The Who

In 2008, when The Who delivered a powerful live performance of "Baba O'Riley" in Hamilton, they were riding a wave of restoration and resurgence. It was just a couple of years after their album "Endless Wire," which marked the band’s first studio release in 24 years. Interesting to note, "Endless Wire" not only showcased the band’s classic sound but also featured a blend of new material, including a mini-opera—reflecting their innovative spirit. During this live recording, you can feel the energy that only legends like Roger Daltrey and Pete Townshend can generate. Their sonic connection remains electric even decades past their early hits. Plus, with Zak Starkey on drums—Ringo Starr's son, no less—the band retained their rock edge while introducing a new generation to their timeless anthems. It’s a testament to their enduring legacy and an exciting moment in their career!

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