The Who are celebrating their 60th anniversary with a recurring poster and t-shirt series. Every other month, the English band will share a new series of graphics for fans to collect.
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The Who is celebrating their 60th anniversary this year with a brand-new line of merch with British clothing company Modfather.
The Who x Modfather Clothing 60th Anniversary Collection features several T-shirts, including one with a 60th anniversary logo and one featuring the cover of 1973’s Quadrophenia. There's also a black tee paying homage to The Who's Tuesday night shows at The Marquee Club in 1964 and an Acid Queen shirt, celebrating The Who’s Tommy.
The collection also includes two scarfs, an umbrella and two slipmats for turntables.
“Modfather Clothing was born from a passion for classic Italian scooters & British subcultural style,” The Who shared on Instagram. “Music has and will always be at the heart of everything they do.”
The line, with items ranging in price from $19 to $76, is available now at TheWho.com.
Image: Courtesy of The Who Official Store - source Udiscovermusic
The Who are celebrating their 60th anniversary with a recurring poster and t-shirt series. Every other month, the English band will share a new series of graphics for fans to collect.
The first drop honors one of the band’s earliest singles, “I Can’t Explain.” The red, blue, white, and black graphic is designed by Robin Gnista and portrays the group in the mid-1960s. The Who famously played “I Can’t Explain” during their television debut on the UK’s celebrated TV music show of the 1960s, Ready Steady Go!.
Upcoming designs will include tributes to the band’s explosive 1967 performance on “The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour”; 1969’s acclaimed double-album Tommy; a 1970 performance at Leeds University which became the beloved album Live At Leeds; the 1973 rock opera record Quadrophenia; and their mid-1970s US tour.
The Who to play Teenage Cancer Trust 2025 shows -Line-up
Big news for a great cause! We are delighted to announce that THE WHO will be performing on TWO NIGHTS at the Royal Albert Hall in March for Teenage Cancer Trust’s Teenage Cancer Gigs.
Roger Daltrey and Pete Townshend are excited to be among the amazing artists to have played these historic shows. Every day seven young people hear the life-changing words, “you have cancer” – and this number is set to rise. But with your support, Teenage Cancer Trust can help make sure no young person faces cancer alone.
MONDAY 24 MARCH: Steve Jones, Paul Cook and Glen Matlock
– The Sex Pistols featuring Frank Carter
Plus Special Guests: Kid Kapichi and The Molotovs
TUESDAY 25 MARCH An evening of Comedy hosted by Micky Flanagan
Plus Special Guests
WEDNESDAY 26 MARCH James Arthur
Plus Special Guests
THURSDAY 27 MARCH THE WHO
Plus Special Guests Level 42
FRIDAY 28 MARCH The Corrs
plus Special Guests
SATURDAY 29 MARCH GK Barry Live!
Plus very Special Guests
SUNDAY 30 MARCH THE WHO
Plus Special Guests Level 42
The unmissable week of events takes place in March and tickets go on sale at 9am Friday 31 January - and are expected to sell very quickly. For a chance to be in the room for iconic nights with these superstars and support this fantastic charity, fans will need to get online quickly.
Steve Jones says: "After an incredible 2024, we are itching to get going again this year and what better way than on home territory at a venue that wouldn't have let us near it back in the day! Albert will be turning in his tomb. It's an honour to help this great charity."
