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The Who’s Roger Daltrey, 81, ‘issued health warning by doctors’ after announcing farewell tour
Roger and Pete formed The Who in 1964 alongside the late John Entwistle. Shortly after forming, the My Generation hitmakers ...
The Who's tour future in jeopardy as Roger Daltrey issued stern health warning
EXCLUSIVE: After The Who's bombshell announcement about their farewell tour in the USA, they shared why they may never follow ...
The one instrument Roger Daltrey said didn’t work for The Who
Looking back on a body of work that epitomises 1970s power rock, The Who frontman, Roger Daltrey, had misgivings about an instrument's presence in their oeuvre.
The Who announce farewell tour (again)
“The Song Is Over” tour (named for the 1971 track off Who’s Next) will kick off at Florida’s Amerant Bank Arena in August and ...
“Let’s see if we survive this one”: Is this really your last chance to see The Who?
The Who have just announced another ‘farewell’ tour. And all the signs are there that this one really will be their last ...
The Who will come to Fenway for the last time this summer
Legendary British rock band The Who announced their final tour of North America this week, with their “The Song is Over” tour ...
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"Much as I appreciate you, I am not going to play Pinball Wizard!" Watch Roger Daltrey engage in lively conversation with entitled heckler
Well, it wasn't enough for one fan, who engaged in a loud, lengthy and possibly lubricated conversation with Daltrey as he ...
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The Who Announce The Song Is Over North American Farewell Tour
and reflect the feeling I remember getting after hearing the first rock records coming across the radio,” Roger Daltrey said in a statement. “To me, America has always been great. The cultural ...
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The Who will perform one last time in Chicago Sept. 7
British rock band The Who are saying their final goodbye to North America this summer. Singer Roger Daltrey and guitarist ...
Roger Daltrey reveals 'tiny' The Who music wage despite £67m fortune
EXCLUSIVE: The Who frontman Roger Daltrey shared his surprisingly little wage from making hit music with the bad.