The Who Rehearsed For Possible Tour With Zak Starkey Following Bitter Split: ‘It Sounded Great’
The wild soap opera of the Who and Zak Starkey's acrimonious split has reached a surprising new chapter, and the drummer might be back for their farewell tour in Europe
The Who's potential reunion with Zak Starkey is a significant development in the music world, especially considering their bitter split in 2021. For those who may not be familiar, Starkey, the son of John Lennon, was the drummer for The Who from 1996 to 2021. His departure was marked by a very public feud with the band, particularly Pete Townshend. The fact that they're now rehearsing together again suggests that the band is serious about their upcoming farewell tour in Europe.
This reunion is a testament to the complexities of the music industry, where even the most acrimonious splits can be put aside for the sake of a lucrative tour. The Who's farewell tour is expected to be a major event, with fans eager to see the band perform live one last time. The addition of Starkey back into the fold could be a major draw, especially for fans who have been following the band's drama over the years.
What's next to watch is how this reunion will play out on stage. Will the band be able to put their differences aside and deliver a cohesive performance, or will the tension between them be palpable? Fans will also be keeping an eye on the setlist, as The Who's catalog is vast and iconic. With the tour just around the corner, it's likely that we'll see an announcement soon, and fans will be eagerly awaiting the chance to see The Who live one last time.
Originally reported by rollingstone.com. SerbNews adds analysis for culture, style & media readers.