Who are you talking about future tour plans: “We’re not giving up”

Roger Daltrei and Pete Townshand opened up about it WHO It can play more live emissions after grinding forgiveness ends eventually.

The legendary British Rockers are on the road in the United States, as part of the song is over Tour – named after their song that was published in 1971. years. After recently performing in Europe, The band has 16 state emissions of linedIncluding the night in Jućko on Saturday in New York in New York on Saturday (30. August).

Through the illustrated six decades, who announced several farewell tours from 1982. years. In May, however, Frontman Daltrei and guitarist city said that the song will end her last tour as the one describes it as “indeed grand finals” in the statement.

In a new interview with The New York TimesThe couple was set up if we were given to us from 2025. years actually mark the definitive end of which. The city replied, “Do you propose to deceive the public? The fact is that we are ready to cheat on them. Why did we do the whole life. Why did we do the whole life. Why stop?” 1982 tour. Years old as charged as their last dates and are trapped in a live album called Who is the last.

The city continued, “It’s in Roger’s hands. If we’re not extended, would we be in a conversion? Would we be in a cheater if we returned and played all those important places, like Duluth,” he added.

“I’m 80, I don’t like not from my family, my studies, I’m looking at my dogs and friends. I won’t spend myself on stage … The end of the tour will I never call again.” I hope I don’t call again. ”

Daltrei continued, saying that they were likely to be added next upcoming shows in the future, but may not be full of tour. “We don’t give up like a band. We could do several residences. I hope, heels and not stop making music.”

By the way, Daltrei also reflected his health problems putting hope on hopes to continue playing live and said it was “nervous” to bring it to the end of the current tour, because he has “potential to really get sick”

In an honest interview with Times Earlier this month, the singer discovered these complications of viral meningitis, which arranged nine years ago continuing to influence his ability to perform. Daltre’s health struggles became more public during London’s royal hall emissions, at the beginning of this year, where he discovered the audience that not only did not just lose his handset. Long time drummer Zak Starkeey was fired From the group followed by the show, which leads to the months of confusion and printing via press.