Pete Townshend

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”I was being ironic in my own English way by suggesting it is something I am glad about,” Pete says, and he apologized to Keith and John's family members.

”They were fucking difficult to play with,” Pete says. Oof.

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"I am really sorry, Roger cannot speak right now," Pete Townshend told the crowd, promising they'd be back. "When we can come back, I don't know, but I swear to you, we will come back and we will honor your tickets. Hang on to them."

The Who's first album in 13 years, ’WHO,’ will be out November 22.

”Big Cigars” and ”Hero Ground Zero” will be on The Who's new album, which is out in November.

The second leg of The Who's ”Moving On!" tour also hits LA, San Francisco, Boston, and more...

The Who revealed last week that they're working on a new album and also planning to go on an orchestral North American tour, and now dates have been revealed.

They're also planning to release their first new album since 2006.