BBC News - UK — Rock band The Who deny reports they have endorsed a sequel to Quadrophenia, the cult film based on their rock opera. more info

NME — Band call planned sequel to 1979 film ‘a blatant cash-in’ more info

NME — The Who postponed gigs last year during Daltrey's illness more info

Consequence of Sound — During a Who Cares for the Next Generation charity event in Santa Monica, California. more info

NME — The Who won’t put out unreleased music as ‘I’ve got other things to waste my money on’ more info

Guardian Music — The Who frontman says ‘musicians are getting robbed every day’ thanks to music streaming and that he won’t give his music away for freeIn October the Who’s Roger Daltrey will appear at the star-studded Desert Trip festival,... more info

MSN Music — There isn’t anything to be infinitely sad about anymore. Billy Corgan and his band The Smashing Pumpkins released their first record, “Gish,” 25 years ago on May 28. Outside of releasing multiple hits and songs that are still staples of rock ra... more info

Popdose — If it wasn’t obvious that The Anderson Council has been one of New Jersey’s best kept secrets, well now, it won’t be… Because this band, who has been around since 1999 with their deliciously crisp modern take on classic mid-’60’s psychede... more info

Roadrunner - Blabbermouth — SIXX:A.M. members Nikki Sixx and James Michael joined DISTURBED on stage on May 27 at this year's Rocklahoma festival in Pryor, Oklahoma to perform cover versions of U2's "I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For" and THE WHO's "Baba O'Riley". Vide... more info

Roadrunner - Blabbermouth — Jacoby Shaddix of PAPA ROACH joined DISTURBED on stage at this past weekend's Rock On The Range festival in Columbus, Ohio to perform a cover version of the RAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE classic "Killing In The Name". Video footage of their rendition can ... more info