In a new interview on Spanish radio, The Who guitarist Pete Townshend admitted his issue with performing live and also shared his hatred of collaborating.

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The Who’s Pete Townshend has revealed that he does not love performing live on stage, saying it “does not fill my soul”.

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Pete Townshend has clarified that Zak Starkey remains a member of The Who, addressing earlier confusion following Starkey's ...

Reports emerged last week suggesting Zak had been sacked from The Who. The Who’s Pete Townshend has released a statement ...

In an Instagram post, Townshend wrote: “News flash! Who back Zak! Zak is not being asked to step down from The Who. There ...

Post Malone’s ex-fiancee, from whom he reportedly split late last year, is requesting full physical custody of their toddler daughter. Hee Sung “Jamie” Park is seeking primary physical custody of the ...

Pete Townshend is denying recent reports that the Who’s longtime drummer Zak Starkey was fired from the English rock band after 28 years.

Bill Kelly Last week, after nearly three decades of collaboration, The Who very publicly split with longtime drummer Zak ...