The spring run kicks off on April 22nd at Ft.
The Who are heading back on the road and have rolled out a two-leg, 29-date North American tour. In February 2005, Roger was awarded a CBE by the Queen at Buckingham Palace for his services to music and good causes.Happy Birthday to Roger Daltrey, who turns 78 today (March 1st). The Teenage Cancer Trust at the Royal Albert Hall concerts have continued for the last 2 decades. in 2000, Roger had the idea of setting up the first show at the Royal Albert Hall by 'The Who & Friends', with ticket sales and revenue from a DVD and CD raising over £1.2 million. Timeless songs like ‘Won’t Get Fooled Again’, ‘Substitute’, ‘My Generation’, ‘Behind Blue Eyes’ and ‘The Kids Are Alright’ are just some of The Who’s greatest hits.įor the last 21 years, he has also been a patron of the Teenage Cancer Trust, a charity that builds specialised wards for teenagers with cancer in the UK. As well as his collaboration with Wilko Johnson in 2014 on their top 5 album “Going Back Home”.Īs frontman of The Who, one of two remaining founding members of the British rock institution and perhaps the most exciting live bands of all time, Roger is rightly recognised as the one of the great vocalists.
It was a track from his first solo album ‘Daltrey’, released that same year, which he followed up with 8 more albums, including 2018’s acclaimed Top 10 UK charting ‘As Long As I Have You’. Roger’s solo career began in 1973 with the single ‘Giving It All Away’ which reached number 5 in the UK charts. Thursday 2nd - Bournemouth International Centre As with everything Roger does, it will be totally real and authentic and lots of it – a plethora of songs with some questions answered and rock n roll stories along the way – nothing phoned in!
This is a show for real music fans and will give a unique insight into how all these great songs came about what the influences were and where the sounds originated. The show, which will comprise of a unique mix of music and conversation, is built around Roger’s musical journey and encompasses nearly every style imaginable – including blues, rock, country, soul and metal.ĭuring the evening he will dig into his incredible back catalogue pulling from his nine solo albums, album with Wilko Johnson and even reinterpreting a few Who classics and rarities. This pandemic has brought home to me what an important part of me singing is and it's made me determined to get back onstage asap.
WILKO JOHNSON ROGER DALTREY CONCERT FREE
“It's also clear that live music is an important part of all our lives, something to free us from the groundhog days that life has become. “It's important to get our road crew working again, without these guys the halls would go silent” I look forward to having closer contact with my audience than festivals and arenas allow. On this tour I want to take the audience on a musical journey through my career as a singer, with a show of songs and sounds that explores and surprises. “Throughout my life I have sung with so many great musicians, from the heavy rock of The Who and Wilko Johnson to the Irish lilt of The Chieftains. “The truth is singers need to sing,” says Roger, “use it or lose it”.
One of the UK’s greatest singers is striking out across the UK this November, a return to performing that cannot come soon enough for The Who legend.
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