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The Who Hit 50 this year but they might have to rename their tour The Who Hits 51 by the time they get to play their shows in London.

The Who will chronicle their last tour around the world on June 10 with Quadrophenia: Live in London on a number of different formats.

Wilko Johnson’s pairing with Roger Daltrey for the album ‘Going Back Home’ has kicked in immediately in the UK with the album debuting at no. 3.

Roger Daltrey has told NME that he and Pete Townshend will be entering the studio to record a new Who album.

Wilko Johnson of pub rock pioneers Dr Feelgood and The Who’s legendary singer Roger Daltrey will release a collaborative album in March.

To celebrate the rerelease of their seminal album, ‘Tommy’, in both Deluxe and Super Deluxe versions, The Who have created ‘The Who Game’, giving fans the opportunity to unlock an exclusive live track.

Pete Townshend has made it clear that The Who will do one last big tour in 2015 and that will be the end of the road for them.

Limited Edition versions of The Who’s stunning concept album about a deaf, dumb and blind boy, to be released November 12.

On April 20, 1992, surviving Queen members Brian May, Roger Taylor and John Deacon performed at Wembley Stadium in London with a long list of guest performers, saluting the late Freddie Mercury.

With nearly all shows sold out for 2013’s Teenage Cancer Trust concerts at the Royal Albert Hall, additional special guests have been confirmed.

Chris Stamp, the man Roger Daltrey says is the very reason The Who happened, has died from cancer at the age of 70.

It took less than one show for controversy to hit the Who’s Quadrophenia tour opener Thursday night in Sunrise, Florida.

Worldwide star Roger Daltrey CBE, founder and lead singer of globally successful rock band The Who, has been given an honorary degree by Middlesex University, London.