Antimusic Rock — The Who's iconic frontman Roger Daltrey has announced that he will be launching a UK solo tour next spring more info

Stereogum — This year’s Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame induction ceremony goes down next month in Cleveland, and it’s got some big-name honorees. This year’s induction class includes a Tribe Called Quest, Mary J. Blige, Ozzy Osbourne, Cher, the Dave Matthew... more info

Stereogum — Roger Daltrey is no fan of setlist.fm. Recently the Who frontman was ranting about how the internet has “ruined live shows” by allowing audiences to look up which songs artists have been performing from night to night. “Who wants to know wha... more info

Stereogum — Roger Daltrey is about to go on a solo tour, and if you’re going, he would like you to not look up the setlist beforehand. “There’s no surprises left with concerts these days, ’cause everybody wants to see the setlist,” the Who frontman ... more info

JamBase — Debuting on April 24 on Volume.com, 'The Singers Talk' podcast, produced in partnership with Double Elvis Productions and Volume features intimate interviews with iconic vocalists such as Thom Yorke, Roger Daltrey and Norah Jones. more info

Stereogum — Last year, the Who’s Roger Daltrey said that the long-running UK rock legends, who’d just toured North America in 2022, might not ever tour America again, citing the difficulties of mounting grand-scale rock shows in a post-COVID world. Fortun... more info

Consequence Of Sound — Kelly Jones and Glen Hansard also participated in the performance at London's Royal Albert Hall. Roger Daltrey Joined by Robert Plant, Eddie Vedder for “Baba O’Riley” at Teenage Cancer Trust Concert: Watch Spencer Kaufman more info

JamBase — The Who’s Roger Daltrey was joined by Led Zeppelin’s Robert Plant, Pearl Jam’s Eddie Vedder and others at the Teenage Cancer Trust benefit concert in London. more info

Stereogum — Roger Daltrey has served as the curator for the annual Teenage Cancer Trust benefit shows, which have taken place at the Royal Albert Hall in London for more than two decades. This was his last year as curator, however, and he headlined the final ... more info

New York Post — Expect "a mostly acoustic set of Who gems, rarities, solo nuggets" and more. more info