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Roger Daltrey performs Tommy

Roger Daltrey performs Tommy

Roger Daltrey Aussie Tour May Be His Last

by Paul Cashmere on December 21, 2011

in Live,News

Roger Daltrey’s forthcoming Australian shows may be the last time Australia gets to see The Who legend perform live.

Roger Daltrey performs Tommy

Roger Daltrey performs Tommy

Music-News.com reports that Daltrey says he cannot see himself continuing past the next two to three years. “I’ve probably got two or three years left to do that kind of music and I want to make the most of it, because again I’ve been given a gift, use it, use it or lose it, so I’m going to do Tommy at the Albert Hall,” he said.

And now Australia will see Roger perform Tommy live as well. Daltrey will be in Australia for Bluesfest and also perform in Sydney, Canberra and Melbourne, presented by Noise11.com.

Aussie dates for Roger Daltrey performing The Who’s Tommy, presented by Noise11.com are:

April 12, Sydney, The Enmore get tickets
April 15, Canberra, National Convention Centre get tickets
April 16, Melbourne, The Plenary get tickets

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