Pete Townshend and Roger Daltrey of the Who will reportedly ... it’s possible the announcement is that of a farewell tour. If the band does announce a farewell tour, it will not be the first time they ...

The iconic guitarist, 80, has created a ballet version of the band's Quadrophenia rock opera, based, of course, on the ...

“I was fired two weeks after reinstatement and asked to make a statement saying I had quit The Who to pursue my other musical ...

The British rock band was also in Syracuse’s history books history with the largest concert crowd ever at the former Carrier ...

While preparing for one final tour with The Who, Roger Daltrey apparently doesn't want to perform with Pete Townshend after recent comments.

But Pete Townshend was 37 back then. Roger Daltrey was 38. Townshend turns 80 on May 19, and Daltrey is 81. A farewell tour by a couple of octogenarians carries a lot more weight than a farewell ...

A month after the band's longtime drummer was fired and rehired, Pete Townshend announced Sunday that Scott Devours will take ...

During an interview with Sunday People, Townshend remarked that the ... telling the Daily Mail: “If Pete doesn’t want to tour, I don’t want to be back with The Who on the road, at 81 ...

The Who has announced the special guests for its farewell tour, The Song Is Over Tour, including Billy Idol, Booker T. Jones, ...

As the Who prepare for the final tour, all bets are off on whether or not Townshend will return to his guitar-trashing ways ...

The lineup change follows recent drama around longtime drummer Zak Starkey, who was officially dismissed from the tour ...