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Tensions Explode Between Townshend, Daltrey Ahead of Who Farewell Tour

  • On May 18, Pete Townshend announced Zak Starkey's departure from The Who ahead of the band's North American farewell tour starting in August.
  • Tensions arose due to miscommunications about Starkey's status, with Roger Daltrey saying Starkey was 'retired' to focus on solo projects, not fired.
  • Starkey, drummer for nearly 30 years and son of Ringo Starr, clarified on Instagram that he spent eight weeks working on a new single with his group Mantra of the Cosmos.
  • Scott Devours, who drums in Daltrey's solo band, replaced Starkey and said he understands some fans may struggle to accept him but will honor The Who's legacy.
  • The upheaval highlights ongoing friction between Townshend and Daltrey, suggesting further challenges for the band during their final tour amid differing tour and recording views.
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RollingStone broke the news in Los Angeles, United States on Tuesday, May 27, 2025.
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