How long was The Who concert at Eden Project? Eden Session setlist for Cornwall concert

The Who were the latest artist to perform at the Eden Project in Cornwall
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The Who brought their legendary brand of rock 'n' roll to Cornwall's Eden Project.

Roger Daltry and Co are set to play a show at the venue near St Austell in the south west. Previous Eden Session concerts have seen the likes of Lionel Ritchie and Kasabian perform at the attraction.

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Concerts have taken place at the Eden Project each summer since 2002. The shows this year run from June to July.

But what are the timings for The Who's concert?

How long was The Who's concert at Eden Project?

The iconic British rock band will be the latest artist to perform an Eden Session concert. It will take place on Tuesday (25 July) and The Who are due to perform for around 2 hours.

During the band's recent run of summer stadium shows, they have performed for around 2 hours with sets featuring around 24 songs each.

What was the setlist?

The Who performed the following tracks during their performance at Eden Project on Tuesday, according to Setlist.fm:

With Orchestra

  • Overture
  • 1921
  • Amazing Journey
  • Sparks
  • The Acid Queen
  • Pinball Wizard
  • We're Not Gonna Take It
  • Who Are You
  • Eminence Front

Band Only

  • The Kids Are Alright
  • You Better You Bet
  • Anyway, Anyhow, Anywhere
  • Substitute
  • I Can't Explain
  • My Generation
  • Cry If You Want
  • Won't Get Fooled Again
  • Behind Blue Eyes

With Orchestra

  • The Real Me
  • Play Video
  • I'm One
  • 5:15
  • The Rock
  • Love, Reign O'er Me
  • Baba O'Riley

What time did the show start and end?

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The arena will open at 6pm but the concert itself will not begin until 7.30pm.

Simon Townshend will perform a supporting set starting at 7.30pm and will be followed by The Who. Roger Daltry and Co will begin their set at 8.30pm until approximately 10.30pm.

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