The Who

In March 2025, when The Who took the stage at the Royal Albert Hall, they were riding a wave of renewed energy, not only celebrating their legacy but also supporting a vital cause—the Teenage Cancer Trust. This performance came on the heels of their 2023 album, "WHO," marking their first studio work in thirteen years. “WHO” captured the band’s trademark sound while addressing themes of loss and resilience, reflecting their evolving artistry. It's fascinating to see how, despite decades in the industry, they’ve retained their zest and ability to connect emotionally with audiences. During this live recording, fans would get a taste of their enduring spirit, notably expressed in the powerhouse tracks like "Baba O'Riley" and the anthem "Won't Get Fooled Again." Interestingly, the video description notes a technical hiccup—a battery cut out mid-performance, adding an impromptu twist to the live experience. Such moments remind us that, even for legends, concerts are as unpredictable as they are exhilarating!

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