The Who frontman showed off his birthday beverage of choice on social media: Rogers Pale Ale, a beer specially brewed for him by Lakedown Brewing company that featured a classic photo of Roger on the can.
Roger's big day was also celebrated by plenty of fans who took to social media to wish the rocker a happy 80th. He also got a message from the cancer charity Teenage Cancer Trust.
Daltrey has curated the organization's charity concerts for the past 24 years but is stepping down after this year's shows, which are happening at the end of March.
"Happy 80th Birthday to our incredible Honorary Patron," Teenage Cancer Trust wrote. "There's not long to go until this year's @RoyalAlbertHall shows, marking Roger's final year as curator. So to celebrate his big day, here's a throwback to Roger's performance at the hall last year." The post was accompanied by photos from last year's concerts.
The Who will headline Teenage Cancer Trust shows at London's Royal Albert Hall on March 18 and 20. Daltrey's time as curator will be celebrated at the same venue on March 24 with a special concert featuring guests Robert Plant with Saving Grace, Pearl Jam's Eddie Vedder, Stereophonics' Kelly Jones and Paul Weller.