Roger Daltry to perform rock opera 'Tommy' at the Villa Marina

Thursday, 2 June 2011 01:00

Who frontman headed for Island on July 28th

It’s been announced today that one of the most iconic rock singers of all time is headed for the Isle of Man.

Lead singer of The Who, Roger Daltry will be coming to the Island at the end of July to perform his band’s rock opera, Tommy, in its entirety.

Aswell as playing the album, Daltry will also be dipping into The Who’s vast back catalogue performing some of their biggest hits.

He’ll be playing on July 28th, you can click here for more details on how to book tickets.

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