New Who? Only if Roger Daltrey Can Co-Write with Pete Townshend

New Who? Only if Roger Daltrey can co-write with Pete Townshend

Roger Daltrey and Pete Townshend of The Who perform at Parco Della Musica on July 22, 2025 in Milan, Italy. Sergione Infuso/Corbis via Getty Images The Who is currently on a North American farewell tour, but if you’re hoping it will be accompanied by new music, Roger Daltrey has one specific condition. When asked if he’d want to make another Who album, Daltrey tells The New York Times, “No, there’d be nothing in it for me, unless I co-wrote the …

Rock superstar says he, bandmate might never call each other again when tour ends

The Who’s Pete Townshend and Roger Daltrey have worked together for more than 60 years. Time hasn’t softened the edges too much on their famously volatile relationship.

New Who? Only if Roger Daltrey can co-write with Pete Townshend – KSHE 95

The Who is currently on a North American farewell tour, but if you're hoping it will be accompanied by new music, Roger Daltrey has one specific condition.When asked if he'd… Source

Pete Townshend Speaks on His Rift with Roger Daltrey During The Who’s Farewell Tour

Looking Back at The Who’s Legacy As The Who take on their final tour, the weight of their history is impossible to ignore. Half of the original lineup is gone — drummer Keith Moon passed away in 1978, and bassist John Entwistle in 2002. Despite these losses, guitarist Pete Townshend and vocalist Roger Daltrey have […]

“We don’t communicate very well. He and I are very different and we have different needs as performers.” Pete Townshend on his and Roger Daltrey's problems as the Who set out on their final tour

He admits more shows may be in their future for charity or special projects

The Who Admit There May Be More Shows After Current Farewell Tour

A few weeks ago, eternal rock legends the Who kicked off their farewell tour of North America. It’s not the first time that the band has undertaken such an enterprise. In 1982, the Who did a different farewell tour, and they didn’t stick to it. As it turns out, they might not stick to this one, either. In a New York Times interview, surviving members Roger Daltrey and Pete Townshend admit that the Who might continue playing shows once this parti…