ABC/Richard CartwrightThe Who‘s Roger Daltrey may still be singing “I hope I die before I get old,” but thankfully, it’s way too late for that: He turns 75 today. In 1959, Daltrey founded a band called The
Courtesy of the Rock and Roll Hall of FameIn a new Rolling Stone interview marking her upcoming induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame as a solo artist, Stevie Nicks insists that she’ll be rocking
Courtesy of Record Store DayThe 2019 installment of Record Store Day takes place Saturday, April 13, and the complete list of exclusive releases that will be available at independent record shops has now been revealed. Among the
The Detours: John Entwistle, Doug Sandom, Roger Daltrey, Pete Townshend; Courtesy of The Who ArchivesDoug Sandom, who played drums in The Who before Keith Moon joined the band, died Wednesday, one day after turning 89. Pete Townshend
Michael Jackson, James Safechuck (Courtesy of HBO)Oprah Winfrey is ready to ask Michael Jackson‘s accusers some serious questions. HBO announced on Wednesday that Winfrey is set to host a Q&A with Wade Robson and James Safechuck, who
William Snyder/Trinifold The Who‘s Pete Townshend has offered up another update about how things are progressing as the band continues work on its upcoming studio album. In the latest blog, posted on TheWho.com, Townshend reports that singer
BMGFormer Youngbloods frontman Jesse Colin Young released a new solo album, Dreamers, earlier this month. The 14-track collection features finds the veteran folk-rocker reflecting on a variety of contemporary political and social issues. Young tells ABC Radio
ABC/Paul LoboSting will headline the 23rd annual edition of Dinner with the Stars, an event presented by Variety the Children’s Charity of St. Louis. It’s scheduled for April 13 at the Stifel Theatre in St. Louis. The
ABC/Richard CartwrightThe Who‘s Roger Daltrey appears in a short documentary about a dark moment in the history of the band. Before a December 1979 Who show at Cincinnati’s Riverfront Coliseum, 11 young people were killed when a
Credit: Carl SchultzLongtime E Street Band member Nils Lofgren has announced dates for a new U.S. solo tour, which will take place in the late spring. The trek is plotted out from a May 10 concert in