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 ...

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The rock star said that touring is "grueling" and reflected on when he would be singing for three hours a night, six nights a week The Who will wrap up the tour with stops throughout North America ...

Having said that, Daltrey pointed out that the group isn’t planning to stop performing altogether. “We are definitely not saying we will never do any more shows, because we will always be available, ...

Zak Starkey’s three decades with the Who came to a fiery end in 2025. But he says he remains on good terms with both Pete ...

Roger Daltrey speaks in the press room during the 2024 Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame Induction Ceremony streaming on Disney+ at Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse on October 19, 2024 in Cleveland, Ohio (Arturo ...

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 Roger Daltrey is down on his knees. No, seriously. Last night, the Who played their first show of their "The Song Is Over" farewell tour at Anfiteatro Camerini in Piazzola Sul Brenta, Italy.

Pete Townshend has always been the main songwriter and creative force in The Who, but the band came together under the leadership of frontman Roger Daltrey. Daltrey, who was a year older than ...

Roger Daltrey has a long history with Leo Sayer. Not only did he help launch the British pop-rock singer's career, but he also gave him advice that kept it going. Sayer was a virtual unknown when he ...