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In a new interview, The Who singer and co-founder Roger Daltrey said that the band’s longtime drummer, Zak Starkey, was fired after a “complete misunderstanding” led Starkey to make comments Daltrey ...

It’s time to return to “Teenage Wasteland” one last time. Starting Aug. 16, The Who will embark on their nationwide ‘The Song Is Over Farewell Tour’ with special guests Billy Bob Thornton and The ...

Fans of The Who's live shows will be intimately familiar with their sound around 1969-70. During this era, the group opened their shows with "Heaven And Hell," a driving track by bassist John ...

Billy Idol, Feist, Billy Bob Thornton, and more join the British band final U.S. tour. See who’s playing the Miami show.

The band fronted by singer Roger Daltrey, 81, and guitarist Pete Townshend, who turns 80 on May 19, will kick off the aptly named The Song is Over North American Farewell Tour – billed as a ...

Pete Townshend and Roger Daltrey brought the latest version of The Who to Ak-Chin Pavilion in Phoenix on The Who Hits Back! Tour with Mike Campbell.

Legendary British rock back The Who lit up the stage at Golden 1 Center Wednesday night on the fall leg of, “The Who Hits Back!” In their sixth decad ...

The Wild Things don't do anything by half-measures, from their stage show to their new Pete Townshend-produced concept album ...

She’s been with the band since 2019 and was performing with Who vocalist Roger Daltrey before that. But if she’d had her way, the Delaware native would have been performing with the Rock and ...

Who Are You’ kept up with the times. Though punk poured scorn on early 70s rock’n’roll superstars, most of the Class Of ’77 retained respect for The Who.

Pete Townshend revealed a hallmark of The Beach Boys' songs inspired one of The Who's tracks. The track became a hit.