Tribute show to The Who recreating the band's early-1970s rock anthems with authentic stage wear and period instruments.
Who's Next play The Horn on Saturday 29 May, a tribute to The Who that's been touring the UK and Europe since 2003. They describe themselves as the UK's premier tribute to the band, and the whole show is built around recreating The Who at their early-1970s peak, when they were regarded by many as the greatest pop and rock group on Earth.
That particular era is what they're after, and they go about it with authentic stage wear and period instruments to take the audience back to the days of Live at Leeds, the Isle of Wight Festival, Tanglewood and the Fillmore shows. The set spans the early singles, Tommy and Who's Next and beyond, with My Generation, Substitute, Pinball Wizard, Baba O'Riley and Won't Get Fooled Again among the songs. Along with the music, they bring the psychedelic imagery of Tommy and the iconic antics of Roger Daltrey's mic swings and Pete Townshend's windmill guitar.
It's a full-on recreation of that specific window of the band's history, so if you're into the early-seventies Who, that's exactly what they're aiming for. The set list reaches back to the early singles and through Tommy and Who's Next, and then keeps going past them.
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It starts at 9:00 PM at The Horn on Victoria Street, AL1 3TE. Tickets are £15 in advance and £18 on the door, and it's ages 14+, with under-18s needing to be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
