Roger Daltrey of The Who is on a farewell tour. How much are tickets?

All aboard the “Magic Bus.”Who frontman Roger Daltrey is currently midway through his ongoing A Great Night Out Tour and has seven concerts remaining on his calendar from now until Oct.3.Before hanging it up this fall, the Rock Hall of Famer has a trio concerts in New York.

They’re scheduled to take place at:The Capitol TheatrePort Chester, NYTuesday, Sept.22Town HallNew York, NYSunday, Sept.

27Tilles Center Concert HallBrookville, NYFriday, Oct.2If you’d like to see the 82-year-old legend live — on what might be his final outing — last-minute tickets are still available.At the time of publication, the lowest price we could find on seats for any one show was $30 including fees on Vivid Seats.Prices start at $97 including fees for the Town Hall gig.“Well, it’s one more for the road,” Daltrey said in a statement.

“After finishing The Who’s final tour of the US [Editor’s Note: The Who’s farewell trek ended in October 2025] it’s time for me as a solo artist to possibly do the same.”Based on our findings at Set List FM, the powerhouse vocalist typically performs 16-20 songs per concert.Notable tracks that often make the cut include Who favorites “Baba O’Riley,” “Won’t Get Fooled Again,” “Substitute,” “Squeeze Box” and “Who Are You.”Our records indicate he also covers Neil Young, Creedence Clearwater Revival, Paul Simon, Leo Sayer and his longtime bandmate Pete Townshend.“The singer’s current solo trek…is an utterly wild and somewhat woolly affair, filled with humor, expletives, minor mistakes, massive highlights and, most importantly, a feel that is very much different than a regular Who show,” The Mercury News raved.

“It’s pure Daltrey for the better part of two hours…in front of a large band that favors folksy, yet still quite powerful arrangements.”Sounds essential if you’re a fan.For more information, our team has everything you need to know and more about Roger Daltrey’s 2026 A Great Nig...

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