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The 79-year-old musician is hopeful that his band could continue releasing music. Pete Townshend has admitted that the future of his band, The Who, is uncertain, but he’s hopeful that he and bandmate Roger Daltrey could continue performing together and even release new music. -
The Who's Roger Daltrey Shares True Feelings Over Fans Searching Setlists Before Concerts
Roger Daltrey believes the internet has 'ruined' live shows for him as people share setlists of concerts online. -
Roger Daltrey Solo Tour 2024: The Who Member to Perform in North American Cities — Details
Roger Daltrey of The Who will perform on his solo tour in North America in 2024; check out the details below.#RogerDaltrey #TheWho -
The Who Never Performing In The US Ever Again? Roger Daltrey Shares Real Reason
This past November marked a possibly historic occasion: iconic rock band The Who performed their final American show in Las Vegas.#TheWho #RogerDaltrey -
The Who's New Album Release NOT Happening; Roger Daltrey Shares Disappointing Reason
Roger Daltrey said The Who would not release a new album after the band's 2019 "Who."#TheWho #RogerDaltrey -
Roger Daltrey Is Set To Perform The Who's 'Tommy' On 10-City Tour
Roger Daltrey of The Who will tour 10 cities in the United States to perform songs from 'Tommy' with local orchestras. The tour will kick off this summer. -
‘The Who Hits 50!’ Tour Launches; Dates Announced & Tickets Available for Denver Show
After postponing a handful of their "The Who Hits 50!" North American tour dates, the classic rock band has finally re-launched the epic tour run. Frontman Roger Daltrey forced the group to postpone dates for about six months following a bout with viral meningitis. -
The Who Announce 2016 Wembley SSE Arena Gig as Roger Daltrey Recovers
After postponing their The Who! Hits 50 North American tour, the Who will reconvene at the UK's SSE Arena come 2016 as Roger Daltrey gains strength while recovering from meningitis. -
The Who! Hits 50 North American Tour Postponed Due to Roger Daltrey's Viral Meningitis
The Who's highly anticipated 50th anniversary and final tour has been pushed back due to doctors orders concerning the health of band member Roger Daltrey. Trailing a series of postponements and mystery illnesses, the singer has been diagnosed with viral meningitis and cautioned to lay low for the rest of the year, forcing he and Pete Townshend to hold off on the remaining The Who Hits 50! North American tour dates. -
The Who Play Final Hometown Gig at London's Hyde Park [WATCH]
Last night's Barclaycard Presents British Summer Time festival, which sold out 65,000 tickets in advance, was most likely The Who's last performance in their hometown. Although Roger Daltrey and Pete Townshend are no strangers to announcing farewell tours, it seems their performance at London's Hyde Park will be their last. -
Liam Gallagher and The Who's Roger Daltrey Forming Supergroup?
Former Oasis frontman Liam Gallagher and The Who's Roger Daltrey are apparently forming a supergroup for a television performance this week, according to reports from British publications. TFI Friday, an entertainment show broadcast in the UK during the late '90s, is coming back for a one-off reunion episode and has booked a number of big musical guests, not the least of which is the unnamed collaboration of the vocalists for two of the biggest bands in British history. -
Eric Church, Amy Grant and...Richard Nixon? Nashville's Famous Venues and First Performers
Nashville didn't become known as "Music City" for no good reason: Apart from its role in the history of country, bluegrass and rock 'n' roll, the city hosts a number of iconic venues for traveling performers and tourists to swing by when in town. Eric Church will christen the newest, Ascend Amphitheater, when he plays a solo set to open the new 6,800-capacity venue in July. That got us thinking: Who were the other performers that played the first gigs at some of Nashville's other historic venues, such as Ryman Auditorium, the Grand Ole Opry House and The Blue Bird Cafe?
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