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Most of the tickets were set aside for the students and even I wasn't a committed enough fan to sleep out overnight to make sure of one of the limited number of tickets for the general public. Just when you think it's all over, another "must see" is put in front of you. More than any performer, Pete Townshend is keenly aware of rock's power, history and standing, and the way that past triumphs and tragedies can weigh heavily on the shoulders of his le. Read Review The Who come to life again at Leeds LIVE At Leeds was a great album and all that, but there was something a bit cheesy about The Who returning to play the venue at which they recorded it 36 years ago. THE WHO returned to the scene of arguably their greatest live performance last night, 36 years after the event, performing to a new g-g-generation of fans and loyal diehards. Read Review The Who rock back to scene of their greatest triumph

After 36 years of legend, decades of reminiscing and many grey hairs, here we were again in. "We're all back," shouted Pete Townshend, "We're all back." And we were. Read Review The Who re-enact a classic student gig More than 2000 fans packed The Refectory at. "We are back!" declared Pete Townshend as The Who returned to the venue where they recorded their iconic album Live At Leeds.

Newspapers The Who back to best with Leeds gig Simon Townshend: Backing Vocal, Guitar NoteĬorrected setlist sent in by Darren! In The Attic featured Pete performing Too Much Of Anything.