Tue, 20 March 2007 12:00:00 ET
The Who, who has rescheduled their concerts in Florida, may cancel the tour since their frontman, Roger Daltrey, is suffering from dehydration and viral infection.
The Who singer Roger Daltrey has been struck down by a virus, sparking fears the band will have to cancel their tour.
The 63-year-old rocker is being treated in hospital for a viral infection and dehydration, just days after he walked off stage during a Florida concert with suspected bronchitis.
Roger's bandmate Pete Townsend said: "It has been established that Roger had alarmingly low sodium levels, leading to problematic dehydration. He has also contracted a viral infection. It was recommended he go into hospital and go on a drip for a few days to set him right. A doctor from the UK advised caution and suggested Roger simply try resting before going into hospital. He is taking some medication."
After the Florida show was cut short, Pete told the 9,000-strong crowd it would be rescheduled for March 25. However, the band have now had to cancel further dates, including a concert in San Antonio scheduled for tonight (20.03.07), and Pete fears the tour is over.
He said: "Out manager Bill Curbishley, with my full support, cancelled the next show in San Antonio. A decision will be made on the rest of the shows on this leg of the tour. I am distraught about this, as I have waited so long to play in Mexico."
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