2020 UK/IE Tour

[ronmanager]

March 16 – Manchester Arena
March 18 – Dublin 3 Arena
March 21 – Newcastle Utilita Arena
March 23 – Glasgow SSE Hydro Arena
March 25 – Leeds First Direct Arena
March 30 – Cardiff Motorpoint Arena
April 1 – Birmingham Resorts World Arena
April 3 – Nottingham Motorpoint Arena
April 6 – Liverpool M&S Bank Arena
April 8 – London SSE Wembley Arena

Tickets go on sale 10:00am 20 September at
www.livenation.co.uk/artist/the-who-tickets

[Ineedanewname]

[ronmanager]

Tour is rescheduled for next year:

THE WHO MARCH 2021

Friday 5 March 3 Arena, Dublin
Monday 8 March M&S Bank, Liverpool
Wednesday 10 March SSE Hydro, Glasgow
Friday 12 March Utilita Arena, Newcastle
Monday 15 March First Direct Arena, Leeds
Wednesday 17 March Resorts World Arena, Birmingham
Monday 22 March SSE Arena, Wembley
Wednesday 24 March Motorpoint Arena, Nottingham
Saturday 27 March Motorpoint Arena, Cardiff
Monday 29 March Manchester Arena, Manchester

www.thewho.com/the-who-announce-rescheduled-uk-and-ireland-tour-dates/

[markgrant]

If you look on their web site -- thewho.com -- the dates are for The Who, Classic Quadrophenia and Roger Daltry band. How do we know which dates are for The Who?

BTW: The BUY buttons lead nowhere.

P.S. However if you click on the link from the top post it says all "The Who." All in March 2021. And you can buy tickets now from LiveNation. I live in California so would like to know for certain before I buy.

P.S.S. Who is Connor Selby? I guess he's the guy that plays everything Pete no longer can. 20 years old, so it can't be him, but starting with their First Farewell Tour in the States there was a guy in the back left (facing stage) with half a spotlight. I guess Pete thinks, hey kid, if you're gonna play all the hard stuff, get up here in front with us. But watch out for the a**hole and his gd flying microphone.

[sting2020]

Very much looking like the tour will have to be rescheduled again due to bloody covid 

Annoyed about like many of you id say, bought the ticket just before xmas 2019 which will be my first time seeing the who and then a mere week before the gig the covid storm started and the gig rescheduled. Almost a year on the world is back on the same boat with gigs still not looking like returning. Wait and see i suppose and hope the Dublin gig will happen in the very near future 

[slipkid]

There's no way they're going ahead. The Govt aren't gonna unlock things overnight. They might allow some form of 'distancing' to go on, but how can they do that with an already near sold-out arena? They can't. I reckon they'll cancel them, it's all just too uncertain, sadly.

[sting2020]

Anyday now we will get the news of another rescheduling or full cancellation of the tour 😞

Was to be my first time seeing The Who, let's hope one day I'll see them

[bellview73]

I'm staggered these concerts are still listed as on, considering the ongoing Covid situation. The re-arrangements to this year from last were announced really quickly, yet with just four weeks to go today to when I'm due to watch them in Liverpool, no word of what's happening with the new dates. We'll still be in lockdown then in March and any gigs with audiences, never mind those in full indoor arenas, are months away at best. Why the wait?

[ronmanager]

The tour is officially off.

"We are very sorry that we have to cancel our planned March 2021 UK and Ireland shows. Please excuse the delay but we wanted to wait as long as possible to see if we could indeed play them. However, as you can see the current situation makes this impossible. Thanks for all your wonderful support and we hope to see you in the future when conditions allow.”
~ Roger Daltrey and Pete Townshend, 15 February
www.thewho.com/the-who-uk-and-ireland-tour-2021/

[sting2020]

Such a shame was really looking forward to seeing the band

Sadly not to be but please god ill see them someday