The Who

In October 2019, when The Who took to the stage at the Hollywood Bowl for their live concert, they were basking in the legacy of their most recent studio album, "WHO," released just a few months earlier in December 2019. This album was a notable return after a 13-year hiatus from new music, marking a significant moment in their long and storied career. The concert featured classic hits and new material, showcasing their ability to evolve while keeping the fiery spirit that defined their early sound. Interestingly, this performance came during their “Moving On!” tour, where they combined rock anthems with orchestral arrangements, adding a fresh twist to their iconic sound. It’s also worth noting that this tour followed a period of personal tragedy for the band, as they navigated the loss of their friend and bassist, John Entwistle, a reminder of the deep emotional currents that run through their music.

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