The Who did manage to hijack a number of cultural icons and make them their own: the white Levi jacket and the fringed suede ...

The Who wrapped its "The Song Is Over" farewell tour on Oct. 1 at Acrisure Arena with a two-hour set and no special guests.

In late 1965, The Who fired Roger Daltrey after a potentially disastrous fight broke out amongst the band while on tour.

I wonder whether Roger and I will find something new with the Who legacy being lifted from us.” To that end, he’d gladly write songs for Daltrey to sing as a solo artist. “It's not difficult for me to ...

Roger Daltrey has seen better days. The Who frontman, 81, admitted that he is “nervous” about his health as the “Baba O’Riley” band prepares to kick off their “The Song Is Over” farewell tour later ...

The Who appeared at Rogers Arena last night, perhaps for the final time, with The Song is Over tour as part of their North American farewell. A jam-packed arena was treated to a great warm-up act as ...

Daltrey and The Who are about to embark on their North American farewell tour. Roger Daltrey, 81, said he’s “ready to go at any time” and made a solemn promise to fans after admitting he’s “nervous” ...

Months after Roger Daltrey revealed he is going blind and deaf, The Who frontman - who's currently on tour with his band - said he's "nervous about making it to the end of the tour." In an interview ...

While nurturing a successful solo career, Roger Daltrey also spent a significant part of his career as the lead singer of The Who. Bringing a unique style and sound to rock music, The Who entered the ...

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 ...

The Who’s former drummer, 59, addressed his shocking exit from the band in a new interview with The Telegraph published on Monday, June 16, and shed some light on what allegedly led to his firing. In ...

The song is never really over when it comes to Zak Starkey's relationship with the Who. "I don’t blame anyone," Starkey recently told The Telegraph, then added, "I blame the Who because they’re ...