Music
Rock legends The Who brought the BBC Electric Proms to a theatrical close at London's Roundhouse.
The venue in Camden saw the rock veterans perform a 75-minute set of songs old and new.
According to NME, guitarist Pete Townshend, in light of the Roundhouse's £30 million makeover, joked: "Last time I played here it was dirty. Now it's clean and I'm dirty."
The band played a selection of songs from their new album, before unleashing classics such as 'My Generation' and 'Pinball Wizard'.
The performance marked the end of the four-day festival.
The venue in Camden saw the rock veterans perform a 75-minute set of songs old and new.
According to NME, guitarist Pete Townshend, in light of the Roundhouse's £30 million makeover, joked: "Last time I played here it was dirty. Now it's clean and I'm dirty."
The band played a selection of songs from their new album, before unleashing classics such as 'My Generation' and 'Pinball Wizard'.
The performance marked the end of the four-day festival.
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