ROGER DALTREY
UK TOUR APRIL/MAY 2025
ALIVE AND KICKING… AND HAVING FUN!
London, Brighton, Southend-on-Sea, Wolverhampton,
Dundee, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Gateshead, Manchester
The Who’s legendary frontman
Who hits, rarities, solo classics & stories
Tickets on sale Friday 15th November at 10am HERE
Legendary rock singer Roger Daltrey will be hitting the road in 2025 on a special solo tour
packed with classic The Who songs, solo hits and his now-famous Q&A sessions, in which he
opens up to the fans who have been with him throughout the decades.
In a run of unmissable intimate shows, Daltrey will perform acoustic and semi-acoustic takes on
gems from the legendary band and delve into a solo back catalogue that dates back nearly 50
years. Accompanied by his incredible 9 piece band, the acclaimed group consists of regular The Who
collaborator Simon Townshend (guitar/ vocals) alongside John Hogg (bass), Doug Boyle
(guitar), Steve Weston (harmonica), Jody Linscott (percussion), Billy Nicholls (BV), Katie
Jacoby (violin), Geraint Watkins (keyboard), Scott Devours (drums).
Tickets go on sale Friday 15th November at 10am for the exclusive shows at venues up and
down the country.
While showcasing one of the most famous voices in rock, Daltrey will also give the audience the
floor, as he takes on questions about his storied career.
Roger says: ““Here we go again! After touring the US with this band of phenomenal musicians,
I can’t wait to get back on the road in the UK with these shows.
It’s a joy to be on stage performing – up close and personal for the audience, chatting with them
and playing familiar songs in an unfamiliar way.”
Daltrey’s solo career began in 1973 with the single ‘Giving It All Away’ which reached number 5
in the UK charts. His most recent album was 2018’s acclaimed top10 hit As Long As I Have
You.
With The Who, he was the voice of timeless classics like ‘Substitute’, ‘Who Are You’, ‘Won’t Get
Fooled Again’ and ‘Baba O’Riley’.
In 2024, Daltrey bowed out as figurehead for the Teenage Cancer Trust after 24 years – during
which time he raised around £34 million with star-studded concerts at the Royal Albert Hall. He
remains Honorary Patron of the charity and an active campaigner on their behalf.
This year also saw Daltrey contributing a harmonica part for Mark Knopfler’s all-star Guitar
Heroes take on his song ‘Going Home (Theme from Local Hero)’ – released in aid of the charity,
which builds and operates specialised wards for teenagers with cancer. The recording featured
everyone from Slash to Joan Armatrading to Roger’s The Who counterpart and guitarist Pete
Townshend.
2025 Tour Dates
Sunday 20 April: Brighton Dome
Monday 21 April: London – The Palladium
Wednesday 23 April: Southend-on-Sea – The Cliffs Pavilion
Thursday 24 April: University of Wolverhampton at The Halls
Saturday 26 April: Dundee – Caird Hall
Monday 28 April: Glasgow – SEC Armadillo
Wednesday 30 April: Edinburgh – The Usher Hall
Thursday 1 May: Gateshead – The Glasshouse – Sage 1
Sunday 4 May: Manchester Bridgewater Hall
Tickets:
On sale 10 am, Friday November 15th – CLICK TO BUY
ABOUT DALTREY
Inducted into the Rock and Hall of Fame with The Who in 1990, Daltrey received a Lifetime
Achievement award from the Grammy Foundation along with the band in 2001. Daltrey and The
Who co-founder Pete Townshend received Kennedy Center Honors in 2008. Considered to
have one of the most recognizable singing voices of all time, Planet Rock listeners voted Daltrey
Rock’s fifth-greatest voice in music history. He also received stellar reviews for his unique 2018
autobiography, Thanks a Lot Mr. Kibblewhite, with one critic describing it as how ‘the punk
became rock’s Godfather…’ Known for his magnetic presence and rebellious creative spirit,
Daltrey has also been an actor and film producer, with multiple roles in films, theatre, and
television.
He’s released ten solo studio albums, including the acclaimed discs Daltrey, Ride a Rock Horse,
One of the Boys, and the 2018 release As Long As I Have You, and such hit singles as “I’m
Free,” “Giving It All Away,” “Without Your Love,” “Free Me” and “After the Fire.” His solo work
has been compiled into two anthologies, Martyrs and Madmen (1997) and Moonlighting (2005).
Queen Elizabeth awarded him a CBE for his service to music and charity in 2004.
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