The Who Tickets
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Since 2009, TicketIQ (formerly TiqIQ) has used its intelligence to help fans get the best deals, and now offers a Low Price Guarantee on every event.
For The Who fans, tickets have never been cheaper. On some stops for what could be called their first concept tour, prices are as low as $10 . If you're wondering why, this is not your Dad's The Who. For each show, the band is joined violin and cello soloists Katie Jacoby and Audrey Snyder, all backed by a full symphony orchestra conducted by Keith Levenson. This edition to the Who is comprise of vocalist Roger Daltrey and guitarist Pete Townshend alongside guitarist/backing vocalist Simon Townshend, long time drummer Zak Starkey, new bassist Jon Button and keyboard player Loren Gold. For most cities tickets are available under $20, with up-close floor seats around $100 in some markets.
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For The Who fans, the good news is that there are still over 25 shows left, and even better, it's the cheapest opportunity to see the Who since TicketIQ began tracking the ticket market. While there's still unsold tickets for most stops, prices on the secondary market as significantly cheaper, which means that's the best option. Some songs of the tour have had minimal symphonic backing, while others have had the full orchestra cranked up for reimagined renditions of some their biggest hits. The majority of shows have tickets that are extraordinarily low compared to previous The Who Tours, including their 50th anniversary tour in 2015. At that time front-man Daltry told Rolling Stone that it was likely to be their last big tour. Compared to the 69 total stops on that tour, the 31 dates for this isn't large, but it also isn't small.
For fans who can't see the legendary act with their orchestra this May, there are a lot dates scheduled in the Fall, including dates at Fenway Park, home of the Red Sox and T-Mobile Park, home of the Mariners. Below are some of the higher-interest shows for both May and the Fall. Prices for the Fall dates jump up at some venues.
