On Sunday, for the first time since 11 people died in a crowd surge outside the Riverfront Coliseum in 1979, The Who returned to Cincinnati. The legendary rockers not only paid tribute to those 11 fans who had died, but also provided front row seats to their family members. “I’ve…
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The Who Invited Families of 1979 Concert Victims to First Show in Cincinnati in Over 40 Years
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