Watch the Who Perform ‘Won’t Get Fooled Again’ With Toy Instruments on ‘Fallon’
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Joined by the Roots and Fallon himself, Pete Townshend and Roger Daltrey performed the 1971 classic with classroom instruments
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Roger Daltrey’s 2018 Orchestral ‘Tommy’ Tour Chronicled on New Live Album
Posted in: Music News'The Who’s Tommy Orchestral' features Roger Daltrey playing every song on the 1969 rock opera with a symphony
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Flashback: The Who Stage a Rocky Reunion at Live Aid
Posted in: Music NewsWatch them play a shambolic "Won't Get Fooled Again" during their first of many post-breakup performances
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Hear Pete Townshend on the Who’s Past and Future
Posted in: Music FeaturesOn Rolling Stone Music Now podcast, the Who's Pete Townshend breaks down the band's new album, their 2019 orchestral tour and more
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The Who Announce U.S. Dates for ‘Moving On!’ Symphonic Tour
Posted in: Music News"Just because it's the Who with an orchestra, in no way will it compromise the way Pete and I deliver our music," says Roger Daltrey
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The Who Plot Symphonic U.S. Arena Tour, New Studio Album for 2019
Posted in: Music NewsHall of Famers will team up with local symphonies for new tour kicking off in Michigan in May
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The Last Word: Roger Daltrey on Marriage, Hip-Hop and the Who Hit He’s Sick of Singing
Posted in: Music NewsThe frontman also reveals which deep cut he refuses to even consider playing live and explains why retirement isn't a priority
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Roger Daltrey Details Memoir Title, Release Date
Posted in: Music News'Thanks a Lot Mr. Kibblewhite: My Story' arrives in October
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Roger Daltrey Talks Symphonic ‘Tommy’ Tour, The Who’s Future
Posted in: Music News"We treat 'Tommy' with the respect that you'd treat a Mozart opera," says the Who's singer
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Review: Roger Daltrey’s ‘As Long as I Have You’ Gets Back to His Roots
Posted in: Album ReviewsThe Who frontman's first album in a quarter century is largely a covers set that connects to his Sixties beginnings
