It's only fitting that the tune would finally find its way into The Who's live set after all these years. Originally written ...

It’s grown considerably,” Fishof says, “because it reminds the big-name rock stars we bring in of what it was like for them when they started, and everyone realizes that it’s life changing. My ...

The Who has postponed Thursday night’s Philadelphia stop on its “The Song Is Over — North American Farewell Tour," which was ...

The post Pete Townshend Plans “One-Man Shows,” Has “140 Tracks Ready to Go” After The Who’s Farewell Tour Wraps appeared first on Consequence. Pete Townshend has opened up about his plans after The ...

The guitar hero says he and Daltrey may work together in the future, but he’s also got his eye on some solo shows ...

Former Prince collaborator Apollonia launched a lawsuit against the musician’s estate, claiming it was trying to “steal” her ...

Pete Townshend confirms he has no plans to retire after the Who’s farewell tour, plotting a run of one-man shows.

At a Who concert in Newark, New Jersey on Aug. 19, 2025, Roger Daltrey adjusted the lyrics to 'The Song Is Over' as a way of bidding farewell to the band's fans.

The 80-year-old rock icon plans to keep playing live when the group's final North American run ends on Sept. 28 in Las Vegas.

The current line-up for The Who is Roger Daltrey – Lead Vocals; Pete Townshend – Lead Guitar, Vocals; Simon Townshend – Guitar; Loren Gold – Keyboards; Jon Button – Bass; Scott Devours – Drums; Jody ...