This could be very good news for fans.

The Who have always been one of rock's most aggressive acts. That has usually come out in their performances when Pete Townshend smashes his guitar and Keith Moon topples over his drum kit. That sort ...

In a recent interview with AARP, The Who’s Pete Townshend revealed that he’s planning to make plenty of new solo music after the band winds down its current farewell tour. As for whether The Who ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. As the Who undertake their final tour, it's worth remembering that half the original group is no longer with us. Drummer Keith ...

Townshend said that he and Daltrey "have a duty to the music and the history" to keep performing after the deaths of Keith Moon and John Entwhistle Pete Townshend is getting candid about the dynamics ...

It sounds like fans of The Who have a reason to be hopeful about getting a new album from the band. Although frontman Roger Daltrey said in a 2023 interview with NME that he didn’t see the point in ...

The Who’s legacy as rock ‘n’ roll musicians extends far beyond their discography and into their commanding, aggressive, and physically violent stage presence, thanks to the guitar-smashing, microphone ...

Life for a rock star in the fifth decade of his career is filled with the sort of absurdities that Pete Townshend knows how to savor. Like the time, during a recent show, when he slammed his pick ...

Pete Townshend has admitted he and Roger Daltrey "are very different" and "don't communicate very well". The Who bandmates - who are currently on their farewell tour after more than five decades in ...

As the Who undertake their final tour, it’s worth remembering that half the original group is no longer with us. Drummer Keith Moon died in 1978, and bass guitarist John Entwistle in 2002. And yet ...