The Who, photo by William Synder. On Thursday, Aug. 28, The Who pulled into the Empire State for the latest stop on their “The Song Is Over” North American Farewell Tour. With their stop at Wantagh, N ...

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“I don’t do many opening gigs,” joked blues guitarist Joe Bonamassa on stage in Chicago earlier this month, midway through a supporting set on stage at United Center. “I’ve been doing shows my whole ...

The members of The Who have seen and done it all, performing in arenas all over the world. Now, the group will perform some of their last shows in familiar places to go with "The Song Is Over" tour.

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The song may finally be over. But are The Who? The pioneering English rock band’s frequently stirring Wednesday night concert at Acrisure Arena in Palm Desert was billed as the concluding performance ...

Let’s start at the end, as the Who wrapped up its main set with “The Song Is Over,” a classic song by this British rock band, and the name of its farewell tour, too. “I’ll sing my song to the wide ...

The Who chose Palm Desert for its final performance. But is the band really done? The renowned British rockers wrapped The Song is Over North American Farewell Tour on Oct. 1 at Acrisure Arena, and it ...

The Who wrapped up the first part of its The Song Is Over: The North American Farewell Tour on Saturday, September 14, with an inspired concert in Atlantic City, New Jersey, at historic Jim Whelan ...