Roger Daltrey Reveals Health Struggles During Charity Concert

During a recent charity concert at London's Royal Albert Hall, Roger Daltrey, the 81-year-old frontman of The Who, shared candid details about his health, revealing that he is going blind and has significant hearing loss. Daltrey humorously noted that despite these challenges, he still maintains his voice, referencing the band's iconic rock opera 'Tommy.' His bandmate Pete Townshend, 79, also discussed his health issues, including a recent knee replacement, while emphasizing that their personal ailments are minor compared to the struggles faced by teenagers with cancer. The concert, part of a long-standing series supporting the Teenage Cancer Trust, marked Daltrey's final year as curator of the event, which has raised over £32 million since its inception. The iconic band performed several of their classic hits, highlighting their enduring legacy even as they face health challenges. Both Daltrey and Townshend expressed their commitment to continue performing despite their conditions, with speculation about the band's future and potential retirement circulating in recent months.