The Who

When The Who took the stage at the Royal Albert Hall on March 30, 2017, they were celebrating a legacy that was decades in the making, yet still remarkably relevant. Leading up to this live performance, the band had recently released **"Who Hits 50!"** in 2014, a compilation album that not only highlighted their extensive catalog but also showcased their enduring impact on rock music. It served as a reminder of their knack for creating anthems that resonate through generations. Interestingly, this particular concert was part of their tour marking the 50th anniversary of their iconic album, **"Tommy,"** which features beloved tracks like "Sensation." Performing at such a historic venue, The Who brought the thunder, reminding fans old and new why they remain rock legends. With Pete Townshend's explosive guitar riffs and Roger Daltrey's powerful vocals, the show was a quintessential reminder that some rock bands only get better with age.

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