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

Photo: Barrie Wentzell In 1965, Pete Townshend was in his apartment workshopping ... Townshend’s initial approach was a chug-a-lug acoustic number about kids his age being “put down just ...

This was a new incarnation of the band with a small army of musicians onstage, and Townshend sticking to acoustic guitar all night. “It was Pete’s way of disguising the fact that it was the ...

If this appearance to close out the Teenage Cancer Trust gigs was The Who’s final hurrah, then it was a hell of a way to go out ...

The damaged instrument is inscribed with a message that echoes MGK’s guitar-playing mantra – and it’s one of his most ...

On opening night, Pete Townshend, who turns 80 in May ... At the last, just The Who’s core duo remain for an acoustic Tea & Theatre (off 2006’s Endless Wire), a song few know, but whose affecting ...

Ed Sheeran has wowed fans, onlookers and commuters by playing in a London street. The Shape of You and Thinking Out Loud ...

[RELATED: Joint Together: The Who’s Pete Townshend Is Ready to Rock Again ... The Who closed out the show with a rendition of the 2006 acoustic tune “Tea & Theatre,” which the band has ...

Brian revealed that, besides Daltrey and co-founding guitarist Pete Townshend, the group’s lineup ... be more jamming or improvisation, different acoustic material maybe. Both Roger and Peter ...

Despite making the strangest sounds imaginable on guitar, Tom Morello knew when he was in the presence of a true guitar craftsman. Read more here.