Roger Daltrey, the famous singer from the band The Who, has been performing special shows in smaller theaters across North America. One exciting moment happened at The Capitol Theatre when he sang a song called “The Boy In The Bubble” by Paul Simon. This was the first time he ever performed it, and it added something new to his list of songs for the night.
During his tour in the United States, Daltrey has been singing some not-so-famous songs from The Who, like “So Sad About Us,” “Real Good Looking Boy,” and “Another Tricky Day.” He also shared some of his own songs, such as “Waiting for a Friend” and “Days of Light.” But what really surprised the crowd in Port Chester was his choice of unexpected cover songs.
Besides “The Boy In The Bubble,” Daltrey sang two songs by Creedence Clearwater Revival: “Born on the Bayou” and “Have You Ever Seen the Rain.” Both were full of energy and fun.
Later in the show, he sang “Without Your Love,” a song from a movie called McVicar where he acted as the main character in 1980. Still, the big moment of the night was his first-time performance of “The Boy In The Bubble,” showing how he likes to try new things with music.
The concert ended with two big hits. First, he sang “Baba O’Riley,” a super famous song by The Who that everyone loves. Then, he finished with “Young Man Blues,” a powerful song from The Who’s 1970 live album, Live at Leeds.
Roger Daltrey’s tour goes on until the end of June, and fans are excited to see what other surprises he has in store. His shows prove he’s still an amazing performer who has made a huge mark on rock music.
You can watch his performance below!
