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DARYL'S HOUSE-Pawling, NY 5/19/23
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"It's impossible to recreate the sound of The Who with any degree of perfection, but Who Are You comes damn close. These four guys understand the power behind the iconic band's live performance, the character of its members and, of course, the reason why this music has survived through the years. You'd be hard pressed to find this sort of experience anywhere else, save perhaps a performance from Pete and Roger themselves."
Mia Summerson-
Tonawanda News, November 2014
WHO ARE YOU -Tribute to The Who
With Carl Dixon
BIO
Who Are You with Carl Dixon delivers a complete, career-spanning celebration of The Who, from the explosive early punch of “I Can’t Explain” and “Magic Bus” to the arena-defining power of “Baba O’Riley,” “Won’t Get Fooled Again,” and “Who Are You.” The band also performs The Who’s revolutionary rock opera Tommy in its entirety — the groundbreaking 1969 album that redefined the scope and ambition of popular music.
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The music of The Who didn’t just define a generation — it has endured for decades because of its fearless writing, emotional depth, and sheer sonic force. Songs like “My Generation” and “Behind Blue Eyes” remain as urgent and relevant today as when Pete Townshend first penned them. Massachusetts-based Who Are You is committed to delivering the most authentic Who experience possible, honoring both the musical precision and the explosive live energy that made The Who legendary.
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Touring throughout the United States and Canada, Who Are You with Carl Dixon presents a high-impact multimedia production designed to capture the scale, intensity, and controlled chaos that established The Who as one of rock ’n’ roll’s greatest live acts.
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Carl Dixon
Fronting the band is Carl Dixon, one of Canada’s most respected rock vocalists and musicians, known internationally for his work with Coney Hatch, The Guess Who, and April Wine. With decades of touring and recording experience, Dixon brings arena-tested power, dynamic range, and commanding stage presence to one of rock’s most demanding catalogs.
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In 2008, Carl was critically injured in a car accident in Australia, suffering a traumatic brain injury. After years of recovery — and the addition of several titanium reinforcements — he achieved a remarkable comeback, returning to The Guess Who as lead singer for two special performances in 2016. His breakout band Coney Hatch continues to perform more than 30 years after their first record deal, stronger and louder than ever.
Carl’s memoir, Strange Way to Live, was published by Dundurn Press in 2015 and remains one of the publisher’s best-selling titles.
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