All the classic Who tracks played with the passion and energy associated with this fantastic band. From it’s inception the show/set has been based on recent live Who shows/tours such as the 2000 show at the Albert Hall and the 2002 world tour.

The 21 number set spans the decades and includes all the classics such as Can't Explain, Anyway Anyhow, The Seeker, Naked Eye, Baba O’Riley as well as hefty doses from both Quadrophenia and Tommy.

Its 100% live and 100% Who. We guarantee you won't be dissapointed!!

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Recent testimonial, reviews & videos

"This a show delivered by Who fans who are not only passionate about The Who but are very talented musicians, close your eyes and you would sware it is The Who, YES THEY ARE THAT GOOD!!! So good in-fact that I have already booked them again for next year and I can't wait...to see The Whoo back"

Move On Up - Greenock

 

What can you say about these guys, well if you have seen tribute who bands before!!!! you have to see these guys they are amazing, full of energy and they also believe in what they are doing, these guys are second to nothing well done guys you blew the place apart.

Scottish scooter scene magazine

 

"For my money, by far the best Who tribute about, these guys shun the fringed jackets and skeleton suits in favour of the most authentic sound to be had and the combination of a superb stage performance really bought the house down"

Classic Scootering Magazine - Quad Night II review

 

'The couple behind me are now dancing insanely and with eruptions of "We are the mods, we are the MODS!" breaking out all over the place, the energy in the room is really buzzing... they're good'

Quadrophenia Night 2 review by Imogen Butler - Slap Magazine.

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"Yet another explosive performance from the only tribute band that really matters!"

Wolfy Wolf - 2011

 

I wish to send my heart felt thanks to you and the band for doing a fantastic job at the SVR Sounds of the 60's event. Utterly Brilliant! Well done to you all. I would also like to book the band to headline for next year's 60's weekend.

Severn Vallley Railway - Sound's of the 60's

Quad Night Review - Scootering Magazine, 2010

"I've seen lots of Who tributes and they've not all been good but I can thourougly recommend these guys. While on stage they make it clear they're not out to look like Pete, Keith etc, more to replicate as best as possible what The Who sounded like live and this they do really well, their singer in particular sounding uncannily like our Rodge. Their set included both the big hits from the early 60's and a big chunk of Quad tracks which really brought the house down"

 

 

 

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