Roger Daltrey is “nervous” when it comes to health under “Incredible” The Who Tour

Roger Daltrey Think his tour has affected his health.

In an interview with The times Published on Friday, August 1, The Who Frontman became sincere about his health when discussing whether his band would tour after their The song is over tour.

“This is really the last time you will see us on tour,” said Daltrey, 81. “It’s astonishing.”

“During the days when I sang who songs for three hours at night, six nights a week, I worked harder than most football players. When it comes to playing (single) concerts again, I don’t know. Who for me is very confusing.”

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The singer “Pinball Wizard” said he is lucky enough that his “voice is still as good as ever.” “I still sing in the same keys and it’s still bloody loud, but I can’t say if it will still be there in October. There’s a large part of me that goes: I just hope I can.”

Daltrey got sick from viral meningitis in 2015 and still feels the aftermath and noted that it had done “much damage.”

“It has been bowed up my inner thermometer, so every time I start singing in all climates over 75 degrees I turn with sweat, which loses my body salts. The potential to get really sick is there and I have to be honest, I’m nervous to make it to the end of the tour.”

The musician “Baba O’Riley” reflected on life and death while talking to The times 2024. ”My dreams became reality so, listen, I’m ready to go anytime. My family is all big and everyone has taken care of, ”he told Britain’s outlet at that time.

“You have to be realistic,” he added. “You can’t live your life forever. As I said, people my age, we’re in the way. There are no guitar strings to change on this old instrument.”

Earlier this year, the rocker joked about losing his hearing while on stage. “The joy of getting old mean you go deaf. I now also have the joy of becoming blind, ”he said Per Sky NewsIn March during a concert in Royal Albert Hall in London.

“Fortunately I still have my voice, because then I have a full Tommy,” said Daltrey, referring to the fictional Tommy Walker (who is deaf, mute and blind) from WHO’s 1969 Rock Opera Tommy.

Daltrey is scheduled for heading Roger Daltrey: Dreamland in Margate, UK on Friday 8 August. Next for WHO is a tour stop in New York, Chicago, Atlantic City, Philadelphia, Chicago, Los Angeles and Vancouver.

The band will finish their tour on September 28 at MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas.