The Who

Popdose — Rife with the twang of 12-string Rickenbackers galore, harmonies, melody and swinging beats – this is the embodiment of Arvidson & Butterflies and their self-titled debut album.  What makes this a bit more interesting is that this six-piece band h... more info

The Mirror — The two music legends were part of a live show as the former Top Gear star's programme came to Chiswick more info

MSN Music — Rock ‘n’ roll will never die. Today’s most listened to radio stations are dominated by songs made on computers with vocal tracks touched up by autotune. But throughout history, rock ‘n’ roll has been a constant, chronicling the country’s ... more info

JamBase — Last night's Umphrey’s McGee concert at Red Rocks ended with their first performance of a classic The Who song. more info

Obscure Sound — David Jacobson touts a sound full of presence and vintage rock ‘n’ roll warmness. Like many, his early bands in middle and high school were influenced by Led Zeppelin and The Who fandom, later getting into the jam band scene in college. Living in... more info

BBC News - UK — The Who's Roger Daltrey is honoured with the 25th Music Industry Trusts Award in recognition of his contribution to music and his charity work. more info

Roadrunner - Blabbermouth — According to The Pulse Of Radio, LED ZEPPELIN have reportedly turned down $14 million for two reunion performances at October's "Desert Trip" concerts in Indio, California. Showbiz411.com — the site that broke the news on the concerts —... more info

NME — Ray Burdis says he doesn’t intend ‘To Be Someone’ as a sequel more info

Roadrunner - Blabbermouth — Veteran rock musicians Vinny Appice, Rudy Sarzo, Craig Goldy and Andrew Freeman, along with the Temecula Valley Symphony, performed rock's greatest hits by LED ZEPPELIN, THE WHO, THE BEATLES, PINK FLOYD, MOODY BLUES, RAINBOW, DEEP PURPLE, and more at... more info

Uncut — It's described as a “blatant attempt to cash in.” The Who It's described as a “blatant attempt to cash in.” The post The Who criticise “totally ridiculous” Quadrophenia sequel appeared first on Uncut. more info