We don't often think of Pete Townshend as a writer of happy songs. The Who's "Blue, Red And Grey" proves he's a pretty great ...

The British invasion of the mid-1960s was a multi-pronged attack, an assault led above all by The Beatles, The Rolling Stones ...

Even though Pete Townshend had periods of where his material was terrific, he knew that some songs were best left in the past ...

Belgravia was dusted with an icing sugar sprinkle of frost as Pete Townshend and Eric Clapton made their way to Brian Epstein ...

Guitarists aren't so quick to reveal their secrets — until they have to. And when the Who prepared for their 1989 25th anniversary tour, Pete Townshend was in no shape to keep his guitar secrets to ...

In a new interview with The i Paper, Who guitarist Pete Townshend shared his opinion about longtime touring drummer Zak Starkey’s recent firing exit from the band, while offering some background into ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. When the film Rock Around the Clock arrived in England in 1956, Pete Townshend was among the youngsters who filled theaters eager ...

Variety met with Marshall, Sinclair and Hartmann in a house in town over the weekend to discuss the film, which they kept under wraps — even to distributors, whom they began entertaining at the same ...

Pete Townshend has shared his personal struggles to maintain mental health. During a recent conversation with The Sunday Times, the Who rocker admitted he suffered from “chemical depression.” As a ...

The 1980s were a brutal decade artistically for the guiding lights of the 1960s. In the aftermath of John Lennon’s assassination, Paul McCartney floundered increasingly as the decade wore on. Neil ...

Guitar smashing became one of rock music’s most recognizable acts of rebellion, but the tradition traces back to an accident ...