Setlist at Rogers Arena Vancouver, BC on Oct 27, 2011

Set One
Overture 256
It's A Boy 146
1921 178
Amazing Journey 306
Sparks 127
Eyesight To The Blind 141
Christmas 282
Cousin Kevin 238
The Acid Queen 247
Do You Think It's Alright? 24
Fiddle About 95
Pinball Wizard 198
There's A Doctor 29
Go To The Mirror 227
Tommy, Can You Hear Me? 91
Smash The Mirror 86
Sensation 219
I'm Free 168
Miracle Cure 17
Sally Simpson 314
Welcome 251
Tommy's Holiday Camp 72
We're Not Gonna Take It 521
band introductions 199
I Can See For Miles 280
The Kids Are Alright 188
Behind Blue Eyes 266
Days Of Light 330
Going Mobile 298
Naked Eye 385
Who Are You 467
Johnny Cash Medley 518
My Generation 96
Young Man Blues 395
Baba O'Riley 408
Without Your Love 356
Red Blue And Grey 428
Rogers Arena
Vancouver, BC
Oct 27, 2011

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Setlist at Rogers Arena Vancouver, BC on Oct 27, 2011

Set One
Overture 256
It's A Boy 146
1921 178
Amazing Journey 306
Sparks 127
Eyesight To The Blind 141
Christmas 282
Cousin Kevin 238
The Acid Queen 247
Do You Think It's Alright? 24
Fiddle About 95
Pinball Wizard 198
There's A Doctor 29
Go To The Mirror 227
Tommy, Can You Hear Me? 91
Smash The Mirror 86
Sensation 219
I'm Free 168
Miracle Cure 17
Sally Simpson 314
Welcome 251
Tommy's Holiday Camp 72
We're Not Gonna Take It 521
band introductions 199
I Can See For Miles 280
The Kids Are Alright 188
Behind Blue Eyes 266
Days Of Light 330
Going Mobile 298
Naked Eye 385
Who Are You 467
Johnny Cash Medley 518
My Generation 96
Young Man Blues 395
Baba O'Riley 408
Without Your Love 356
Red Blue And Grey 428

Show Notes

  • Got a Tour Laminate with a Download Code?  Add the MP3s for this show to your cart and then click the Redeem It Here link at the top of the Checkout page
     
  • Roger Daltrey performs The Who's Tommy
     
  • Frank Simes (guitar), Scott Deavours (drums), Jon Button (Bass), Loren Gold (Keyboards) and, also on guitar, Simon (younger brother of Pete) Townshend
     
  • For more info, please check out TheWho.com

     
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Reviews

Paul (Python) Fitzgerald 10/30/2011 12:02:14 PM

"It was the most anticipated show for months for myself and my friends. I saw Roger with The Who in 1989 in Vancouver and own the 1989 performance of 'Tommy' the Who did on TV, which was done after the Vancouver show because Pete Townshend's hand was bandaged from the injury he sustained doing a windmill in Seattle. This show was fantastic. Roger's voice was excellent considering the surgery he had on his throat. Simon Townshend not only has his brother Pete's voice but many onstage manerisms, he even looks alot like Pete. you know they are brothers. Simon sang Pete's songs and song parts at the show. The band, Rhythm Guitar,vocals are Simon, lead guitar and music arrangements by Frank Simes, awesome, Jon Button-Bass, Loren Gold- keyboards and Scott Devours on Drums. Fantastic lineup. The sound was superb. Great band "B" for Roger to lead. l The The concert Bowl at Roger's Arena was so very intimate. Only 7 rows on the floor and we were in row 5. The sound , lighting and whole experience will be remembered forever. I scored the setlist taped to the floor. It was either Roger's or Frank Simes and it's already framed with my ticket. I'm 48, Partially disabled now, Roger would remember me as the guy wearing the sunglasses as I suffer from photophobia, bright lights cause me pain and blindness. I love the Who. The Who were the band for My Generation and Baba O'Riley is our Anthem. I grew up with Pictures of Lily, Pinball Wizard, Who Are You, Boris the Spider and I even became a Pinball Wizard at the Arcade in Kitchener Ontario Called Tommy's Place. I Still play awesome today. I hear next year Roger is teaming with Pete Townshend for the Quadrophenia tour. Can't wait. I know Vancouver was not a great sell for Tommy, Roger did not cancel and we are very grateful for that. He Thanked us for coming in These difficult times. I was also very moved when he said he feels as if John Entwistle and Keith Moon are up on stage with him. I hope he can make Vancouver the next tour also. Thank-you Roger and the "No Plan B Band" he created. The show was superb."

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