Who’s Crying? Not Roger Daltrey and Pete Townshend, but Most Everyone Else During the Who’s Hollywood Bowl Farewell Shows — Concert Review

The Who's farewell tour hit the Hollywood Bowl and gave fans something to cry about, as the band that was once rock's ...

Four decades after their ‘farewell’ tour, the Who returns one last(?) time to the Hollywood Bowl

The two-night stand is part of their “The Song is Over” tour, which is an actual farewell tour… Kind of… Probably.
Detroit Free Press

The Who to play final farewell show at Acrisure Arena: How to get tickets

They say all good things must come to an end, and a bittersweet finale is coming to the Coachella Valley: legendary rock bank The Who will have its farewell show on Wednesday, Oct. 1, at Acrisure ...
Chicago Tribune

Review: The Who says a lovely, ragged farewell at the United Center

Near the end of The Who’s concert at the United Center Sunday night, purportedly the last time that Roger Daltrey and Pete Townshend will ever perform here as The Who, right before the climax of ...
Chicago Tribune

What to do in Chicago: The Who, the Evanston Folk Festival and classic cars on Roscoe

Won’t get fooled again. The Who’s been saying farewell since 1982, but given that Roger Daltrey and Pete Townshend are both octogenarians, this really could be your last chance to see them play live ...
Jambands

The Who Bring Live Debut of “All This Music Must Fade” to Final Canadian Show

On Thursday, Sept. 4, The Who stepped into the spotlight at Budweiser Stage for the second and final Toronto stop of their “The Song Is Over” North American Farewell Tour. Through their fond farewell ...
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In a poignant farewell show, The Who roared a majestic goodbye to the city that has given them ‘nothing but fabulous audiences’

The Who finally made it to South Philly, three weeks after originally planned. “Sorry we’re late,” Roger Daltrey said as he walked on stage at the newly renamed Xfinity Mobile Arena on Wednesday. That ...