Who 2025 Tickets: Find the Best Prices and Seats for Their ‘Song Is Over’ Tour in North America

One of the most legendary rock groups ever will be wrapping up their career with a series of farewell performances across North America in 2025. The Who revealed plans for “The Song Is Over” tour, which is scheduled to span from August through September.

It is the end of an era for the legendary English band that formed in 1964, currently featuring Roger Daltrey and Pete Townshend. It is,
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The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees were integral parts of both the pop art and mod movements. Their fame surged in America following their performance at Woodstock. Throughout history, The Who has set multiple world records, including those within the U.S., and notably played during the Super Bowl in 2010.

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“Each musician’s aspiration in the early ’60s was to achieve major success on the US charts,” Daltrey said.
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For the Who, that dream became reality in 1967, transforming our lives entirely. Over the decades, the affection from American audiences has been incredibly inspiring, reminiscent of how I felt upon listening to the initial rock recordings broadcasted through the radio. It was all about musical liberty!

Rock music instilled in us a sense of youthful defiance. Personally, I have always found America to be remarkable. These cultural distinctions significantly influenced me; here, possibilities seemed endless. Yet, concluding such an integral chapter of my life—this extensive journey with The Who—is far from simple. Thank you for your support throughout our career and I eagerly anticipate performing for you all one final time.

Several iconic tracks by this band that continue to resonate with audiences over time encompass “Baba O’Reily,” “I Can See for Miles,” “Love, Reign o’er Me,” “My Generation,” and “Who Are You.”

It remains unclear whether the band will fully disband following the tour or continue with occasional performances akin to Dead & Company. In either case, this tour is not one to skip. Are you planning to attend any of The Who’s concerts?

The Sporting News provides all the information required to secure tickets for one of The Who’s forthcoming performances on their “The Song Is Over” Tour.

The Who concert tickets for their 2025 ‘The Song Is Over’ tour are now available.

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The cost of tickets for the initial performance in Florida on August 16 begins at $113 and may go as high as $12,949. For an event scheduled at the Prudential Center in New Jersey on August 19, the price starts at $102. Meanwhile, a concert taking place at Fenway Park on August 26 has entry fees beginning at $155.

On August 30 when The Who performs at Madison Square Garden, tickets begin at $197 and can go as high as $7,261. For their performance in Canada on September 23, the ticket prices start at $109.

The final performance, taking place on August 28 at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, offers tickets with prices ranging from $137 to as high as $11,654.

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The Who’s 2025 ‘The Song Is Over’ Tour Schedule

The Who will embark on their last tour in North America stretching from August through to the end of September.

The initial part of the tour begins in Florida, including stops in New Jersey, Philadelphia, Boston, and New York.

After performing across Canada, The Who will move on to California. Their farewell performance for this tour will be held at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas.

Here is the full itinerary for the “The Song Is Over” tour, including all the cities and corresponding dates.