The roots of the Who go all the way back to the late Fifties when Roger Daltrey formed a skiffle group called the Detours ...

Some of their drummers lasted for years, while others were merely subbing for a few months, days, or even just a few songs, like at a 1973 San Francisco show when Keith Moon mixed ketamine pills ...

In addition, the band became a bit road-weary, as years of hard living took their toll on drummer Keith Moon. In 1978, shortly after the release of the album Who Are You, Moon died unexpectedly.

Pete Townshend clarified Starkey’s status with the band after the drummer, who is the son of The Beatles’ Sir Ringo Starr and godson of The Who’s original member Keith Moon, issued a ...

A legendary rock band is whole again. The Who announced over the weekend that Zak Starkey, the group’s drummer for nearly three decades, is back in the lineup. Singer Roger Daltrey and guitarist ...

A legendary rock band is whole again. The Who announced over the weekend that Zak Starkey, the group’s drummer for nearly three decades, is back in the lineup. Singer Roger Daltrey and guitarist ...

Keith Moon, the Who’s original percussionist, died from an accidental overdose in 1978. He was replaced by Kenney Jones until the band’s breakup.

the late Keith Moon. “They’ve been like family to me. In January, I suffered a serious medical emergency with blood clots in my right bass drum calf. This is now completely healed and does not ...