The Who news

Wine & Spirit, a local rock group, will give its best as it competes in the 2012 X Winter Rock Showcase, hosted by Pittsburgh alternative rock radio station WXDX-FM (105.9).

Peter Townshend, leader of the rock band The Who, sold his interest in a song catalog including “Won’t Get Fooled Again” and “Baba O’Riley” to Spirit Music Group.

Pete Townshend, guitarist for the rock band The Who, sold his interest in a song catalog including “Won’t Get Fooled Again” and “Baba O’Riley” to Spirit Music Group.

Roger Daltrey clearly remembers the Who's 1969 first public performance of Tommy, Pete Townshend's infamous rock opera about a messianic "deaf, dumb and blind kid" who sure played a mean pinball.

Pete Townshend, guitarist for the rock band The Who, sold his interest in a song catalog including “Won’t Get Fooled Again” and “Baba O’Riley” to Spirit Music Group.

No, Van Halen haven't been involved in some gruesome crime, though it's not like anybody at the reunited rockers' upcoming shows is going to be calling out requests for latest release "Tattoo." But the David Lee Roth-fronted band will, in fact, be airing "Tattoo" and a previously unheard song titled "Stay Frosty" on tonight's episode of CBS crime show CSI , at least according to unofficial Van ...

Indie rock band Beyond Conception released their fourth studio album, FLOW, with Grammy Award winning Producer Jack Douglas, who’s work includes the late John Lennon, The Who, and Aerosmith, to name a few. Producer Jim Wirt, whose credits include Incubus, Fiona Apple, and Jacks Mannequin, along with up-and-coming Producer/engineer Marlon Luna, have worked with front man Justin Abrams and ...

NORTH ANDOVER — When Pete Townshend of the rock band The Who wrote the lyrics to "Goin' Mobile" in 1971, he had mobile homes, not cellphones on his mind. But, goin' mobile isn't just for Who fans anymore.

NEW YORK, Jan. 24, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Spirit Music Group, one of the world's leading independent music publishers, has purchased Pete Townshend's interest in his entire song catalog and has partnered ...

Alex Harvey: Last of the Teenage Idols, a limited edition photobook is set to be released on February 4th

gallery - Willoughby native, music lover and freelance writer Sheila Branscome Sunderland saw the Who in concert as a teenager in 1975 at the Coliseum in Richfield. Afterward, she and three girlfriends snuck into an after-party attended by the band and Cleveland radio royalty. She details the behind-the-scenes craziness in a fun perspective. ALSO: Photos and video from the show, and Jane Scott's review ...