WBLM Saturday Night Concert Series Rocks With THE WHO

Still no concerts to go to? Still no problem.

The Blimp brings you rock shows from the greatest bands of all time right into your living room. Or maybe head outside, if the spring weather wants to party too. Connect the WBLM App to the biggest Bluetooth speaker you've got, get some chairs around the firepit, and crack some cold ones.

It's the return of The WBLM Saturday Night Concert Series.

Last fall, WBLM brought you mind-blowing performances from Led Zeppelin, Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers, Def Leppard, Van Halen, Aerosmith and many more. .

Who else is gonna do that for ya on the radio? Nobody, my friend. Now that springtime is here, let's party on Saturdays with live rock 'n roll from the Blimp Archives.

So far this spring, we've rocked live Bob Seger and The Doors and The Rolling Stones.

The third episode of our WBLM Saturday Night Concert Series this weekend brings a huge show to the radio with The Who.

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Relive the explosive power of The Who's 1970 Isle of Wight appearance. It'll be be a classic rebroadcast of the Westwood One Superstar Concert hosted by the late, great J.J. Jackson.

So don't "fiddle about" and miss this legendary performance. Join us this Saturday evening starting 7pm with your front row seat.

The 1970 Isle Of Wight Festival in Newport, England gathered over a half a million concertgoers and rivaling Woodstock with attendance. Also on the bill were The Doors, Emerson Lake and Palmer, Jimi Hendrix, The Moody Blues, Jethro Tull, Ten Years After and more.

You can listen and watch the Who's historic set with purchase from Amazon.

Here's the electrifying performance of Pinball Wizard live at the Isle of Wight.

We recommend it be played at maximum volume.

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