The Who’s 2025 Farewell Tour Unveiled—MSG Show & Ticket Details

Strap in, caffeine fiends—this one’s got me buzzing like a vintage Marshall stack! Legendary rockers The Who have officially dropped the mic on their decades-spanning career with a 2025 farewell tour, and guess what? Madison Square Garden is on the itinerary. Rolling Stone first broke the press-conference bombshell, and Billboard confirmed the New York City date set for June 12, 2025, with tickets going live April 29 at 10 a.m. ET. Can you feel that electric tingle? ‘Cause I sure can!
Legendary guitarist Pete Townshend teased, “We’re going out with a bang, folks,” while Roger Daltrey added, “This is our love letter to fans around the world.” According to a New York Post sneak peek, the six-month trek will sweep North America and Europe, hitting major cities from Los Angeles to London. Expect guest appearances, vintage setlists focused on Tommy, Quadrophenia and Who’s Next, plus a few surprise deep cuts—‘who wouldn’t want “The Punk and the Godfather” live again?
I have THOUGHTS and FEELINGS, and we need to talk merch: exclusive VIP packages, meet-and-greets, commemorative vinyl bundles—Ticketmaster and Live Nation both warning of near-instant sell-outs. Pre-sale codes for fan-club members start April 25, so if you still owe Aunt Coffee Funds for my birthday, now’s the time to cash in. Side note: you might need two cups of joe to snag those seats against the bot army!
Let’s not gloss over the elephant in the room—how do you farewell without tears? Townshend hinted at a final, secret hometown gig in London as the grand finale, per Billboard’s insider. Sneaky, right? And rumor has it a documentary chronicling the tour’s making-of is already eyeing a late-2025 streaming premiere. Something tells me I’ll be live-tweeting my emotional breakdown when that trailer drops.
So whether you’ve got your air guitar ready or you’re still wondering how they’ll pull off those legendary Who hits without Keith Moon (RIP) and John Entwistle (RIP), this is history in the making. Get your caffeine fix, set your alarms for ticket onsale day, and prep for the ultimate rock ’n’ roll curtain call.
Whew! That was a lot to process—I swear, I could talk about this all day, but I’ve gotta refill my mug. Stay tuned for more scoops and maybe a backstage whisper or two.
Sources: Celebrity Storm and Rolling Stone, Billboard, New York Post
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