The Who have taken a major step toward a possible return to the stage, rehearsing with longtime drummer Zak Starkey despite their recent acrimonious split.
The reunion signals that Starkey could potentially rejoin the legendary rock group for a prospective farewell tour across Europe.
Rehearsals Sound Great for Potential Farewell Tour
Following a high-profile and bitter split, The Who recently reconnected in the studio with drummer Zak Starkey to rehearse. Early reports indicate the sessions went smoothly, with insiders noting that the music "sounded great."
The wild ongoing soap opera between the iconic rock band and Starkey appears to have reached an unexpected new phase. The successful practice session opens up the possibility that Starkey will be behind the drum kit for the group's planned farewell performances in Europe.
Additional Live Music Highlights
In other concert updates, Bruce Springsteen recently made a guest appearance alongside Bleachers in Asbury Park. The pair teamed up to sing "Jersey Girl" and "Chinatown," marking their first joint live performance of "Chinatown" since 2020.
Meanwhile, John Mayer recently commented on his future regarding live performances with Dead and Company. Speaking with Andy Cohen, Mayer shared that while he is not ruling out appearing on stage with the group again, he has not yet determined exact plans for how that might happen.
As live music news continues to develop, rock fans will be closely watching for official announcements regarding The Who and potential European concert details.
