The Who Super Bowl Half Time Show Cranks It Up to 11
Alex Scott — February 8, 2010 — Pop Culture
References: bit.ly
I love seeing aging rockers who are still able to rock. Lead Singer Robert Daltrey proved he still had his vocal chords in tact and Pete Townsend can still do windmills on the guitar at last night’s The Who Super Bowl half time show.
With one of the coolest stages I think I’ve ever seen, these Brit rockers kept the show going last night with their classic hits like ‘Baba O’Rielly’ and ‘Who Are You’, and a light show that is unmatchable. Though I found it a little ironic that a UK band was playing at the biggest American event of the year, that irony was soon forgotten as The Who Super Bowl half time show was one of the best classic rock performances I have ever seen.
With one of the coolest stages I think I’ve ever seen, these Brit rockers kept the show going last night with their classic hits like ‘Baba O’Rielly’ and ‘Who Are You’, and a light show that is unmatchable. Though I found it a little ironic that a UK band was playing at the biggest American event of the year, that irony was soon forgotten as The Who Super Bowl half time show was one of the best classic rock performances I have ever seen.
Trend Themes
1. Classic Rock Revival - There is an opportunity for the music industry to bring back classic rock through epic performances like The Who's Super Bowl half time show.
2. Interactive Stages - Innovative stage designs, like the one used in The Who's Super Bowl half time show, can enhance the live entertainment experience for concert-goers.
3. Foreign Performers at American Events - There is a trend of foreign performers, like The Who, headlining major American events, possibly creating more opportunities for global collaborations in entertainment.
Industry Implications
1. Music - The music industry can leverage The Who's Super Bowl half time show performance for reviving classic rock, creating innovative stage designs, and exploring global collaborations with foreign performers.
2. Entertainment - Innovative stage designs and collaborations between foreign and American performers can disrupt the entertainment industry by creating fresh live entertainment experiences.
3. Event Planning - Event planners can learn from The Who's Super Bowl half time show by incorporating interactive stages and foreign performers to enhance the experience of the events they organize.
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