THE ALBERT HALL FAREWELL
With CLAPTON IS GOD-FREY
Cream’s 1968 Albert Hall Farewell was a watershed moment in rock—the final performance of a groundbreaking supergroup in front of a sold-out house at the world’s most storied venue. The concert captured every ounce of Cream’s power: blistering solos, legendary improvisation, and a setlist packed with Cream's most enduring classics.
Recorded for film and watched by millions, this show set the standard for all rock farewells, becoming one of the most celebrated and revisited concerts in music history. Fans and critics alike continue to rank it among the greatest, ensuring strong ticket demand as generations of guitar fans and classic rock enthusiasts flock to experience the night Cream made music history.
Highlights Include: Sunshine of Your Love, White Room.
Godfrey Townsend, follows in the storied footsteps of Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck, and Jimmy Page as lead guitarist for The Yardbirds. He's served as frontman (guitar and vocals) for The John Entwistle Band, having toured and recorded extensively with The Who’s legendary bassist and has also performed these songs with Cream bassist/Vocalist Jack Bruce. His acclaimed “Clapton Is God‑frey” performance blends masterful guitar playing with the soulful rendition of Clapton's voice for this era of Cream hits.
