The WHO guitarist Pete Townshend makes cryptic comments about ‘the end’ after the iconic rock band has announced their farewell tour

Legendary the WHO guitarist Pete Townshend Made a cryptic remark about ‘The End’ after the band had announced their farewell trip.

After almost 60 years of touring since they were known in the 1960s, the WHO will announce their last tour that the song is over, will continue this summer.

The band plays 16 shows in the US – they hope they will be expanded to Europe after all their support – as a ‘thank you to fans’.

But before the start of the Tour later this year, guitarist Pete, who just turned 80, can shut that it can fully spell the end for the tire.

Speaking with this cultural life on Radio 4 Last week he said: ‘Whether it is the end for the WHO … It is certainly the end of touring America. We will have to see (about Europe). ‘

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The Who’s Pete Townshend made a cryptic remark about ‘The End’ while spoke for the upcoming farewell of the band

The band will start the 16-date, the song is a tour in the US later this summer

The rocker previously admitted that he ‘is not crazy about touring’, despite the fact that he ‘does not feel old’.

“I feel like a diamond with a mistake,” he added, “I am a dangerous F ****. I was in favor of Rock and Roll as philosophy.

“But when I started exploring my inner darkness on stage, destroying my theater character – guitars and setting it all – I was very detached and I didn’t enjoy doing it.”

The interview of Pete comes out of the band for the second time only a few weeks after he and singer Roger Daltrey Drummer Zak Stanley.

The son of Ringo Starr59, was dismissed from the band last week, only a month after he was fired and then quickly recovered.

Pete went to Instagram last week to announce that bag, the WHOs drummer since 1996, was no longer part of the band.

But Zak quickly went to his own social media to claim that his departure was not a mutual decision and that he was fired from the band.

In a second message, Pete and Roger Daltrey added: ‘The who is going to retirement, while bag is 20 years younger and has a great future with its new band and other exciting projects.

Despite recently, Pete confirmed that he does not feel ‘old’, but simply does not like touring

“He must devote all his energy to make it all a success. We both wish him all the happiness in the world.

‘Scott Devours – who will know fans from Roger’s Solo shows – will replace Zak. We hope that all our fans will welcome him. Pete Townshend and Roger Daltrey ‘.

Reserve the WHOs post, hit back: ‘I was fired two weeks after recovery and asked to make a statement I stopped who I had to follow my other musical endors. This would be a lie.

“I love who and would never have stopped. So I did not make the explanation … The who would also be abandoned the countless amazing people who have come for me (thank you a million times and more) by the weeks of chaos of mine who goes out of one from one from one out of one in an out, such as a blood seep box X.

‘To clarify’ other projects’, I have other projects and I always have that. The WHO have been sporadic or minimalist in touring most years, apart from a two extensive tours in 2000 and 2006/7. ‘

Zak continued to mention his other earlier projects before he added: ‘The release of singles but not touring COS members are so busy. None of this has ever disturbed the WHO and was never a problem for them.

‘The lie has been or would have been that I stopped who I did not do. I love the who and everyone in it. ‘

Pete’s interview comes only a few weeks after he and singer Roger Daltrey drummer Zak Stanley fired for the second time

But on Monday, Zak went to his Instagram account again to share that his version of events was again contradicted after a phone call with the WHO-singer guitarist Roger.

Zak said that Roger told him that he had not really been fired and instead retired to work on his own projects’.

He wrote: ‘Noise and confusion !!!! At the end of last week I had a great telephone chat with Roger who really confused both of us !!!

“Rog said I wasn’t” fired “… I was” retired “to work and my own projects. I explained ROG that I just spent almost 8 weeks in my studio in Jamaica with completing these projects, that my mantra group of the Cosmos released a single at the beginning of June and then I was his loop (usually 5/6 weeks) I was fully available for the near future ….

“Rog said,” Oh! ” And we left it a bit there- on good conditions and good friends as we have always been.

“I have to love these guys. As my mother always said: “The Mind Boggles !!!” Xxx. ‘

It comes weeks after the who It shared the shock news that they retire after 60 years, after a final series of shows in the US later this year.

The legendary rock band shared the news at a press conference in London when they announced their farewell trip, which starts in July.