Pete Townshend Fears New Who Music Will Miss ‘Mood of the Moment’
Guitarist says their “old-fashioned” approach requires two years for album while younger artists release songs in weeks.
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10 Bands Who Had Final Tours That Weren’t Final
Welcome back, my friends, to the show that never ends.
How Worry Over Losing Girlfriend Impacted ‘Who Sell Out’ Sessions
Pete Townshend says Roger Daltrey was concerned about Jimi Hendrix's interest in his future wife.
Pete Townshend Says He Fooled Himself Over 1967 Flop Single
Who guitarist had expected “I Can See for Miles” to be the “biggest selling record in music history.”
Kiss’ Live Cover of the Who’s ‘Won’t Get Fooled Again’ Unearthed
Bruce Kulick combined fan-shot footage with soundboard audio to celebrate the Asylum tour's 35th anniversary.
10/15/1982: The Who Rocked the UNI-Dome
It was a sold-out concert in front of nearly 24,000 fans
How the Who Caught the Beatles Swearing Instead of Singing Lyrics
John Entwistle’s memoir reveals Fab Four’s foul-mouthed performance to room of screaming fans.
The Who Announce New Album, ‘Who’
Listen to lead track “Ball and Chain” from first LP in 13 years.
Woodstock Was the Who’s Worst Gig Ever, Says Roger Daltrey
Half-century of perspective hasn't changed singer's thoughts on his band's festival show.
Pete Townshend Calls the Who’s New Tour a ‘Big Move On': Exclusive Video
Guitarist talks about upcoming leg of the band's road show and how he started writing rock operas.