A basement on Oxford Street
The 100 Club includes The Who in its live music history. The Oxford Street venue provides a documented performance connection, with individual show research still to be expanded.
The 100 Club includes The Who in its live music history. The Oxford Street venue provides a documented performance connection, with individual show research still to be expanded.
← All peopleFollow the geography ↓Photograph of Pete Townshend performing with The Who. Representative member at an actual band performance; not a full group photograph. Portrait crop/resize. Resized without enlargement and converted to WebP. The existing People portrait frame may crop the photograph. Source colours retained. Adapted image retains CC BY-SA 2.0.
The 100 Club includes The Who in its live music history. The Oxford Street venue provides a documented performance connection, with individual show research still to be expanded.
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The 100 Club includes The Who in its live music history. The Oxford Street venue provides a documented performance connection, with individual show research still to be expanded.
the100club.co.uk — reference ↗︎
Working venue. Check its programme, ticket requirements and access before visiting.
Open street map ↗︎The Who record at Olympic Studios
Olympic Studios' own history identifies The Who among the artists who recorded in the Barnes complex. The same studio has other recording histories, but this entry describes only The Who's documented relationship.
117 Church Road, Barnes, London SW13 9HL
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The Who
From the West End to the streets beyond it: cinema, music and the layers of a changing city.
Shards: put back the guitar Townshend broke in Harrow, one real place per shard, then bolt mirrors on a scooter and windmill the Marquee.