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30 Jan 2023

The Who announce a UK Summer tour and a new live album

THE WHO ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THEIR UK TOUR AND NEW LIVE ALBUM INCLUDING THEIR RETURN TO THE SCOTTISH CAPITAL FOR THE FIRST TIME IN OVER 40 YEARS   THE LEGENDARY BAND WILL APPEAR WITH A FULL ORCHESTRA IN HULL*, EDINBURGH, LONDON, DERBY*, BADMINTON*, DURHAM*, ST HELENS* & BRIGHTON*   * Where they will be joined by UB40 FEATURING ALI CAMPBELL  

TICKETS GO ON GENERAL SALE ON FRIDAY 3rd FEBRUARY AT 10.00am GMT

THE WHO FAN CLUB PRE-SALE BEGINS ON WEDNESDAY 1st FEBRUARY AT 10.00am AND RUNS UNTIL 10.00am FRIDAY 3rd FEBRUARY GMT

“Impossible not to feel the visceral power” ~ THE TIMES

“Townshend & Daltrey deploy full orchestra to electrifying effect” ~ THE GUARDIAN

THE WHO HITS BACK! UK 2023 6th JULY: Sewell Group Craven Park, Hull* 8th JULY: Edinburgh Castle, Edinburgh 9th JULY: Edinburgh Castle, Edinburgh 12th JULY: The O2, London 14th JULY: The Incora County Ground, Derby* 16th JULY: Badminton Estate, Bristol* 19th JULY: Seat Unique Riverside, Durham* 21st JULY: Totally Wicked Stadium, St Helens* 23rd JULY: The 1st Central County Ground, Brighton*

* With UB40 FEATURING ALI CAMPBELL

THE WHO WITH ORCHESTRA LIVE AT WEMBLEY 

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Legendary rock band The Who have announced a UK tour which will see the band performing with a full orchestra each night with shows from 6th to 23rd July in Hull, Edinburgh, London, Derby, Badminton, Durham, St Helens and Brighton. Joining them will be UB40 featuring Ali Campbell across all regional shows except for The O2 London and Edinburgh Castle dates.

Pete Townshend , Roger Daltrey and band will be performing music from throughout the band’s nearly 60-year career, including sections devoted to classic albums Tommy and Quadrophenia as well as other beloved Who tracks and songs from their 2019 WHO album, their first studio release in 13 years.

The 2023 UK shows include Edinburgh Castle, the band’s first show in the Scottish capital in over 40 years as well as shows in Derby, their first since 1966, The O2 London, Durham and Brighton Cricket grounds. The gigs follow last year’s highly acclaimed The Who Hits Back! tour of the US, where the band shared the with some of the finest orchestras in America.

The 2023 UK tour will feature The Who ’s full live band comprised of guitarist/backup singer Simon Townshend , keyboardist Loren Gold , second keyboardist Emily Marshall , bassist Jon Butto n, drummer Zak Starkey and backing vocals by Billy Nicholls , along with orchestra conductor Keith Levenson , lead violinist Katie Jacoby and lead cellist Audrey Snyder .

The Who wound up their The Who Hits Back! tour of the US in November last year having wowed audiences in over thirty cities, with media and fans agreeing that the band were as good as, if not better than ever and that the orchestral arrangements, most of which were done by the legendary David Campbell , brought a new depth and excitement to Pete Townshend’s music.

Performing with The Who and an orchestra had been a long-held ambition for singer Roger Daltrey “Having not toured the UK for six years, it’s great that at this time of our careers we have the chance to go to places that are not on the usual touring map Edinburgh Castle and Derby, as well as the other cities across the country that we haven’t been to for decades, will make this very special for me. This opportunity will give our UK Who fans the chance to hear our current show, which, with the addition of an orchestra, takes our music to new heights.”

Pete Townshend “Roger initially christened this tour with an orchestra Moving On! I love it. It is what both of us want to do. Move on, with new music, classic Who music, all performed in new and exciting ways. Taking risks, nothing to lose. I’m really looking forward to bringing this show to the UK.”

The Who are calling upon fans to add an optional £1 donation onto their ticket price at point of sale in support of Teenage Cancer Trust . Pete Townshend and Roger Daltrey are longstanding supporters and Roger has been the driving force behind Teenage Cancer Trust’s Royal Albert Hall concerts since they began in 2000. For more information visit www.teenagecancertrust.org

For more information about The Who 2023 dates, visit www.robomagiclive.com or www.thewho.com

In July 2019, The Who headlined Wembley Stadium in London for the first time in forty years. The show was the only UK date on their Moving On! Tour and featured the band accompanied by an over 50-piece orchestra performing classic tracks and more as well tracks from their WHO album. The Who With Orchestra Live At Wembley will be released as a limited edition yellow, orange and red 3-LP set, triple black vinyl, 2-CD / Blu-Ray set which features the audio remixed in Dolby Atmos/5.1 mixes and a 1-CD edition.

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Are there pre-sale codes for existing fan club members?

William, if your membership is up-to-date you will receive a code via email early on 1st February.

When will who club pre sale codes be sent out?

Codes will be emailed out early on 1st February.

How do I go about joining the fan club

Follow the link, Darren https://www.thewho.com/fanclub/

If I join the fanclub today will I qualify for a presale code?

Hi – if I joined the membership today could I get access to the pre sale tickets?

Yes, you have until midnight GMT 31st January to join to be eligible.

Are you likely to add anymore dates? I had tickets for Cardiff on the tour that was postponed when Covid struck. Also, it was a Saturday night.

No, these are all the UK tour dates, Dave.

Please save two tickets

Do you know how much tickets will be?

Follow the ticket purchase links on our Tour Dates page, Amy.

How many tickets are Who club members allowed to purchase?

Eight tickets.

If you purchase fan club membership today, will you still get a presale code for THIS tour? As the link you’ve provided says that your membership won’t be available until Feb 2nd? Many thanks for your assistance Paul

Yes, you will. But you must join before midnight of 31st January to get a pre-sale code.

That’s brilliant I’ve seen the who 4 times first times was2nights at playhouse edinburgh I went the 2 nights what a night Kenny Jones was the drummer then

If you join the fan club today, will you get a presale code for THIS tour? As the link that you have provided, says that new memberships won’t be shipped until Feb 2nd. Many thanks for your assistance Paul

Ok, Great news about the Tour but looking at the Live Album 2 points.

1/ The Album miss’s out the whole Tommy Section at the beginning….why oh why release an incomplete set.

2/ I was at the show and Im pretty sure Tea and Theatre was not played. The show finished with Baba O’ Riley. (I have just also confirmed this ny looking at Setlist fm)

Will fan club members be able to obtain tickets close to the stage for Edinburgh during pre-sale or am I best waiting until Friday for general sale? In other words will sections 2, 3, 14, 15, 31 & 32 be included in pre-sale. Thanks.

You just can’t keep a good, no, scratch that…Keep a Great Band down..The Who still sets the bar high after all these years…Just Amazing !! Will definetly have to add thier new live to my collection of every other Who Album I have…Rodger, Pete,”John and Keith”, Thanks for all the great Music…Long Live Rock…

Will there be an Irish date? Had tickets for Dublin in March 2020 and been looking forward to it being rescheduled since.

The 2020 tour was cancelled and tickets were refunded.

How much will Hull tickets be?

You stated the cut-off to join the fan club to be eligible for early pre-sale tickets is midnight GMT 31st January. Can you clarify if this means the end of Monday (i.e 11:59pm on Monday 30th January) or end of Tuesday (i.e.11:59pm on Tuesday 31st January) Thanks

11.59pm Tuesday 31 January.

Are there any plans to come to Ireland?

Will there be an Irish date? Been looking forward to the cancelled March 2020 Dublin show ever since.

The Who are my all-time favorite band… Townshend, Daltrey, Ox and Moon are unequaled… Bring on another chapter!

The best rock+ orchestra published concert to date I feel is Collective Soul + Atlanta Youth… Daltrey Plays Townshend a close second… c’mon boys blow ’em out of the proverbial water! 🙏

I have two tickets for Edinburgh 8th, so looking forward to being in an iconic venue as in Edinburgh Castle and with an iconic band, but my wife needs to know why UB40 especially Ali Campbell are missing from the Edinburgh Gigs ? Please help she’s threatening to not go Lol.

Great news on the forthcoming tour and new album release. Had tickets for the original Birmingham Show but alas not rescheduled Might there be a midlands show announced?

I read that if I join the fan club this month that I would be entered into a lottery.

If I win, Roger and Pete will come over to my house and perform deep cuts from “Face Dances” and “Endless Wire” in the garden.

If that’s true, I would indeed like to sign up. Please tell me whether the rumour is accurate.

Have you any plans to play in Ireland.

No current plans for appearing in Ireland on this tour.

Who (no pun intended) is the support at the o2 and how long roughly will the gig last?

Any concert dates for the U.S. Tour? The Who is on my Bucket list 🙂

Can’t find the link for my Derby tickets 2023… Help

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by Tina Benitez-Eves December 9, 2022, 9:45 am

Following up their The Who Hits Back! Tour of Canada and the U.S. in 2022, The Who has added on a small number of dates in Europe in 2023.

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Marking the first time the band has played in Europe in seven years, the initial three dates include shows in Spain, France, and Germany and kick off in June. Additional shows, including a full series of shows in the UK, will be added at a later date.

Like their most recent North American dates, The Who will be backed by a full orchestra for their European tour, featuring orchestra conductor Keith Levenson, cellist Audrey Snyder, and violinist Katie Jacoby.

Founding members Roger Daltrey, 78, and Pete Townshend, 77, will be backed by their longtime touring band—guitarist Simon Townshend, bassist Jon Button, keyboardists Loren Gold and Emily Marshall, and drummer Zak Starkey along with backing vocals by Billy Nicholls—and perform music from their nearly 60-year career, with sections devoted to the albums  Tommy  and  Quadrophenia .

“It is wonderful that we can return to Europe after so long away, to play Berlin, Paris, and Barcelona, three of my favorite cities in the world,” said Townshend in a statement. “We look forward to bringing our grand orchestral show which has received such great reviews so far and play some old-fashioned Who-style rock and roll songs from our back catalog as well. We mix it all up in the most amazing evening of music.”

Townshend added, “I have to say that this show is one that I personally enjoy as much as anything I have ever done in the 60 years I’ve been working with Roger.”

Earlier in 2022, Townshend joked that Roger Daltrey “wants to sing until he drops,” and that this isn’t a final Who tour. “No. It’s not a farewell tour,” said Townshend . “Apart from anything else, we still have people who have tickets for the UK 2019 tour [ The Who’s 2020 UK tour that was cancelled in 2021]. We’re very, very keen to do that tour and we’ll be doing that in 2023.”

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THE WHO ROLLS OUT FIRST 2023 EUROPEAN DATES

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The Who has announced the first three concerts of their 2023 European tour. As it stands now, the band led by Roger Daltrey and Pete Townshend will feature a full orchestra every night, will play Barcelona, Spain on June 14th; Berlin, Germany on June 20th; and Paris, France on June 23rd. More cities will soon be announced.

Tickets go on sale to the general public on December 14th at 11 a.m. CET at Ticketmaster.

Pete Townshend said in the statement announcing the 2023 trek :

It is wonderful that we can return to Europe after so long away. We look forward to bringing our grand orchestral show which has received such great reviews so far and play some old-fashioned Who-style rock ’n’ roll songs from our back catalog as well.

We mix it all up in the most amazing evening of music: I have to say that this show is one that I personally enjoy as much as anything I have ever done in the 60 years I’ve been working with Roger. We are so lucky to be able to spend an evening with you all.

Pete Townshend told us that he relishes the chance to shake the tried and true Who show up these days: ["Y'know, it's 52 orchestral ( laughs ) musicians on the stage with us and Zak Starkey with an electronic drum kit. Y'know, and I'm having to leave my Marshall stacks at home ( laughs ). It isn't exactly Guns N' Roses, y'know what I mean? It's a very, very different experience."] SOUNDCUE (:14 OC: . . . very different experience)

Roger Daltrey told us he's adamant that the current road dates showcase the Who at its most unrelenting:  ["I don't want the Who to compromise the way we play at all . I want the same venom coming out of Pete and me and within the songs that are there that is always there. We just do not have to make the racket on the stage. We can do it in a way now that the PA can make that noise; I mean we actually generate it, but we do not need the volume on the stage, we can move it out to the sides, so the crowd get the full whack of the Who as it is as a six-piece, and then the orchestra added on top just makes it mega, y'know?"] SOUNDCUE (:29 OC: . . . it mega y'know)

The Who will perform acoustically on December 13th at London's St. Luke’s Church in London. All proceeds from the show will benefit Nordoff Robbins and the music therapies it supplies to challenged children.

JUST ANNOUNCED: The Who European tour dates ( subject to change ) :

June 14 – Barcelona, Spain – Palau Sant Jordi June 20 – Berlin, Germany – Waldbuhne June 23 – Paris, France – La Defense Arena

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The Who have announced a nine-date UK tour for July, on which they will perform with a full orchestra each night. The shows, which are under the banner of The Who Hits Back! of their recent two-legged North American tours, include their first appearances in Edinburgh for more than 40 years, in two nights at Edinburgh Castle, and a London concert at The O2.

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The band’s special guests at all dates apart from in Edinburgh and London will be UB40 featuring Ali Campbell. The shows will feature music from The Who’s near-60-year career, with sections devoted to their classic Tommy and Quadrophenia albums, and material from their much-acclaimed 2019 album WHO .

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As well as their return to Edinburgh, the band’s July 14 show at the Incora County Ground in Derby will mark their first there since 1966. Tickets go on general sale on February 3 at 10am UK time. The shows will follow those in Barcelona, Berlin, and Paris in June, which were announced last month .

The tour will be preceded by the March 31 release of The Who With Orchestra Live At Wembley , recorded at their July 2019 show at Wembley Stadium, itself their first appearance there in 40 years. Full details will be released this afternoon of the album, which features a 50-plus-piece orchestra, and will be released as a limited edition yellow, orange & red 3LP set, in triple black vinyl, and a 2CD/Blu-Ray edition which features the audio remixed in Dolby Atmos and 1CD edition.

The summer 2023 shows will see Pete Townshend and Roger Daltrey accompanied by their full live band of guitarist/backup singer Simon Townshend, keyboardist Loren Gold, second keyboardist Emily Marshall, bassist Jon Button, drummer Zak Starkey, and backing vocalist Billy Nicholls, and the orchestra conducted by Keith Levenson, featuring lead violinist Katie Jacoby and lead cellist Audrey Snyder.

Says Daltrey: “Having not toured the UK for six years, it’s great that at this time of our careers we have the chance to go to places that are not on the usual touring map [like] Edinburgh Castle and Derby, as well as the other cities across the country that we haven’t been to for decades, will make this very special for me. This opportunity will give our UK Who fans the chance to hear our current show, which, with the addition of an orchestra, takes our music to new heights.”

Adds Townshend: “Roger initially christened this tour with an orchestra ‘Moving On!’ I love it. It is what both of us want to do. Move on, with new music, classic Who music, all performed in new and exciting ways. Taking risks, nothing to lose. I’m really looking forward to bringing this show to the UK.”

The Who are asking fans to add an optional £1 donation to their ticket price at point of sale in support of Teenage Cancer Trust, the charity of which the rock figureheads are longstanding supporters.

The full UK tour dates are as follows (* denotes shows with UB40 featuring Ali Campbell)

6th July – Sewell Group Craven Park, Hull* 8th July – Edinburgh Castle, Edinburgh 9th July – Edinburgh Castle, Edinburgh 12th July – The O2, London 14th July – The Incora County Ground, Derby* 16th July – Badminton Estate, Bristol* 19th July – Seat Unique Riverside, Durham* 21st July – Totally Wicked Stadium, St Helens* 23rd July – The 1st Central County Ground, Brighton*

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December 07, 2022

The who: 2023 european tour.

The Who have announced their first European shows in seven years, playing three shows with an orchestra in June 2023. Fingers crossed for more dates.

• 06/14 Barcelona, Spain @ Palau Sant Jordi
• 06/20 Berlin, Germany @ Waldbühne
• 06/23 Paris, France @ La Défense Arena

Tickets go on-sale Wednesday 14 december at 11:00am CET.

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The Who Rolls Out First 2023 European Dates

The Who has announced the first three concerts of their 2023 European tour. As it stands now, the band led by Roger Daltrey and Pete Townshend will feature a full orchestra every night, will play Barcelona, Spain on June 14th; Berlin, Germany on June 20th; and Paris, France on June 23rd. More cities will soon be announced.

Tickets go on sale to the general public on December 14th at 11 a.m. CET at Ticketmaster.

Pete Townshend said in the statement announcing the 2023 trek :

It is wonderful that we can return to Europe after so long away. We look forward to bringing our grand orchestral show which has received such great reviews so far and play some old-fashioned Who-style rock ‘n’ roll songs from our back catalog as well.

We mix it all up in the most amazing evening of music: I have to say that this show is one that I personally enjoy as much as anything I have ever done in the 60 years I’ve been working with Roger. We are so lucky to be able to spend an evening with you all.

Pete Townshend told us that he relishes the chance to shake the tried and true Who show up these days: “Y'know, it's 52 orchestral ( laughs ) musicians on the stage with us and Zak Starkey with an electronic drum kit. Y'know, and I'm having to leave my Marshall stacks at home ( laughs ). It isn't exactly Guns N' Roses, y'know what I mean? It's a very, very different experience.”

Roger Daltrey told us he's adamant that the current road dates showcase the Who at its most unrelenting: “I don't want the Who to compromise the way we play at all . I want the same venom coming out of Pete and me and within the songs that are there that is always there. We just do not have to make the racket on the stage. We can do it in a way now that the PA can make that noise; I mean we actually generate it, but we do not need the volume on the stage, we can move it out to the sides, so the crowd get the full whack of the Who as it is as a six-piece, and then the orchestra added on top just makes it mega, y'know?”

The Who will perform acoustically on December 13th at London's St. Luke’s Church in London. All proceeds from the show will benefit Nordoff Robbins and the music therapies it supplies to challenged children.

JUST ANNOUNCED: The Who European tour dates ( subject to change ) :

June 14 – Barcelona, Spain – Palau Sant Jordi June 20 – Berlin, Germany – Waldbuhne June 23 – Paris, France – La Defense Arena

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The Who Hits Back! tour

• Date 12 July 2023
• Venue The O2 arena
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Legendary rock band The Who has announced a UK tour which will see the band performing with a full orchestra at The O 2 on Wednesday 12 July 2023.

Pete Townshend, Roger Daltrey and band will be performing music from throughout the band’s nearly 60-year career, including sections devoted to classic albums Tommy & Quadrophenia as well as other beloved Who tracks and songs from their 2019 WHO album, their first studio release in 13 years.

The 2023 UK tour will feature The Who’s full live band comprised of guitarist/backup singer Simon Townshend, keyboardist Loren Gold, second keyboardist Emily Marshall, bassist Jon Button, drummer Zak Starkey and backing vocals by Billy Nicholls, along with orchestra conductor Keith Levenson, lead violinist Katie Jacoby and lead cellist Audrey Snyder.

The Who wound up their Who Hits Back tour of the US in November last year having wowed audiences in over thirty cities, with media and fans agreeing that the band were as good as, if not better than ever and that the orchestral arrangements, most of which were done by the legendary David Campbell, brought a new depth and excitement to Pete Townshend’s music.

Performing with The Who and an orchestra had been a long-held ambition for singer Roger Daltrey “Having not toured the UK for six years, it's great that at this time of our careers we have the chance to go to places that are not on the usual touring map Edinburgh Castle and Derby, as well as the other cities across the country that we haven’t been to for decades, will make this very special for me. This opportunity will give our UK Who fans the chance to hear our current show, which, with the addition of an orchestra, takes our music to new heights.”

Pete Townshend “Roger initially christened this tour with an orchestra ‘Moving On!’ I love it. It is what both of us want to do. Move on, with new music, classic Who music, all performed in new and exciting ways. Taking risks, nothing to lose. I’m really looking forward to bringing this show to the UK."

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The Who are one of the top three greatest rock legacies in music history with 9 US & 10 UK top ten albums and 14 UK top ten singles. Emerging in the mid-1960s as a new and incendiary force in rock n' roll, their brash style and poignant storytelling garnered them one of music's most passionate followings, with the legendary foursome blazing a searing new template for rock, punk, and everything after. Inducted into the Rock n' Roll Hall Of Fame in 1990, the band has placed 27 top-forty singles in the United States and United Kingdom and earning 17 Top Ten albums, including the 1969 groundbreaking rock opera Tommy, 1971's pummeling Live At Leeds, 1973's Quadrophenia and 1978's Who Are You. 

The Who debuted in 1964 with a trio of anthems “I Can’t Explain,” “The Kids Are Alright” and “My Generation.” Since then, they have delivered to the world hits such as Baba O’Riley,” “Won’t Get Fooled Again,” “Pinball Wizard,” Who Are You,” and,” You Better You Bet.” 2008, they became the first rock band ever to be awarded the prestigious Kennedy Center Honors. The Who has performed all over the world including global music events for the Super Bowl XLIV Halftime Show in 2010 and closing the Summer Olympics in 2012. The Who continued their charity work by playing a concert in January 2011 to raise money for trials of a new cancer treatment called PDT. In December 2012 they performed at the Hurricane Sandy Benefit in New York.

Alongside his groundbreaking work with the Teenage Cancer Trust in the UK, in November 2012 Daltrey, with Townshend at his side, launched Teen Cancer America, $1 from each ticket sold on the 2019 MOVING ON! Tour, which each night featured a full orchestra, benefited Teen Cancer America (www.teencanceramerica.org)

With both Roger and Pete delivering their own memoirs (Pete’s Who I Am was released to much acclaim in 2012, and Roger’s autobiography, Thanks A Lot Mr. Kibblewhite; My Story, was embraced by critics in 2018) it’s fitting that the two remaining WHO members have shared their incredible legacy in literary fashion, for few bands have had a more lasting impact on the rock era and the reverberating pop culture than The Who.  The band released their first new album in thirteen years, the critically acclaimed WHO in 2019 and are currently about to go back on the road in Europe with their THE WHO HITS BACK tour. 

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The Who has announced the first three concerts of their 2023 European tour. As it stands now, the band led by Roger Daltrey and Pete Townshend will feature a full orchestra every night, will play Barcelona, Spain on June 14th; Berlin, Germany on June 20th; and Paris, France on June 23rd. More cities will soon be announced.

Tickets go on sale to the general public on December 14th at 11 a.m. CET at Ticketmaster.

Pete Townshend said in the statement announcing the 2023 trek :

It is wonderful that we can return to Europe after so long away. We look forward to bringing our grand orchestral show which has received such great reviews so far and play some old-fashioned Who-style rock ‘n’ roll songs from our back catalog as well.

We mix it all up in the most amazing evening of music: I have to say that this show is one that I personally enjoy as much as anything I have ever done in the 60 years I’ve been working with Roger. We are so lucky to be able to spend an evening with you all.

Pete Townshend told us that he relishes the chance to shake the tried and true Who show up these days: “Y'know, it's 52 orchestral ( laughs ) musicians on the stage with us and Zak Starkey with an electronic drum kit. Y'know, and I'm having to leave my Marshall stacks at home ( laughs ). It isn't exactly Guns N' Roses, y'know what I mean? It's a very, very different experience.”

Roger Daltrey told us he's adamant that the current road dates showcase the Who at its most unrelenting: “I don't want the Who to compromise the way we play at all . I want the same venom coming out of Pete and me and within the songs that are there that is always there. We just do not have to make the racket on the stage. We can do it in a way now that the PA can make that noise; I mean we actually generate it, but we do not need the volume on the stage, we can move it out to the sides, so the crowd get the full whack of the Who as it is as a six-piece, and then the orchestra added on top just makes it mega, y'know?”

The Who will perform acoustically on December 13th at London's St. Luke’s Church in London. All proceeds from the show will benefit Nordoff Robbins and the music therapies it supplies to challenged children.

JUST ANNOUNCED: The Who European tour dates ( subject to change ) :

June 14 – Barcelona, Spain – Palau Sant Jordi June 20 – Berlin, Germany – Waldbuhne June 23 – Paris, France – La Defense Arena

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The Who announced new tour dates for 2023, during the European summer. Pete Townshend and Roger Daltrey will perform in Spain, Germany and France during June and in July they will play 8 dates in the United Kingdom.

The setlist will contemplate the band’s nearly 60-year career, including sections devoted to classic albums Tommy and Quadrophenia as well as other beloved Who tracks and songs from their 2019 WHO album.

Besides Townshend and Daltrey, the group will have Simon Townshend (Guitar), Loren Gold (Keyboards), Emily Marshall (Keyboards), Jon Button (Bass), Zak Starkey (Drums), Billy Nicholls (Backing vocals), Keith Levenson (Orchestra conductor), Katie Jacoby (Lead violinist) and Audrey Snyder (Lead cellist).

They also announced the release of a new live album recorded at the famous Wembley Stadium. “The Who with Orchestra Live at Wembley” will be available next March 31.

The Who 2023 tour dates

• 14 – Palau Sant Jordi, Barcelona, Spain
• 20 – Waldbühne, Berlin, Germany
• 23 – La Défense Arena, Paris, France
• 6 – Sewell Group Craven Park, Hull (UB40 as opening act)
• 8 – Edinburgh Castle, Edinburgh
• 9 – Edinburgh Castle, Edinburgh
• 12 – The O2, London
• 14 – The Incora County Ground, Derby (UB40 as opening act)
• 16 -Badminton Estate, Bristol (UB40 as opening act)
• 19 – Seat Unique Riverside, Durham (UB40 as opening act)
• 2 – Totally Wicked Stadium, St Helens (UB40 as opening act)
• 23 – The 1st Central County Ground, Brighton (UB40 as opening act)

Vocalist Roger Daltrey talked about the tour in an official statement, saying: “Having not toured the UK for six years, it’s great that at this time of our careers we have the chance to go to places that are not on the usual touring map Edinburgh Castle and Derby, as well as the other cities across the country that we haven’t been to for decades, will make this very special for me.”

“This opportunity will give our UK Who fans the chance to hear our current show, which, with the addition of an orchestra, takes our music to new heights.”

Pete Townshend also talked about the upcoming shows, saying: “Roger initially christened this tour with an orchestra Moving On! I love it. It is what both of us want to do. Move on, with new music, classic Who music, all performed in new and exciting ways. Taking risks, nothing to lose. I’m really looking forward to bringing this show to the UK.”

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The Who Rolls Out First 2023 European Dates

The Who has announced the first three concerts of their 2023 European tour. As it stands now, the band led by Roger Daltrey and Pete Townshend will feature a full orchestra every night, will play Barcelona, Spain on June 14th; Berlin, Germany on June 20th; and Paris, France on June 23rd. More cities will soon be announced.

Tickets go on sale to the general public on December 14th at 11 a.m. CET at Ticketmaster.

Pete Townshend said in the statement announcing the 2023 trek :

It is wonderful that we can return to Europe after so long away. We look forward to bringing our grand orchestral show which has received such great reviews so far and play some old-fashioned Who-style rock ‘n’ roll songs from our back catalog as well.

We mix it all up in the most amazing evening of music: I have to say that this show is one that I personally enjoy as much as anything I have ever done in the 60 years I’ve been working with Roger. We are so lucky to be able to spend an evening with you all.

Pete Townshend told us that he relishes the chance to shake the tried and true Who show up these days: “Y'know, it's 52 orchestral ( laughs ) musicians on the stage with us and Zak Starkey with an electronic drum kit. Y'know, and I'm having to leave my Marshall stacks at home ( laughs ). It isn't exactly Guns N' Roses, y'know what I mean? It's a very, very different experience.”

Roger Daltrey told us he's adamant that the current road dates showcase the Who at its most unrelenting: “I don't want the Who to compromise the way we play at all . I want the same venom coming out of Pete and me and within the songs that are there that is always there. We just do not have to make the racket on the stage. We can do it in a way now that the PA can make that noise; I mean we actually generate it, but we do not need the volume on the stage, we can move it out to the sides, so the crowd get the full whack of the Who as it is as a six-piece, and then the orchestra added on top just makes it mega, y'know?”

The Who will perform acoustically on December 13th at London's St. Luke’s Church in London. All proceeds from the show will benefit Nordoff Robbins and the music therapies it supplies to challenged children.

JUST ANNOUNCED: The Who European tour dates ( subject to change ) :

June 14 – Barcelona, Spain – Palau Sant Jordi June 20 – Berlin, Germany – Waldbuhne June 23 – Paris, France – La Defense Arena

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The Who UK tour 2023: Dates, venues and how to get tickets

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It's their first UK tour in six years - here's what we know so far about The Who UK tour 2023.

2023 is shaping up to be a great year for music, with Lewis Capaldi tickets selling out in just seconds, Arctic Monkeys announcing a much-anticipated tour and Harry Styles returning to Wembley in the summer. And now, after legendary rock band The Who have announced nine dates across the UK, this year's line-up has got even better.

The Who have announced a very special The Who Hits Back! UK tour for July 2023, which sees the band visit several outdoor venues and one arena. The dates follow last year’s highly acclaimed The Who Hits Back! tour of the US, and  co-founders Pete Townshend and Roger Daltrey will be joined by a full orchestra each night on the nine-date tour.

How to get tickets for The Who UK tour 2023

General tickets for The Who's UK tour will go on sale at 10am on Friday 3 February, while the presale for registered fans will begin at 10am on Wednesday 1 February. Tickets can be bought through The Who's website , or directly through See Tickets .

The 2023 tour will see The Who's full live band performing with an orchestra each night, and features guitarist/backup singer Simon Townshend, keyboardist Loren Gold, second keyboardist Emily Marshall, bassist Jon Button, drummer Zak Starkey and backing vocals by Billy Nicholls, along with orchestra conductor   Keith Levenson, lead violinist Katie Jacoby and lead cellist Audrey Snyder.

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How much are The Who tickets?

Pricing for The Who's 2023 UK tour is yet to be announced. However, we do know the prices of tickets for their shows in Europe this summer, which may give some indication as to pricing for the UK tour. 

Tickets for their date at La Défense Arena in Paris range from €57.50 to €195, while prices for their date in Berlin start at €78.75.

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The Who are asking fans to add an optional £1 donation onto their ticket price in support of Teenage Cancer Trust. Pete Townshend and Roger Daltrey are longstanding supporters of the charity, and Roger has been the driving force behind Teenage Cancer Trust's Royal Albert Hall concerts since they began in 2000.

The Who UK tour 2023 dates

• July 06 - Sewell Group Craven Park, Hull
• July 08 - Edinburgh Castle, Edinburgh
• July 09 - Edinburgh Castle, Edinburgh
• July 12 - The O2, London
• July 14 - The Incora County Ground, Derby
• July 16 - Badminton Estate, Bristol
• July 19 - Seat Unique Riverside, Durham
• July 21 - Totally Wicked Stadium, St Helens
• July 23 - The 1st Central County Ground, Brighton

Lead singer Roger Daltrey has said ahead of ticket sales: "Having not toured the UK for six years, it’s great that at this time of our careers we have the chance to go to places that are not on the usual touring map. Edinburgh Castle and Derby, as well as the other cities across the country that we haven’t been to for decades, will make this very special for me. 

"This opportunity will give our UK Who fans the chance to hear our current show, which, with the addition of an orchestra, takes our music to new heights."

Who is supporting The Who on their 2023 tour?

UB40 featuring Ali Campbell will support The Who at the majority of their UK dates, except for Edinburgh and London.

Meanwhile, The Who will perform music from throughout their nearly 60-year career. Ahead of the UK tour, the band are releasing the live album ‘The Who With Orchestra Live At Wembley’ on Friday 31st March 2023.

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Taylor Swift's reign continues with the latest leg of The Eras Tour. The singer-songwriter kicked off the European portion of her world tour in Paris in May, which will continue throughout the summer. From there, she'll return to North America to tour Canada and a few remaining US cities in the fall. If you're hoping to attend, we've compiled all of the details of The Eras Tour, including how to get Taylor Swift tour tickets.

Swift's Eras Tour has taken the world by storm since March 2023. The three-plus-hour tour features hits from each of Swift's album eras, from "Lover" to her Grammy Award-winning "Midnights." Each show also features surprise songs and occasional guests, so fans never quite know what they're in for. Swift released her latest album, "The Tortured Poets Department," in April, so the Swiftie hype will continue through the summer. 

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Getting tickets has become its own battle and many fans have waited hours in the Ticketmaster queue to hopefully snag some seats, if they could get a presale ticket code in the first place. While Swift continues to extend the tour, including new US dates, tickets remain hard to come by.

Below, we've put together a guide on everything to know about The Eras Tour, including the tour schedule, ticket purchasing details, resale ticket prices, and the concert film streaming options. You can also peruse resale vendors like StubHub and Vivid Seats at your leisure.

Taylor Swift international tour dates

The Eras Tour international dates resumed on May 9 in Paris. The European tour will run until August 20 in London. UK prices are listed in pounds, and start times vary from city to city. Multiple shows have age restrictions for younger kids and specifics on seating and adult accompaniment. A few venues check that a ticketholder's ID matches the name on the tickets. US dates start in October and can be found under the following table. 

Taylor Swift North American tour dates

The Eras tour will return to the US on October 18 in Miami. In addition to the Miami shows Swift will perform multiple dates in New Orleans and Indianapolis. On November 14, Swift will head to Canada for several shows in Toronto and Vancouver. All North American shows start at 7 p.m. local time.

How to buy tickets for Taylor Swift's 2024 tour

Original standard tickets for Taylor Swift's 2024 sold out long ago for both international and domestic dates. All US tickets and many international tickets were sold through Ticketmaster , although select international locations used different services. 

Tickets for most dates are available on resale websites like StubHub and Vivid Seats . These are generally higher-priced than the originals, which are no longer available. Keep in mind that some countries have rules regarding reselling tickets.

On StubHub, UK tour dates come with a note that ticket terms don't permit resale through unauthorized channels and might not be valid for entry. If this ends up being the case, StubHub notes that its FanProtect Guarantee will cover purchasers.

How much are Taylor Swift tickets?

Ticket prices vary by date and location. International resale tickets tend to be a bit cheaper than US resale tickets. It's worth noting that some of the cheapest tickets have restricted views.

StubHub's cheapest European tickets ranged from $239 (Amsterdam, Netherlands on July 4) to £1,279 (London, England on August 19). The latter is around $1,616 in USD. The lowest prices for most shows are around $250 to $1,200. On Vivid Seats , the cheapest tickets for these dates go for $491 and $1,172, respectively. 

When it comes to North American shows, the cheapest StubHub tickets range from $1,613 (Vancouver, Canada, on December 6) to $2,602 (Indianapolis, Indiana on November 2). Most of the cheapest tickets are priced between $1,600 and $2,300. On Vivid Seats, the cheapest Taylor Swift tickets on these dates start at $1,527 and $2,451, respectively. The two resale vendors generally have similarly priced offerings, but this varies from show to show. 

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During her 100th show, a mid-June performance in Liverpool, Swift acknowledged that the tour would conclude in December. "The celebration of the 100th show for me means this is the very first time I've ever acknowledged to myself and admitted that this tour is going to end in December," Swift told the crowd in a moment that was widely captured and posted across social media. This statement means that the Eras Tour is unlikely to extend past 2024, but we'll keep this guide updated if Swift announces any changes (or additions) to her tour lineup.

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It's good news for fans of "The Tortured Poets Department," Swift's new album that dropped on April 19, 2024. Swift is incorporating several of the new tracks into the Eras Tour, as evidenced by the first shows of her European leg. "The Tortured Poets Department" songs currently featured on tour include "But Daddy I Love Him," "So High School," "Down Bad," "Fortnight," "Who's Afraid of Little Old Me?," "The Smallest Man Who Ever Lived," and "I Can Do It With a Broken Heart."

Since the Eras Tour is already pretty long, this means that Swift is also cutting down a few songs from past Eras that previously made the tour setlist. The songs that were removed from the setlist include "The Archer," "Long Live," "The 1," "The Last Great American Dynasty," "'Tis the Damn Season," and "Tolerate It." 

Where can I stream The Eras Tour concert film?

If you'd rather watch The Eras Tour from home, you could always stream it on Disney+. Check out everything you need to know about streaming The Eras Tour concert film in our guide . 

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Sam Burns storms to victory at Austin Country Club

Sam Burns secured the 2023 WGC-Dell Technologies Match Play title in style, storming to a 6&5 victory over Cameron Young in the final having ended World Number One Scottie Scheffler's title defence earlier in the day.

The 26-year-old American found himself behind early on against Young but responded brilliantly, winning four holes in a row from the fifth to turn the match on its head.

He kept his foot on the gas after the turn, with wins at the tenth and 12th stretching his lead to five.

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Burns said: "What a week. I’m so tired.

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"It means a lot. I've been in a play-off in a WGC before and I ultimately did not get it done. 

"So to have the opportunity today - very honoured to have that opportunity to compete against Cam, who is one of the best players in the world. I'm very pleased."

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When to book flights for international travel, when to book flights for holiday 2024 travel, when to book flights for summer 2025 travel.

Buying plane tickets is something of an art form. Ideally, you want to secure your spot months in advance to avoid the inevitable price spike as your travel dates get closer. But sometimes the best time to book a flight also depends on the destination and whether it's domestic or abroad. The trends are always changing, but experts say the sweet spot for booking domestic flights is 28 days, or 60 days for international flights.

Flights generally open for booking about a year ahead of time, and the airfare will change often between then and takeoff. Although you can book just a couple of weeks before the departure date in some cases, prices are likely to be astronomical. In other cases, when you want to go somewhere popular or during a big travel weekend, flights could fill up faster than normal. Our advice: Track flight prices on Google Flights or Hopper as early as possible so you can keep an eye on cost fluctuations. Read on for more advice about when to book flights from the pros.

According to Expedia's 2024 Air Travel Hacks report , you should aim to book 28 days before your domestic flight. "Doing so can save travelers up to 24 percent compared to those who wait until the last minute, from zero to six days out," Expedia travel expert Christie Hudson tells Travel + Leisure.

For domestic trips, pricing is elevated when tickets are first released, about a year before the flight. Those prices will slowly creep downward, all the way to their lowest point in the prime booking window, after which you'll likely see a huge increase in cost for last-minute travel.

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Christie Hudson is a travel expert at top booking site Expedia.

You're better off booking earlier rather than later for international travel, but the Expedia report says ideally no more than four months before your desired departure date. The sweet spot is around 60 days. "This is a big change from 2022 data, which showed the cheapest fares were secured when travelers booked four to six months out." Hudson says. "2023 data revealed that people who booked that far in advance actually paid more on average." The report says the least expensive day of the week to book is Sunday and the most expensive is Friday, for both domestic and international travel.

The real trick to finding good deals on international airfare is to avoid booking your travel for peak times, which include summer and major holidays (don't forget — that includes holidays in your destination, too).

Around the winter holidays is the priciest time to travel, says Katy Nastro, travel expert at Going. "Your best bet is to remember the Goldilocks zones: look to book between three to seven months ahead for domestic travel and four to 10 months ahead for international travel."

Hudson advises that at the very latest, your holiday travel should be booked by mid-October. "But the biggest holiday travel savings actually come from choosing the right dates," she says. "Avoiding the busiest days like the Wednesday before Thanksgiving and the Friday and Saturday before Christmas will yield major savings."

Katy Nastro is a travel expert at Going, a website that finds flight deals to more than 900 destinations around the world.

Track flights and book your holiday tickets as soon as you find a decent deal, but make sure to book a fare that will give you a credit if you cancel (generally speaking, that means don't book basic economy). That way, if prices drop between the time of booking and your travel dates, you can cancel your original ticket and use the credit to book the cheaper fare. The only downside is you'll still have some remaining credit, but you can then use it to treat yourself to a future flight. Just don't let that credit expire.

Summer is traditionally one of the most popular times of the year to travel, which means it can be tough to find a good deal on airfare. Ideally, you should book flights for summer travel as soon as possible, preferably at least six months in advance.

"The best time to book for peak season is … the opposite season," Nastro says. "While most of us are scrambling to focus on our winter holiday plans, we should also keep our eyes open for some great summer fares."

She notes that the booking window for peak season ranges between three and seven months for domestic flights and four to 10 months for international trips. "And if you do book something, keep that flight alert on," says Nastro. "If it drops again, depending on your ticket type, you can call to rebook and get a refund or travel credit back with the difference. Most airlines don't charge for change fees on main economy tickets, meaning you won't be spending more to save."

World Mental Health Day conference: An EU comprehensive approach that prioritises sound mental health for all

Mental health is an integral part of public health. Over the past 25 years, the European Commission has supported actions and projects to improve people’s mental health in the EU and beyond including the  new comprehensive approach to mental health which was published this year.

To mark World Mental Health Day on 10 October 2023, the European Commission held a half-day, high-level conference in Brussels, hosted by Stella Kyriakides, European Commissioner for Health and Food Safety. This event brought together hundreds of representatives from the EU institutions, national governments, international organisations and other interested partners to raise awareness of the new approach, hear from experts and those with lived experience, and to exchange on good practices linked to the following topics:

• Mental health across all policies
• Promotion & Prevention
• Equal access for all

Meetng documents

• Flash report
• Speakers bio
• EU projects
• Speech by Commissioner Stella Kyriakides
• Video message of the First Lady of Ukraine, Olena Zelenska
• 2023 Eurobarometer on Mental Health
• Pictures gallery
• Promotional clip

#WorldMentalHealthDay #HealthUnion

• mental illness
• Tuesday 10 October 2023, 09:00 - 13:00 (CEST)
• Brussels, Belgium
• Live streaming available

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