Roger Daltrey News

Will The Who play at the Super Bowl in 2010? Some sources say yes. Others don't deny it.

The Who at the Super Bowl: YEAHHHHHHH! Billboard reports that The Who--a UK duo comprising singer Roger Daltrey and half-deaf guitarist Pete Townshend who are perhaps best known for soundtracking very popular American crime-lab procedural TV programs--will be the half-time performers at the 2010 Super Bowl.

Part drag show, part punk rock musical, all cabaret: Hedwig and the Angry Inch is, above all, a meditation on the fondest hope love offers: finding one's other half.

The Who are to perform the half-time set at next year's Super Bowl, according to reports in the US.

Roger Daltrey isn't on a solo tour to support an album or accomplish something without The Who, his longtime band.

The Who's Roger Daltrey was forced to pull out of a Baltimore gig on his current solo tour due to a throat problem.

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Daltrey, back in the day. I made a big musical mistake back in 1996. I let my cncert buddy Bob convince me to go with him to see the Who at Madison Square Garden during the band's Quadrophenia anniversary tour.

Last night at the House of Blues, when he sang "My Generation," he reworked it as a slow blues song, the back end of Bo Diddley's "I'm a Man." But he stopped short of the killer line, "Hope I die before I get old." Hey, you can only deal with so much irony.

The Who's lead singer Roger Daltrey is out on a rare solo tour dubbed "Use It or Lose It," a reference to the need for keeping his 65-year-old voice in top-notch shape.

With three stops in New Jersey, Roger Daltrey is keeping his vocal cords in shape for a possible reunion with his legendary bandmates Major rock tours often are named after the artist's new album.

Jed Gottlieb writes about music, film and pop culture for local, regional and national publications.

Concert Review: The Who RAMA, Ont.- The voice was rough, but the spirit was willing.

Who frontman Roger Daltrey has always been known for his voice, and to a lesser extent, his stunning physique.

Roger Daltrey performs during The Who concert at the Air Canada Centre in 2006. The singer is currently on a solo tour, stretching his pipes -- just in case.

At one point, Canada's Mike Myers had apparently snagged the lead role in the much-anticipated biopic on The Who drummer Keith Moon.

He rose to superstardom via his decades as the frontman of the pioneering rock band The Who, but Roger Daltrey has finally stepped out on his first solo tour in 25 years.

'That was such fun! I played a song with Roger Daltrey then one with Dave Stewart then we all played a couple of songs together.

Times may be changing in New Albany, but days like yesterday still strike me as somewhat surreal when viewed from the sobriety of a morning after.

The Who are reportedly in talks with game makers to develop a Rock Band video game modeled after their group.