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The Who Live in Newark: Rock Icons Return to the Stage on August 19, 2025
Prepare for an evening of music that stands the test of time and electric energy as iconic rock band The Who is ready to take the stage live at the Prudential Center, Newark, NJ, on Tuesday, August 19, 2025, at 7:30 PM. With decades of anthems behind them and an eternal fan base in front of them, The Who’s live show is more than a concert – it’s a part of history in live music.

Rock History on Stage Again
Not many bands have influenced the history of rock like The Who has. The band was formed in the 1960s, and they created a new kind of sound that combined rebellious words, strong vocals, and devastating guitar solos. From their early success with songs like “My Generation” to their rock opera classics like Tommy and Quadrophenia, The Who has never failed to provide a different kind of music experience.
Even now, with original band members Roger Daltrey and Pete Townshend leading the way, the band continues to draw large crowds, intertwining nostalgia with incredible musicianship.
A Venue Designed for a Giant Sound
Prudential Center in Newark is one of the highest-caliber indoor arenas in New Jersey. With a capacity of over 16,000 people, terrific sightlines, and incredible acoustics, it is the best place to see a legendary band like The Who. Fans should expect both the atmosphere and sound quality to be at their best, whether you’re in the lower bowl front row or the upper bowl corner.
The seating chart displays sections ranging from the lower 20s close to the stage to the upper-high 200s at the wall, with many price points for every type of concertgoer.

Prices to Suit Every Pocket
Whether you’re splurging on a VIP night out or just want to be among the ambiance, there are numerous options for pricing. Here’s a breakdown of what’s available:
- Budget-Friendly Options
Fans can pick up tickets in seats such as Upper 227, 214, and 215 (Row 7) for $90 to $94 each, fees included. These offer a decent view and great sound for someone on a budget. - Great Mid-Level Views
If you want a closer and better view without overspending, sections such as Upper 209 and 232 (Rows 3 to 9) can be had for $103 to $124 per ticket. - High-End Standard Seats
For those who wish to sit closer, Upper 214 (Row 7) and Upper 209 (Row 2) tickets range from $269 to $278, giving the best mix of view and atmosphere. - Ultimate VIP Experience
Die-hard fans or special occasion celebrants can also choose VIP front-row or suite experiences, which cost between $3,251 and $14,862. They provide benefits such as prime seating, special merch, and VIP access.
Setlist Dreams and Live Surprises
Although the entire setlist is unknown, fans can look forward to an evening with a selection of greatest hits, unreleased gems, and even possibly reimagined versions of their favorite songs. The Who concerts are legendary for being spontaneous, electric, and audience-engaging — thus every concert is unique.
Moreover, their current lineup backs up the original pair with high-quality musicians infusing contemporary energy while honoring the original music that fans love.

Tips to Help You Before You Head Out
To maximize the experience, remember the following:
- Plan Ahead: Doors open very early before showtime. Show up early to beat the lines.
- Transport & Parking: Take NJ Transit or pre-book parking outside the Prudential Center in advance.
Merch Items: Tour tees and collectables typically sell out quickly, so secure yours early! Mobile Tickets: Most tickets will be mobile, so ensure your phone is charged.
What an incredible Night to Remember is coming!
This will not just be a concert, but rather a celebration to rock out, remember, and music that crosses generations. The Who’s power of staying relevant, strong, and fan-tastic speaks volumes about their place in history as one of the all-time greatest live performers.
Whether you’ve been following them since the ’60s or discovering them for the first time, August 19 at the Prudential Center is the place to be. It’s more than a show — it’s a once-in-a-generation experience.