The Who’s Roger Daltrey predicts his voice can be gone in 5 years
Greater than 50 years and 10 albums later, the long-lasting voice of The Who might quickly go silent. In a current interview, frontman Roger Daltrey predicted he’ll lose his singing skills someday within the subsequent few years.
“Clearly inside the subsequent 5 years I feel my voice will go,” Daltrey advised Billboard. “Age will get it in the long run.”
Nonetheless, he was fast so as to add that “it’s nonetheless there in the meanwhile.” And Daltrey has actually been busy benefiting from it as of late. Not solely did he launch final yr’s As Lengthy as I Have You, his first solo album in over 20 years, however he and The Who’ve been on the street performing night time after night time as a part of their “Shifting On! Tour”.
(Learn: The Who’s Setlist by the Numbers: What to Count on from the “Shifting On! Tour”)
Whereas it’s unhappy to think about Daltrey’s voice being lengthy gone, followers can nonetheless sit up for a minimum of yet one more Who album with the legendary singer. The 73-year-old frontman and Pete Townshend have been diligently engaged on a brand new document, the long-awaited follow-up to 2006’s Limitless Wire.
Catch Daltrey’s stellar vocals and the remainder of The Who on the second leg of their “Shifting On! Tour” by buying tickets right here. (However make sure that to depart the pot at residence.)
Host Marc with a C lately explored The Who’s wealthy, full catalog in Consequence Podcast Community’s newest season of Discography. Revisit the primary episode under.
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