US EditionThe Who’s Roger Daltrey Knighted in King Charles III’s Birthday Honours
- Roger Daltrey, lead singer of The Who, was knighted in King Charles III's 2025 Birthday Honours in London in recognition of his charitable efforts and contributions to music.
- This honor followed Daltrey's over two decades as patron and curator of the Teenage Cancer Trust concert series, which he is stepping down from after 24 years.
- The Teenage Cancer Trust concerts at the Royal Albert Hall have raised more than £32 million, supporting young cancer patients across the UK and beyond.
- Daltrey described the knighthood as "a dream come true," accepting it on behalf of the charity's "unsung heroes" whose efforts made the success possible.
- The knighthood highlights Daltrey’s impact on music and charity amid The Who's US farewell tour preparations and handing curator duties to Robert Smith from 2026.
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The Who’s Roger Daltrey Knighted in King Charles III’s Birthday Honours
Roger Daltrey was among the notable figures recognized in King Charles III’s Birthday Honours list. The Who frontman, 81, was celebrated for his outstanding contributions to music and his long-standing charitable work — particularly with the Teenage Cancer Trust, where he has served as a patron since 2000. “It is a wonderful honour for me and especially for Teenage Cancer Trust,” Daltrey said in a statement shared in Instagram. “I accept thi…
He's Sir Roger Daltrey now: The Who rocker knighted by King Charles
Disney/Eric McCandless Roger Daltrey has been knighted by King Charles. The Rock & Roll Hall of Famer has been recognized as a Knight Bachelor as part of the King’s Birthday Honours. The now Sir Roger Daltrey is being honored for his contributions to music and his charity work, including raising funds for causes like Teenage Cancer Trust. “It is a wonderful honour for me and especially for Teenage Cancer Trust,” Sir Roger shared in a statement, …
The United Kingdom has recognized two great names from its recent history. We refer to Roger Daltrey and David Beckham, who have been named knights of the British Empire, thus receiving the title of “Sir.” Recently, a new edition of the King’s Foundation awards, a foundation created 35 years ago by King Charles III. Thus, the monarch celebrated it with everything, considering also that it almost coincided with his own birthday (14 June). The eve…
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