Antimusic Rock — The Who frontman Roger Daltrey revealed the origins of his legendary microphone swinging technique more info

JamBase — To celebrate Roger Daltrey's birthday, watch the legendary lead singer perform each track from The Who's landmark 1971 album, 'Who's Next.' more info

Magnet Magazine — Happy birthday Roger Daltrey (Who). One of the boys. Photo for MAGNET by Wes Orshoski. Read our recent Who live review from last year: The post Happy Birthday Roger Daltrey (Who) appeared first on Magnet Magazine. more info

Consequence of Sound — The film chronicles four everyday people as they attend Rock 'n' Roll Fantasy Camp. Alice Cooper, Roger Daltrey, KISS, Judas Priest, and More Star in Rock Camp, The Movie: Watch Trailer Spencer Kaufman more info

Guardian Music — (Rough Trade)Angry, tuneful and woke – this Tasmanian punk band dazzle on all countsNo one turns to garage punk for its compositional originality. The genre’s evergreen swagger rarely fails to supply uplift, however, and newcomers A Swayze and th... more info

Totally Fuzzy — "Liquid Quartet Live (Album Stream)" music video by Michael LandauAdded: 28-08-2020Genre : Rock & Alternative, Album StreamsDescription :New album from Michael Landau, recorded live at The Baked Potato Jazz Club in Los Angeles.  Get it on CD or LP n... more info

Stereogum — "I don't care / I know you're gonna hate this song!" is quite a way to begin your new single. That's what Roger Daltrey howls at the outset of "All This Music Must Fade," the latest from the Who's first album in 13 years, WHO. He goes on to reflect o... more info

Consequence of Sound — The Pearl Jam frontman assisted Roger Daltrey in singing the Quadrophenia classic. Eddie Vedder joins The Who to perform “The Punk and The Godfather” at Wembley Stadium: Watch Ben Kaye more info

JamBase — The Who's Roger Daltrey fears he'll lose his voice within the next five years and provides an update on the band's long-awaited follow-up to 2006's 'Endless Wire.' more info

Consequence of Sound — "Age will get it in the end," the 73-year-old singer recently said. The Who’s Roger Daltrey predicts his voice will be gone in five years Lake Schatz more info