The Who

By 2016, The Who had been riding a wave of nostalgia and renewed energy as they celebrated their legacy. Just prior to their live performance in Mexico City on October 12, 2016, the band released "WHO," their first studio album in over a decade, back in 2019, showcasing their enduring talent while reflecting on their journey. Now, this live recording of "Won't Get Fooled Again" captures not only the iconic sound that fans have loved for decades but also the band’s ability to adapt and thrive in a new era, delivering a raucous energy that younger audiences still feel today. It’s interesting to note that the song itself is often dubbed an anthem against disillusionment, resonating deeply as they performed in a place like Mexico City, where political unrest and social change are prevalent. Their performance reflects both years of experience and a willingness to connect with new generations—something that has always been at the heart of The Who’s music.

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