Fans of The Who's live shows will be intimately familiar with their sound around 1969-70. During this era, the group opened ...

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

The Who, featuring original members Pete Townshend and Roger Daltrey, are hitting the road for a farewell tour. Daltrey, 81, ...

In a new interview ahead of their farewell tour, The Who frontman Roger Daltrey has opened up about his relationship with ...

Pete Townshend made a cryptic comment about the future of The Who, as the band prepare to head out on their farewell tour. The British rock band will kick off the North American leg of their The ...

The Who’s Roger Daltrey is down on his knees. No, seriously. Last night, the Who played their first show of their “The Song ...

When The Who first hit the United States, Billboard reported in its April 30, 1966, issue that “four boys from London have an ear-splitting, gut-busting” debut album. The band was infamously wild ...

Townshend added that Scott Devours, who has served as a drummer for band member Roger Daltrey's solo project, will step in for Starkey to play the Who's farewell tour. "Please welcome him," he ...

Reunions are on everybody's mind at the moment, but The Who guitarist Pete Townshend only has one band in mind that he would like to see reformed.

Roger Daltrey has suggested he doesn't want to tour with Pete Townshend after he said he feels like The Who is "flogging a dead horse". The 'Pinball Wizard' hitmakers have only just announced ...