Stereogum — The Who are releasing their first new album in 13 years this fall. There were whispers of a new studio album earlier this year, and this summer they debuted some new music live, and now the band has officially announced that WHO will be out on 11/22. more info
JamBase — The Who announced their first album in 13 years, 'Who,' released the single "Ball & Chain," played an intimate acoustic set in New York City and announced a U.K. Tour 2020. more info
Consequence of Sound — Who, the band's first new studio album in 13 years, is due out in November.
The Who announce new album, premiere “Ball & Chain”: Stream
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Consequence of Sound — The track will appear on the band's new album, due out this November.
The Who debut new song “Big Cigars” live in NYC: Watch
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New York Post — [pullquote attribution="" align="left"]There are 10-year old kids on YouTube who can shred better than me. But no one can windmill like me.[/pullquote] more info
JamBase — Watch Keith Moon sing "Bell Boy" during The Who's concert at London's Charlton Athletic Football Ground in 1974 to celebrate what would have been his 73rd birthday. more info
JamBase — Listen to moe., Blues Traveler and G. Love cover the Grateful Dead, The Band, Led Zeppelin and The Who at White Oak Amphitheatre in Greensboro, North Carolina. more info
JamBase — Check out moe., Blues Traveler and G. Love's cover-heavy collaborative setlist including takes on Hendrix, The Beatles, Neil Young and The Who. 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
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