The Who Generation

A TRIP BACK IN TIME TO SOME OF THE GREATES MUSIC OF A GENERATION,FROM START TO FINNISH ONE OF THE BEST TRIBUTE BANDS I HAVE EVER SEEN.THE MUSIC WAS SPOT ON AND EACH BAND MEMBER PERFORMED THEIR PART WITH PERFECTION.THIS WAS MY 2ND TIME TO SEE THIS BAND AND THE FIRST AT THIS VENUE.THE WHOLE EXPERIENCE WAS AWSOME AND THIS IS A GREAT PLACE TO SEE ANY SHOW,THERE IS NOT A BAD SEAT IN THE HOUSE.IT WAS A VERY COLD WINTER NIGHT IN BIG BEAR SO THERE WAS ONLY ABOUT 60 PEOPLE THERE BUT THE BAND DID NOT CARE AND THE REST MISSED THE BEST SHOW OF THE YEAR.LIMITED FOOD SO EAT BEFORE OR GO OUT AFTER.

A spot on tribute of one of the greatest rock bands to ever grace the stage. The lead singer has the voice to do Roger Daltrey proud. These guys should walk away with the win in the tribute band contest they will be participating in. My hats off to The Who Generation!

I was so impressed with the job these guys did! The Who is NOT the easiest band to copy. But The Who Who Generation pulled it off. From Moonie's freeform drum lunacy, to The Ox's overpowering riffing, to Daltry's range, growl, and power, and of course Pete's strumming and lead work. They had it down. But the similarities were not limited to sound alone. Visually they really captured the band. From Pete's windmills and jumps to Daltry's mic cord swinging, as well as the mannerisms of all 4 members. Most importantly, the show was delivered with the kind of energy needed to recall a band like The Who.

The band members were so good. The bass player could play with any rock band. He was outstanding. The singer interacted with the band members and the audience. He was very professional. The drummer was perfect and so was the guitar player. What a solid performance the gave to us.