Pete Townshend and Roger Daltrey, both in their 80s, performed with palpable passion and conviction throughout.

Performers at the era-defining festival included Sly and the Family Stone, The Who and more — and they all have tales to tell ...

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 ...

Audience members have been heckling performers since time immemorial, but as one jeering concertgoer learned after Roger Daltrey swung a mic at him, it’s always wise to make sure the artist you’re ...

One morning in995, I received a phone call that changed my life. It was The Daily Telegraph, asking if I would be interested ...

The Who played the final concert of their North American farewell tour Wednesday night, and from the sound of their closing speeches it might have been their last show ever. "I suppose, you know, it's ...

LAS VEGAS – About four hours before they would uncork "Who Are You" to an arena packed with 17,000 fans, The Who ripped out the 1978 singalong for about 100 people. The assembly inside MGM Grand ...

The Who took the stage at Thousand Palms, Calif.’s Acrisure Arena last night, Oct. 1, for their final North American performance. Since August, the legendary rock innovators have crossed the US and ...

Bad Bunny isn’t letting his critics get the best of him. The “Baile Inolvidable” singer spoke out following criticism of his upcoming performance at the Apple Music Super Bowl LX Halftime Show during ...