Pete Townshend's Quadrophenia talked about modern masculinity before Gen Z was born
Sky News has an exclusive first look at Pete Townshend's Quadrophenia A Mod ballet at Sadler's Wells East. Despite The Who's ...
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The Who’s Pete Townshend Throws Shade at The Beatles: ‘They Made a Joke’ at Serious Questions
The Who's Pete Townshend explained major differences between his band and The Beatles, claiming that the Fab Four ‘made a ...
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Pete Townshend ponders using AI to re-create his ‘70s heyday for fans who prefer the Who's classic songs
The guitarist says he's growing increasingly frustrated by fans clamoring for him to play his old hits at solo shows ...
Music legend says he’s got ‘maybe 10 years left’ in his career
So Townshend, who turns 80 in May, is trying to get as much done before he plans to slow down within the next decade. “I’ve ...
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The Who’s Pete Townshend Drops New Collaboration with Young Dutch Indie-Pop Artist He Calls “a Special Talent”
Check Out Who guitarist Pete Townshend’s new collaboration with young Dutch indie-pop artist Inge Lamboo, whom he calls “a special talent.” ...
Pete Townshend Says The Who 'F---ing Nailed It' with These Two Hit Songs
Pete Townshend reveals the two songs he think the Who "f---ing nailed it" with. The guitarist and songwriter spoke to ...
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Thirty Years Later, Pete Townshend on Why ‘The Who's Tommy' Is Still Capturing Rock ‘n' Roll's Essence on Broadway
Pete Townshend: You know ... I tended to work purely for the art. I had written a bunch of songs, all of which had done pretty well, and one was "I Can See For Miles" which I took a lot of ...
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The Who’s Pete Townshend Says Band’s Classic Song ‘My Generation’ Is a ‘Burden’
The Who guitarist Pete Townshend admitted that the band’s most iconic song, ‘My Generation,’ became ‘a burden’ ...
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The Who’s Pete Townshend Throws Shade at The Beatles: ‘They Made a Joke’ at Serious Questions
The Who's Pete Townshend offered a shady explanation ... was about fashion and about art and about music,” Townshend continued. “It was not about societal change. It wasn't about politics.