It’s now been well over seven years since The Who released their last studio album ‘Endless Wire‘, an LP which itself was the first collection of new material from Roger Daltrey and Pete Townshend since the early Eighties.
Roger Daltrey has revealed the first acts for this year’s Teenage Cancer Trust series of concerts as he returns to the helm after a year’s break.
The album recorded by Wilko Johnson with The Who‘s Roger Daltrey – first discussed by the former Dr. Feelgood guitarist last September – has had its concrete details confirmed.
Work on a biopic of the legendary Who drummer Keith Moon could finally get underway in the near future.
Roger Daltrey has confirmed The Who‘s days as a long-term touring band are indeed numbered, but insisted he and fellow surviving bandmate Pete Townshend will continue to perform live in a reduced capacity post-2015.
Former Dr. Feelgood guitarist Wilko Johnson is to record a final album of new material with The Who‘s Roger Daltrey.
Who frontman Roger Daltrey has been announced as the first ever patron of the BIMM Brighton group, which offers over 2,000 students various music-related courses and qualifications.
Noel Gallagher (Photo: Live4ever Media)
Roger Daltrey has told NME he will step aside next year from his regular position as the curator of the Teenage Cancer Trust concerts as he will be out on tour, and is to be replaced by Noel Gallagher.
Sir Paul McCartney (Photo: Live4ever Media)
Paul McCartney was joined by fellow rock royalty Paul Weller, Ronnie Wood and Roger Daltrey during his performance for the Teenage Cancer Trust at London’s Royal Albert Hall last night (March 29th).
The Who‘s Roger Daltrey has said there is a possibility of him working with Paul Weller at some stage in the future after the pair discussed a potential hook-up recently.
Who frontman Roger Daltrey has said the current widespread television coverage of festivals in the UK is doing a ‘disservice’ to music.
At the moment, Glastonbury leads the way with TV exposure, thanks to the BBC’s blanket coverage of the festival across its networks, while T In The Park, Reading/Leeds, …
The Who frontman Roger Daltrey has been forced to pull a selection of his planned UK tour dates due to a lack of demand.
Roger Daltrey, the iconic lead singer of The Who, will perform The Who’s legendary rock opera ‘Tommy‘ from start to finish at selected shows throughout the UK this summer.
