The Who Tour

Wanna see The Who live in concert?  Get your tickets for The Who right here on Cheap Tickets Monster!  The Who will be touring North America this fall.  Their North American tour is scheduled to begin on October 21st at the Palace of Auburn Hills in Auburn Hills, MI.  They will tour several cities before their North American tour ends November 9th at the Nokia Theatre in Los Angeles.  The Who will then leave the U.S. for short tour of Japan.  Whether you’re interested in The Who tickets for the North American tour or for the Japanese tour, we have them right here!  Look below to view our selection.  

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Facts about The Who and The Who Tours

• In the 1960s, The Who’s Peter Townshend was the first rock artist to smash his guitar.  He smashed his first guitar in 1964 at the Railway Tavern in Harrow and Wealdstone, England.  He destroyed the guitar after he’d accidentally broke it threw the ceiling.  This prompted snickers from the crowd, which angered Townsend, causing him to destroy the guitar to pieces.  This guitar smashing act subsequently became a staple of The Who’s tours for the next few years.
• Keith Moon (The Who’s drummer) was also known for destroying his drum set.  In fact, during The Who’s first U.S. t.v. appearance, Moon overloaded his bass drum with explosive charges that detonated during the song, “My Generation.”
• During The Who’s U.S. tour for their album Quadrophenia, drummer Keith Moon passed out twice due to tranquilizers during a concert in San Francisco.  Once Moon was totally unconscious, Pete Townshend asked the crowd if anyone could play the drums well.  Audience member Scot Halpin said he could and he filled in for the rest of the concert.  

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