ContactMusic — Roger Daltrey refuses to take time out from his rock 'n' roll career because a short break from singing could destroy his voice. The Who legend underwent surgery to remove a pre-cancerous growth from his throat in late 2009, and now works with a spec... more info

Scotsman.com — GU tric, bidh daoine a tha dèidheil air cèol nan 60an a' faighneachd "cò a b' fheàrr: na Beatles no na Stones". Sin a' cheist cheàrr, ge-tà, oir bha a' more info

Scotsman.com — Roger Daltrey Clyde Auditorium, Glasgow **** more info

ContactMusic — Rocker Roger Daltrey is unimpressed with the vast coverage of music festivals on British TV as he is convinced the "wall-to-wall" footage is killing the "mystery" of chart stars. The Who star is a big fan of live music, but admits watching big events... more info

ContactMusic — The Who's Roger Daltrey says TV coverage of festivals makes him "want to puke. "The 'Substitute' singer feels televising live music loses the essence of witnessing rock 'n' roll first hand and takes away from the "mystery" which surrounds the perform... more info

Guardian Music — The Sage, GatesheadLike music's answer to Monty Python's Black Knight, Roger Daltrey is battling on regardless despite being parted from his "limbs". Without Keith Moon and John Entwistle (and tinnitus-suffering Pete Townshend, for the time being at ... more info

ContactMusic — Veteran rocker Roger Daltrey was moved to tears when he read a wartime letter from his grandfather bravely describing life on the battlefield as "wonderful". The Who frontman perused a dispatch from his soldier grandad and became emotional when he re... more info

ContactMusic — The Who rocker Roger Daltrey has revealed he fought off teenage bullies by battering them with a chair. The singer was targeted when he was a young man because of his diminutive height, but he devised the perfect way to keep the thugs at bay. He tell... more info

The Telegraph — The Who's singer Roger Daltrey talks to Adam Sweeting about taking taking rock's most celebrated 'opera' on the road - without its creator Pete Townshend. more info

The Telegraph — Roger Daltrey, lead singer of The Who, has blamed cheap labour from eastern Europe for the decline of the British working class. more info