Forty-three years after one of rock's most tragic nights, the Who finally returned to Cincinnati. Three fans who endured that 1979 show returned, too, to sort through the meaning of that terrible night
Hear an excerpt from the rocker's contribution to the Audible Original Words + Music series, Somebody Saved Me
The guitarist also sounds off on the absurdity of NFTs, the future of classic rock, the Spotify controversy, why he loves Freaks and Geeks, and more
Band's upcoming shows will once again pair Pete Townshend and Roger Daltrey with local symphonies
"This console has so much mojo for me," guitarist says. "I’ve rarely managed to get a bad sound out of it"
"Charlie Watts wept at Keith Moon’s funeral," Townshend wrote. "I wish I was capable of such tears today. Instead, I just want to say goodbye"
Watch the band workshop "Who Are You" in a clip from the doc, which is now available on the Coda Collection
A new box set brings one of the band's most pivotal albums into focus with outtakes, alternate versions, and Pete Townshend's demo recordings
He says the Beatles copied him when they made Sgt. Pepper, and that he'll agree to a Who biopic if it helps him "pay for my yachting"
Track is a fan favorite from Townshend's All the Best Cowboys Have Chinese Eyes
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