They will be back!

Pete Townshend and Roger Daltrey, original members of the iconic rock band The Who, a British band founded in London in 1964, announced that they will take to the stage once again next year.

In a recent interview with Townshend, 79, the guitarist and songwriter who founded the band with Daltry, he hinted at the potential for band events for 2025.

“I met Roger for lunch a few weeks ago,” he said.London Standard. “We’re in good shape. We love each other. We’re both starting to get a little nervous, but we’ll definitely do something next year.”

The Who last toured full-time in 2023, and the 2025 tour will be “simplified” according to the report.

“The last big tours we did were with a full orchestra and they were amazing.” Townshend told Loudwire, according to MSN:. “But now we’re willing to make noise, make a mess, and make mistakes.”

The group, along with 80-year-old Daltrey, performed “My Generation”, “Baba O’Riley”, “Pinball Wizard”, “Who Are You?” He wrote hit songs such as. and “Won’t Be Fooled Again.”

The band performed at the original concert woodstock By the time of the 1969 festival, the Bethel Woods Center for the Arts was a frequent stop on their U.S. tour.

The Who were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1990.