Roger Daltrey and Pete Townshend perform at Wembley Stadium, London, July 2019
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This Tuesday (June 20) The Who are coming to Berlin’s Waldbühne for an exclusive Germany concert, the only one of their “The Who Hits Back” tour in Germany. As with this year’s concert tour through the USA, the legendary rock band will also perform with orchestral accompaniment on their European tour. At the performance in the Waldbühne, The Who will be accompanied by the Babelsberg Film Orchestra. The Berlin rock band The Wake Woods will be the supporting act. The concert starts at 6:30 p.m.
Pete Townshend, Roger Daltrey and the band will perform music spanning the group’s nearly 60-year career. These include songs from the classics Tommy and Quadrophenia, as well as other Who tracks and songs from 2019’s WHO, their first studio release in 13 years.
Tickets for The Who
Tickets for the concert are available online via Eventim available. The ticket prices vary, depending on the seat category, between 96 and 205.25 euros.
Directions & Parking
Forest stage Berlin
At the bell tower
14053 Berlin
Arrival by car is via the A100. From the Kaiserdamm Süd exit, you can continue from Kaiserdamm onto Heerstraße. From here, simply turn right into Passenheimer Straße. Then you get to the parking lot P07 of the Waldbühne, which is subject to a fee. More detailed information on how to get here by car can be found on the Forest stage website.
Alternatively, you can reach the concert site by public transport. Take the S3 or S9 S-Bahn lines to Pichelsberg S-Bahn station. From there it is a ten-minute walk to the Waldbühne. You can also reach your destination by subway: the U2 takes concert-goers to the Olympiastadion stop, from which it takes about 20 minutes to walk to the stage. Bus lines M49 or 218 go to the Ragniter Allee or Scholzplatz stops, both of which are around 15 minutes from the venue.
Weather
The weather in Berlin will be hot tomorrow (June 20). Fortunately, with temperatures around 30 degrees Celsius, the sun can no longer assert itself in the course of midday. It will remain cloudy until evening, but then clear up more and more. In the evening in Berlin only a few clouds disturb the otherwise blue sky and the temperatures are between 26 and 29 degrees. At night, a few clouds will cover the sky with lows of 21 degrees. Gusts can reach speeds between 14 and 22 km/h.