Product code: THE good WHO 1989: The Kids Are Alright 25th Anniversary Tour - X-Large sweatshirt
Size: XL Width (Pit to Pit): 23 good ½" Sleeve length (Collar to Wrist): 29" Length (Collar to Hem): 34" Vintage 1989, commemorative, 25th Anniversary, thick, heavyweight sweatshirt from The Who's Kids Are Alright Tour It was then, that The Who went on a 25th-anniversary The Kids Are Alright reunion tour. In 1987, Pete Townshend had announced that he suffered from tinnitus, and alternated acoustic, rhythm and lead guitar to preserve his hearing. The tour included performances that consisted of most of Tommy album and included such guests as Phil Collins, Billy Idol and Elton John. This concert at Radio City Music Hall, in New York City on June 27, 1989, while doing The Kids Are Alright Tour, is where this beautifully designed sweatshirt was acquired. Since then, this original, sought after, almost 34 year old, Who sweatshirt, which has never been washed or worn, has been stored in an air-tight container, in a smoke-free home, and is essentially, brand new.
Size: XL Width (Pit to Pit): 23 good ½" Sleeve length (Collar to Wrist): 29" Length (Collar to Hem): 34" Vintage 1989, commemorative, 25th Anniversary, thick, heavyweight sweatshirt from The Who's Kids Are Alright Tour It was then, that The Who went on a 25th-anniversary The Kids Are Alright reunion tour. In 1987, Pete Townshend had announced that he suffered from tinnitus, and alternated acoustic, rhythm and lead guitar to preserve his hearing. The tour included performances that consisted of most of Tommy album and included such guests as Phil Collins, Billy Idol and Elton John. This concert at Radio City Music Hall, in New York City on June 27, 1989, while doing The Kids Are Alright Tour, is where this beautifully designed sweatshirt was acquired. Since then, this original, sought after, almost 34 year old, Who sweatshirt, which has never been washed or worn, has been stored in an air-tight container, in a smoke-free home, and is essentially, brand new.