When the Who performed at London’s Hyde Park this past summer, it was an electrifying performance and a definitive moment in the band’s 50-year history. With a sell-out crowd of 65,000 fans, Roger Daltrey and Pete Townshend delivered a set of all the greatest hits including “Who Are You,” “My Generation,” “I Can See For … Continue reading See the Trailer for the Who’s New Concert Film →

Lambert & Stamp is the story of two aspiring filmmakers who discovered and managed The Who. The documentary, which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival in 2014 and is being distributed to Sony Pictures, hits theaters in New York and Los Angeles April 3rd. It will open at theaters in additional cities after that. The … Continue reading Lambert & Stamp (Official Trailer) →

A Paul McCartney tribute album, which has been in the works for years and gaining much attention over the last few months, has finally been released. The Art of McCartney features various artist performing Paul McCartney penned songs from the days of The Beatles, Wings, as well as McCartney’s solo career. A full track listing … Continue reading ‘The Art of McCartney’ Tribute Album Out Now →

Some of the most influential and respected musicians in classic rock were in attendance Tuesday night, when the UK-based Classic Rock Magazine handed out their annual Roll of Honour Awards in Hollywood. The event, traditionally held in the UK, celebrated it’s 10th anniversary this side of the pond this year. Hosted by Sammy Hagar, the … Continue reading Watch Video Highlights From the Classic Rock Awards →

In a recent interview with Q The Music, The Who’s Roger Daltrey admits he was initially confused by Pete Townshend’s concept album ideas, including Tommy and Quadrophenia. “Did I have to ask him what the hell he was on about? All the time [laughs],” Daltrey said. “But equally, there’s always one sentence that comes out … Continue reading Roger Daltrey Confused by Pete Townshend’s Ideas →

The Who’s Roger Daltrey wants the Rolling Stones and Led Zeppelin to play his Teenage Cancer Trust shows, Sky News reports. Daltrey hosts the charity event each year at Royal Albert Hall in London and says the two bands always top his wish list. “I’ve tried to get the Stones for years,” Daltrey says. “They’ve … Continue reading Roger Daltrey Wants The Rolling Stones and Led Zeppelin →

THE MOODY BLUES CRUISE II–the second annual fan cruise from The Moody Blues, sailing the Caribbean April 2-7, 2014  aboard the MSC Divina–have collaborated with The Stand Up and Shout Cancer Fund, a non-profit charitable fund formed in honor of the legendary rock singer Ronnie James Dio, who lost his life to stomach cancer in … Continue reading The Moody Blues Cruise to Raffle New Custom 2013 Mini Cooper on Fan Cruise →

The Moody Blues have announced the final line-up for their second fan cruise experience – The Moody Blues Cruise II – departing from Miami, FL on April 2nd, 204 for five days and nights, visiting tropical ports including Grand Turk Island, Turks & Caicos and Nassau, Bahamas. The theme of the cruise is Return To … Continue reading The Moody Blues Announce Lineup for Fan Cruise →

On October 9th, The Who’s Live In Texas ’75 will be released on DVD.  Recorded at The Summit in Houston at the beginning of the US leg of The Who By Numbers tour, this incendiary 117-minute show has previously only been available as a rough bootleg.  The original video footage has been cleaned up for … Continue reading The Who Live in Texas ’75 Coming to DVD →

Legendary British rock band The Who have announced a 36-date tour scheduled for late this year – the band’s first in North America in four years. Kicking off in Florida on November 1, the tour features Who founding members Roger Daltrey and Pete Townshend, alongside Zak Starkey, Pino Palladino, Simon Townshend, Chris Stainton, Loren Gold, … Continue reading The Who Announce North American ‘Quadrophenia’ Tour →