Glass. Tickets go on sale July 17; discounts with proof of Medicare.
Note to CSI newbies: The Who perform the theme songs for each of the three series.