JamBase — Watch Katie Jacoby tear up “Baba O’Riley” at Roger Daltrey’s ‘Tommy’ Symphonic Tour opener. The post Roger Daltrey Kicks Off ‘Tommy’ Symphonic Tour In Bethel appeared first on JamBase. more info

Stereogum — The Who haven't released an album since Endless Wire in 2006. It's been even longer since frontman Roger Daltrey's last solo record, Rocks In The Head, which came out in 1992. But a few years ago, shortly after his collaboration with Dr. Feelgood gui... more info

JamBase — Release Day Picks this week highlights new albums by Roger Daltrey, Neko Case, Father John Misty, Nicki Bluhm and Phil Cook. The post Release Day Picks: June 1st New Album Highlights appeared first on JamBase. more info

NME — "I want someone at least answerable to me that I can say ‘fuck off, you’re useless!’” The Who's Roger Daltrey The Who frontman Roger Daltrey has hit out at the Labour Party, as well as clarifying why he is a …Continue reading » The p... more info

NME — "Why would any rock star need to push themselves on women?” The Who’s Roger Daltrey has criticised Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, spoke on Brexit and disparaged the #MeToo movement in a …Continue reading » The post The Who’s Roger Daltre... more info

Guardian Music — Featuring some wholesome country, a cover of a 1964 R&B banger and a flamingo-haired Spice Grrrl Continue reading... more info

TMZ — Roger Daltrey didn't have to headline a music festival to score a $1 million payday, he did it playing a rich dude's 60th birthday over the weekend in California instead. The party was for Dr. Craig Flashner. If you're wondering how Flashner had… ... more info

Rolling Stone — Roger Daltrey howls and yells about love on his new solo single, "As Long as I Have You," which is the title track for his upcoming album. The song is an upbeat, rhythm-and-blues rave-up with bluesy guitar, soulful backup vocals and a swinging backbe... more info

Stereogum — The last time the classic rock legends the Who released an album was way back in 2006, with Endless Wire. Since then, it's been what you might expect from aging greats: tours, more (maybe-goodbye) tours, compilations, revisiting the glory days in var... more info

Topix — Roger Daltrey and Pete Townshend, the two surviving members of The Who, are shown performing at San Diego's Valley View Casino Center in 2016. At his Saturday concert in Las Vegas, Daltrey, 74, said he is "very, very deaf." more info