Even before joining the Yardbirds, session man Page had already contributed to numerous hit songs, but he was just along for ...

Pete Townshend has penned his fair share of iconic rock songs, but he has also amassed a number of underrated masterpieces, ...

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 ...

Rock ‘n’ roll is already high-energy and aggressive, but when you add amphetamines to the mix, things can get especially heated and out of control—something The Who learned the hard way after a ...

I broke my bed to The Who back in the ’80s. Wait. I can explain. I was listening to “Who Are You” at full volume and bouncing up and down on the bed. After one particularly impressive bound — compete ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. Sixty years ago the British invasion was in full swing — beyond the Beatles and the Rolling Stones, bands like the ...

Not even a month after the Who kicked off their North American Farewell Tour at Sunrise’s Amerant Bank Arena, it turns out local classic rock fans will have another chance to see the Who lead singer, ...

There's no shortage of stories in the rock history vaults concerning superstar bands dealing with bad luck, oftentimes in the form of some supremely talented individual dying long before their time.

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BOSTON (WHDH) - No fooling, Roger Daltrey, the front man of the band “The Who” visited Join Together with patients at the Dana Farber Cancer Center on Tuesday. “It’s so hard for them these days,” ...

The guitarist and frontman chat about their fraught partnership, earliest goals and (possibly) final shows on the road. By Rob Tannenbaum “This is what happens when you get old,” Pete Townshend said ...