Roger Daltrey confessed that aging has taken its toll, with both his sight and hearing fading. During a live charity concert at London’s Royal Albert Hall for the Teenage Cancer Trust, Daltrey, who turned 81 on the weekend,

The Who played two special shows at London’s Royal Albert Hall over the weekend for the Teenage Cancer Trust, and during the first night Roger Daltrey shared a tragic health update, revealing that he's "going blind.

The Who frontman Roger Daltrey was on stage at the Royal Albert Hall for a concert in aid of the Teenage Cancer Trust when he made the candid confession about his health

Roger Daltrey revealed that he's going deaf and blind at London's Royal Albert Hall for the annual week of Teenage Cancer Trust shows in which The Who performed.

Daltrey joked once his voice was gone he’d have a “full Tommy,” referring to The Who’s 1969 rock opera, Tommy. The album tells the story of a fictional character named Tommy Walker who dissociates and becomes “deaf, dumb and blind” to the world around him.