The Who played their last show in the U.S. and maybe their last show ever.
"I suppose, you know, it's goodbye," Pete Townshend said. "That's what it is. To what we know as the Who, it's goodbye. What Roger and I will get up to next, who knows? If we last any longer, I'm sure we'll get up to all kinds of mischief, We'll do stuff together, I'm sure sharing some stuff, all kinds bits and pieces. But for this kind of thing, it's goodbye. And you were last!"
Normally it would sound odd that a British band, especially one on the level of The Who would end their career in any place other than the UK, but there have been difficulties touring in Europe.
"I’ve got to say, touring America is a damn sight easier than touring the UK," Roger Daltrey said. "For some reason or another, the UK has decided to make it as difficult as possible to go from A to B. In America, you seem to want to make it as easy as possible.”
It goes without saying, that The Who is one of the most influential and prominent bands in rock history, so if this truly is the end, then it is the greatest of honors to see one of the greatest of all time say goodbye.