Pete Townshend began writing ‘My Generation’ as an anthem for his disaffected peers. Then the queen got involved.

Pete Townshend gave little thought to a solo career. Writing songs for the band, crafting albums, and touring behind them occupied nearly all of his time and mental energy. In 1972, however, he was ...

No band gets to pick their legacy on their own, but Pete Townshend figured that some songs resonate with Who fans for a damn good reason.

The Who's Pete Townshend wasn't sure exactly what he was a part of until 1973 when they created 'Quadrophenia', when it all clicked into place.

According to a new blog post by The Who’s keyboard tech, guitarist Pete Townshend recently underwent successful ...

The Who's legendary guitarist Pete Townshend admitted that the band's most iconic song, "My Generation," became "a burden." "I hate playing it," Townshend, 79, confessed on the Tuesday, March 25, ...

Check Out Who guitarist Pete Townshend’s new collaboration with young Dutch indie-pop artist Inge Lamboo, whom he calls “a special talent.” ...

The Who's Pete Townshend offered a shady explanation of his differences ... "I don't know which will go first - rock ‘n' roll or Christianity," he then quipped. Lennon's comments drew criticism and ...

The guitarist has multiple other focuses, but he says fans are irritated by his refusal to trade on his former glories – could AI could provide a solution?

In the early days of the Who, Pete Townshend gave little thought to ... In 1972, however, he was persuaded to shape Who Came First — a spiritual collection of oddities and demos meant only ...