Now Showing: 9,481 Artists | 64,681 Events

The Concert Hotwire™

Like Pollstar on Facebook Facebook | Follow Pollstar on Twitter Twitter | Help / FAQ | Send Feedback
Average Ticket Prices
Fitz And The Tantrums $20.65      Heart $52.71      Avenged Sevenfold $37.00      Lady Gaga $96.77      Cut Copy $27.00      John Hiatt $53.53      Grace Potter And The Nocturnals $25.42      Crosby & Nash $60.73      311 $30.90      Rusko $24.29      Lucinda Williams $36.22      Chris Cornell $44.78      Elvis Costello $66.10      "Scream Tour" $41.02      Tedeschi Trucks Band $44.27      Don Williams $46.86      Sheryl Crow $67.89      Cold War Kids $21.71      Queensrÿche $31.60      Macklemore $14.04      Ke$ha $36.84      Badfish - Trib. to Sublime $17.69      Jackson Browne $64.51      Lyle Lovett $53.76      "Honda Civic Tour" $37.19      George Lopez $59.95      J.J. Grey & Mofro $26.62      Jack's Mannequin $29.21      Bassnectar $31.66      The Airborne Toxic Event $20.40      Straight No Chaser $38.27      Eli Young Band $15.90      Backstreet Boys $66.85      Sublime With Rome $30.62      The Chris Robinson Brotherhood $20.09      Mannheim Steamroller $56.72      James Taylor $65.80      Joe Purdy $15.37      My Morning Jacket $39.94      Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue $23.97      Lady Antebellum $45.27      Korn $42.17      CSS $18.86      Blood On The Dance Floor $12.78      Jeff Dunham $48.20      Slightly Stoopid $30.09      Umphrey's McGee $28.51      Infected Mushroom $22.61      Flogging Molly $29.80      All Time Low $24.18      
See all average ticket prices

Star-Studded Who Tribute Planned

12:01 PM, Thursday 12/10/09 Add |   |

Organizers of the “Music of The Who” tribute announced a performance lineup featuring artists such as Bobby McFerrin, Bob Mould and Mose Allison as well as bands The Gaslight Anthem, Gov’t Mule, Living Colour and The Smithereens.

  • The Who

    Verizon Center, Washington, D.C.
    November 3, 2008

    (Owen Sweeney III / Baltimoremusic.org)

    7 | 

It was only two weeks ago when a reader wrote to us saying he spent some time with the Smithereens after a gig and the band’s Pat DiNizio told him about The Who tribute. Now, as Paul Harvey used to say, “now we know the rest of the story” about the concert scheduled for New York City’s Carnegie Hall March 2.

Promoter Michael Dorf, who has already presented tributes to Bruce Springsteen, Joni Mitchell, Elton John, R.E.M. and Bob Dylan, has assembled a varied list of performers. In addition to the aforementioned acts, look for Matt Nathanson, Sondre Lerch, The Postelles and Robyn Hitchcock to honor the band.

“I grew up listening to the Who, and while the artists we’re brining together to honor them are incredibly diverse, they share a certain authenticity that has also defined music of The Who,” Dorf said. “This series has produced some unforgettable moments – including seeing Bruce Springsteen and R.E.M. make surprise appearances at their own tributes – and I expect The Who to be one of the most memorable shows yet.”

Will Roger Daltrey or Pete Townshend show up to be honored? At this time Daltrey is scheduled to appear with Eric Clapton in Tulsa, Okla., March 2. However, no tour plans have been announced for Townshend. Of course, anything can happen between now and March.

All proceeds from the show will go to six music education organizations – The American Symphony Orchestra Music Notes, Church Street School of Music, Young Audiences, Music Unites All-Youth Choir, The Pinwheel Project and FIKS (Fixing Instruments For Kids In Schools).

There will also be several VIP ticket packages. For all ticket info on this special event, please click here.


0 Comments leave a comment