Work is progrssing at a good clip as the Who work on their 2019 album.  Pete Townshend shared this in-stidio clip

Pearl Jam's Eddie Vedder joined Pete Townshend and Billy Idol's Orchestra backed Quadrophenia concert in Chicago Wednesday night (9/13).

Tommy: Live At The Royal Albert Hall will have Who fans feasting their ears and eyes on the group's April performance of the 1969 Rock Opera at the historic London concert hall.  The October 13 release will come in DVD, Blu-ray, 2 CD and 3 LP configurations.  In addition to the start-to-finish performance of Tommy, the release will include a live set of Who classics from multiple eras and animated visuals created for Pinball Wizard and The Acid Queen.  Late October also brings the release of Maximum A's & B's, a 5 CD bos set of singles and B side songs. That drops on October 27.
 

The Who hadn't appeared as musical and talking guests on a TV talk show in decades before taking the stage and chatting with Jimmy Fallon on The Tonight Show Friday (3/4).

A Chicago concert Thursday (5/14) to raise funds for Teen Cancer America brought Pete Townshend, Eddie Vedder, Joe Walsh and Joan Jett together for a 17 song set of Who classics including Won't Get Fooled Again, Eminence Front, The Kids Are Alright and Summertime Blues, along with a cover of Pearl Jam's Better Man.

Pete Townshend is featured on a new orchestral version of Quadrophenia's Love Reign O'er Me, but the vocal is handled by a 41 year-old UK tenor vocalist by the name of Alfie Boe instead of Roger Daltrey.  The Who guitarist is impressed with what Boe brings to the 1973 classic. saying Boe, '...gives every performance his all', and adding, 'He's a funny man too, and good looking. The girls like him. I can't wait to be on stage with him. I'm going to push him into the orchestra pit.'

TheGuardian.com