Pete Townshend, after the tour with the Who concerts by soloist

Pete Townshend He revealed that he is planning to make some solo concerts once he finished his farewell tour with the Whoho. The British band is currently engaged in “The song is over North America Farewell Tour”sixteen dates that will be the last ever of the group.

Townshend, speaking with Aarp, said that although the band has no intention of playing other concerts after this tour, this does not mean that his solo activity is closed. In fact, he intends to continue working on his solo album,
“The Age of Anxiety”
a project I have been working on since 2007. “I want to continue to be creative. I have songs in the development phase, 140 tracks ready to be published. For” The Age of Anxiety “I have 26 songs. It is not autobiographical, but the scope of my mental path through addiction and recovery has led me to a point where I feel I can write a character, a genuine and realistic character, rather young, who is depressed, A sort of instant psychic sensation, and decides to really want to commit his audience as happy as possible. cathartic to write.

As for the way the project could influence future live concerts, reports the NME,
Pete Townshend
He said he intends to “experiment with some solo shows”, but he is also open to collaborate again with
Roger Daltrey
for “charity and possibly for special projects”. “You know, I am the author and the Creator, but Roger was the driving force, which means keeping the WHO band and his brand on the right road. Even with his solo work, we will continue to work together, even if we rarely socialize.”

Speaking of their alleged relationship of love/hatred with
Roger Daltrey
Townshend said that it derives from the fact that the two are unable to communicate very well. “He and I as artists are very different and we have different needs. He got angry because he sometimes had the impression that I had left the building. Roger complained about being deaf. He is a singer and must be 100% fit to do his job.”