The Who's Roger Daltry says he's going blind
Roger Daltry, the 81-year-old frontman of The Who, told a crowd at London’s Royal Albert Hall last night that he was going blind. Per The Sun, The Who were performing their 25th annual Teenage Cancer Trust charity show when Daltry revealed that he was losing his sight. In 2018, Daltry announced he was “very, very deaf.”
The Who released their landmark LP Who’s Next in 1971, and before the year was out they’d played seven of the nine songs live in concert. The two exceptions were “The Song Is Over” and ...
Pete Townshend reveals the two songs he think the Who "f---ing nailed it" with. The guitarist and songwriter spoke to ...
In a new blog post, The Who's longtime keyboard tech, Brian Kehew, revealed how the band’s upcoming concerts will differ from ...
The Who played their first show of 2025 Thursday night at London’s Royal Albert Hall as part of the annual Teenage Cancer Trust benefit concert series. It was their live performance of any sort ...
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