The Who frontman Roger Daltrey says the chances of the legendary rock band returning to the United States are “very doubtful” due to increasingly hefty costs and high financial risk. In an interview with USA Today promoting the iconic British band’s latest live album, The Who with Orchestra: Live at…
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Roger Daltrey: It’s Become Too Expensive for The Who to Tour America
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