The Who's Tommy Boston tickets

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Tue May 4 7:00pm
The Who's Tommy
Emerson Colonial Theatre  •  Boston, MA
Wed May 5 7:00pm
The Who's Tommy
Emerson Colonial Theatre  •  Boston, MA
Thu May 6 7:30pm
The Who's Tommy
Emerson Colonial Theatre  •  Boston, MA
Fri May 7 8:00pm
The Who's Tommy
Emerson Colonial Theatre  •  Boston, MA
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The Who's Tommy
Emerson Colonial Theatre  •  Boston, MA
Sat May 8 8:00pm
The Who's Tommy
Emerson Colonial Theatre  •  Boston, MA
Sun May 9 1:00pm
The Who's Tommy
Emerson Colonial Theatre  •  Boston, MA
Sun May 9 6:30pm
The Who's Tommy
Emerson Colonial Theatre  •  Boston, MA
Tue May 11 7:00pm
The Who's Tommy
Emerson Colonial Theatre  •  Boston, MA
Wed May 12 7:00pm
The Who's Tommy
Emerson Colonial Theatre  •  Boston, MA
Thu May 13 7:30pm
The Who's Tommy
Emerson Colonial Theatre  •  Boston, MA
Fri May 14 8:00pm
The Who's Tommy
Emerson Colonial Theatre  •  Boston, MA
Sat May 15 2:00pm
The Who's Tommy
Emerson Colonial Theatre  •  Boston, MA
Sat May 15 8:00pm
The Who's Tommy
Emerson Colonial Theatre  •  Boston, MA
Sun May 16 1:00pm
The Who's Tommy
Emerson Colonial Theatre  •  Boston, MA
Sun May 16 6:30pm
The Who's Tommy
Emerson Colonial Theatre  •  Boston, MA




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Get Your The Who's Tommy Tickets in Boston: 2026 Shows & Dates

The Who's Tommy Boston The Who's Tommy fans, Are you ready for Boston? on Tuesday, May 4th 2027 The Who's Tommy will be playing at Emerson Colonial Theatre, NH. Score your The Who's Tommy tickets Boston right here. Get ready for an unforgettable night as The Who's Tommy takes over the Emerson Colonial Theatre . This legendary rock opera isn’t just a concert; it’s a wild ride through raw emotion, powerful storytelling, and sheer musical brilliance. The show’s reputation for mixing rock, blues, and even a touch of operatic flair makes it a must-see for anyone craving a truly immersive experience. Tommy’s journey from a deaf, mute kid to a pinball champion isn’t just a story, it's a raw exploration of trauma, resilience, and hope that hits close to home. Watching talented musicians breathe new life into this iconic work, you get the feeling that you’re witnessing history in the making. The theatre itself, rich with history, adds another layer of magic, an old-school vibe that makes every note and scene feel even more special. If you've ever felt drawn to stories of overcoming the odds or just love a good dose of classic rock with a modern twist, this is one event not to miss. Grab your tickets now and let the power of Tommy inspire you, this is where music, storytelling, and raw emotion collide in the best way possible.

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Parking & Directions for The Who's Tommy Emerson Colonial Theatre


106 Boylston St, Boston, MA
02116, US


1. **Emerson College Garage** - 0.1 miles, approx. $30
2. **Park Lane Garage** - 0.2 miles, approx. $28
3. **Boston Common Garage** - 0.4 miles, approx. $25
4. **The Motor Mart Garage** - 0.4 miles, approx. $27
5. **Tremont Street Garage** - 0.5 miles, approx. $30

The Who's Tommy Musical / play Live at Emerson Colonial Theatre | Boston – May 04th, 2027

The Emerson Colonial Theatre in Boston isn’t just a pretty face on Tremont Street, it’s a cornerstone of the local arts scene with a rich history that’s practically woven into the city’s cultural fabric. Opened back in 1900 and once known as the Boston Opera House, it’s hosted everything from Broadway hits to historic premieres, like the legendary launch of ‘Anything Goes’ starring Ethel Merman back in 1934. It’s a place that really supports local artists too, often hosting community events and gatherings that keep the arts alive and kicking in Boston. Catching The Who’s Tommy Boston at this venue is a treat, especially because the upper level offers such a killer view, no matter where you sit, you get a full picture of the stage and those eye-catching effects. Honestly, it’s a theater that makes you feel like part of something bigger, where history and modern performances collide in the best way. And if you’re biking in, just hop on the Tremont Street bike routes, or for the subway fans, switch to the Green Line at Government Center, easy peasy to get to a show that’s nothing short of unforgettable.