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Moonlit Kickoff Signals The Who's Final Tour With Keith Moon
music25 days ago

Moonlit Kickoff Signals The Who's Final Tour With Keith Moon

On Aug. 3, 1975, The Who opened a late-summer U.S. tour at the Capitol Center in Landover, Maryland, without a new album, delivering a high-energy show powered by Keith Moon; Townshend wrestled with aging while Daltrey pushed back against public tensions as the band leaned on Tommy and their classic hits, with Moon's ferocious energy and Entwistle's steady bass driving the night—an event many saw as the start of The Who's final tour with Moon, who would die two years later.

via Rolling Stone|
#keith-moon#music#pete-townshend
Roger Daltrey Criticizes Zak Starkey's Remarks on Drummer's Exit
music1 year ago

Roger Daltrey Criticizes Zak Starkey's Remarks on Drummer's Exit

Roger Daltrey of The Who responded to Zak Starkey's public remarks about his firing from the band, calling Starkey’s comments a 'character assassination' and describing the incident at the Royal Albert Hall as a misunderstanding caused by sound issues and miscommunication. Daltrey emphasized his and Pete Townshend's roles as the core of the band, criticizing Starkey's reaction as upsetting.

via American Songwriter|
#band-departure#drummer-firing#music
Zak Starkey Reveals Ringo Starr's Criticism of Roger Daltrey and His Band Firing Experiences
music1 year ago

Zak Starkey Reveals Ringo Starr's Criticism of Roger Daltrey and His Band Firing Experiences

Zak Starkey discusses his firing from The Who, revealing Roger Daltrey's strange call suggesting he might be rehired, and clarifies he didn't make a mistake during a recent performance. Despite the controversy, Starkey remains open to rejoining the band, and shares his father's critical opinion of Daltrey's band leadership.

via Ultimate Guitar|
#drummer-controversy#music#ringo-starr
Zak Starkey Discusses His Turbulent Tenure with The Who and Missed Oasis Opportunity
music1 year ago

Zak Starkey Discusses His Turbulent Tenure with The Who and Missed Oasis Opportunity

Zak Starkey recounts his tumultuous experience with The Who, claiming he was unfairly blamed for onstage errors during a performance, leading to his firing and brief rehiring before ultimately leaving the band again. He criticizes the band's unpredictable and aggressive nature and mentions that Daltrey has suggested a possible return, though Starkey remains cautious.

via Louder|
#band-departure#drummer#music
The Who's Future Touring Plans in America Uncertain, Says Roger Daltrey.
music3 years ago

The Who's Future Touring Plans in America Uncertain, Says Roger Daltrey.

Roger Daltrey, the frontman of The Who, has stated that he is unsure if the band will ever tour America again due to the difficulties of touring during COVID-19. He also mentioned that the only tour they could do would be an orchestrated 'Quadrophenia' to round out the catalog, but it would be a tall order to sing that piece of music as he will be 80 next year. Additionally, Daltrey ruled out the possibility of a new studio album from The Who, stating that there isn't much interest in new music these days.

via BLABBERMOUTH.NET|
#covid-19#music#quadrophenia
The Who Forced to Cut Back on American Tours Due to High Costs, Says Roger Daltrey.
music3 years ago

The Who Forced to Cut Back on American Tours Due to High Costs, Says Roger Daltrey.

The Who's frontman, Roger Daltrey, has stated that the band's return to the United States is "very doubtful" due to the high costs and financial risks associated with touring. Daltrey cited the expenses of rehearsals, staging, crew, buses, and hotels, which can amount to $600,000 to a million before the band even starts earning back the money. Additionally, the risk of COVID-19 further complicates the situation. The band is currently booked for a European tour and playing better than ever.

via Yahoo Entertainment|
#covid-19#expenses#music
The Who Forced to Cut Back on American Tours Due to High Costs, Says Roger Daltrey.
music3 years ago

The Who Forced to Cut Back on American Tours Due to High Costs, Says Roger Daltrey.

The Who frontman Roger Daltrey has stated that the band's return to the United States is "very doubtful" due to the high costs and financial risk involved in touring. Daltrey cited the expenses of rehearsals, staging, crew, buses, and hotels, which can amount to $600,000 to a million in the hole before earning it back. Additionally, the risk of COVID-19 further complicates the situation. The band is currently booked for a European tour through the summer.

via Consequence|
#covid-19#financial-risk#music