The Who

Midge Ure, performing during the Isle of Wight festival

Ure and Osbourne show age means nothing to our music legends Scotsman comment

The Scottish premiere of the ballet begins today at the Festival Theatre in Edinburgh. Pic: Lisa Ferguson

Dancers take to the Royal Mile ahead of ballet of 1970s cult film

Roger Daltrey played a career-spanning set at Edinburgh's Usher Hall this week.

Roger Daltrey at Edinburgh's Usher Hall: 13 pictures of the gig

Roger Daltry will play Scotland in 2025.

Roger Daltrey Scotland 2025 presale: How to get tickets for three gigs

Robert Smith from The Cure

Modern big artists notably absent on Record Store Day - Kevin Buckle

Roger Daltrey is still able to deliver his signature scream on Won’t Get Fooled Again (Picture: Calum Buchan)

Music review: The Who - mod hits, rock operas and air-punching anthems

Sir Rod Stewart has confirmed an open-air show at Edinburgh Castle esplanade in July. Picture: Jack Geddes

Sir Rod Stewart confirms Edinburgh Castle gig as part of UK summer tour

The Who will be playing two gigs at Edinburgh Castle in July.

The Who confirm Edinburgh Castle gigs more than 40 years after last city shows

The Who has announce new UK tour dates for 2023

The Who announce first UK tour in six years - how to get tickets

Wilko Johnson (left) with Roger Daltrey performing on stage during the Teenage Cancer Trust series of charity gigs, at the Royal Albert Hall, in London. Picture: PA

Dr Feelgood guitarist Wilko Johnson dies aged 75

Judith Durham did not fit the template of pop stardom - but she had a great voice

Obituaries: Judith Durham, the voice of Australian hit-makers the Seekers

The WHO says the pandemic is approaching its “endgame” in Europe (Photo: Getty Images)

Covid pandemic reaching ‘endgame’ - but shouldn’t be treated like flu

The discovery of a new Covid variant in South Africa has sparked fresh travel restrictions in the UK. Photo: felipecaparros / Canva Pro.

How bad is the Omicron variant in Scotland?

The Who coin is the fourth to be released in the Royal Mint’s music legends series (Photo: Shutterstock)

Royal Mint launches new collectable coin celebrating rock legends The Who

Pete Townshend, left, and Roger Daltrey of The Who, seen in 2019 (Picture: Theo Wargo/Getty Images for Polydor Records)

The Who's Roger Daltrey sets an example on Covid vaccine – Scotsman comment

The Kansas City Chiefs could retain the Super Bowl at Super Bowl 55 (Getty Images)

Super Bowl 55: when do the Tampa Bay Bucaneers face the Kansas City Chiefs - and...

How to see ‘Unseen’ shows from stars and help teen cancer charity

Scientists have suggested that airborne transmission cannot be ruled out

Scientists are now suggesting coronavirus can be spread by particles in the air

Our obsession with technology means we are increasingly missing out on social situations with real people (Picture: Dan Phillips)

How we are sleepwalking into a real-life Matrix – Jim Duffy

Pete Townshend and Roger Daltrey of The Who

Album reviews: The Who | Neil Young | Rod Stewart

Dancing to the house band at Aberdeen's beach ballroom during the 1960s. PIC: Aberdeen City Council.

Remembering 90 years of the good times at Aberdeen Beach Ballroom

King Crimson

Music review: King Crimson, Playhouse, Edinburgh

The Who in 1965 - the same year they pitched up in Elgin following the release of My Generation. PIC:

When The Who's Keith Moon was kicked out a cafe in Elgin

Musician Pete Townshend has praised work of Tannoy workers PICTURE: Kevin Winter/Getty Images

The Who's Pete Townshend backs Tannoy workers

The Kronos Quartet ended their generally serious Edinburgh show with two light-hearted encores. Picture: Jay Blakesberg

Classical review: Kronos Quartet, Edinburgh

Picture: TSPL

The Boys Are Back in Town - rockers make comeback

Lonnie Donegan at the Queen's Hall in Edinburgh in 2002.

When Lonnie Donegan collapsed mid-tour

A screengrab from the video, which was uploaded to YouTube ahead of Scottish Labour's 2015 conference. Picture: Contributed

Scottish Labour conference video ‘misspells generation’

Professor Stephen Hawking will appear at Glastonbury. Picture: PA

Professor Stephen Hawking to appear at Glastonbury

Roger Daltry (L) and Pete Townsend from The Who perform on stage. Picture: Getty

The Who announced as Glastonbury headliners

Roger Daltrey and Pete Townshend are doing what they do best. Picture: Getty

Music review: The Who | Basement Jaxx | Deacon Blue

The Wedding Singer: Roger Daltrey, who performed with The Who at the Hydro last night. Picture: Getty

The Who’s Roger Daltrey performs at Scots’ wedding

Combination therapy makes it easier for people to stick to a treatment plan. Picture: Getty

10p ‘polypill’ could save millions of lives

Billy Connolly is to front a new documentary series about death for ITV. Picture: PA

Billy Connolly to present ITV series about death

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John Entwhistle of The Who’s Rolls-Royce for sale

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Gig review: The Who, Glasgow

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Book review: Mod: A Very British Style by Richard Weight

Glasgow’s Renfield Street Odeon demolished

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Artist Sir Peter Blake to star on a record sleeve

Prisoners’ choir album raises £3000 for charity

Celebrity books of the year: From Townshend to Everett to Burton
OWING to circumstances beyond my control I had to stop reading this goodly selection from the great steaming pile of celebrity memoirs and return to them later.

Easy does it for The Blue Nile

Gig review: Raise The Dead: Alice Cooper, Edinburgh

Gig review: Raise The Dead: Alice Cooper, Edinburgh

Pete Townshend admits it was ‘insane’ to investigate roots of child porn

London 2012 Olympics: Cool Britannia on show as UK waves goodbye to Games

Fender adds another string to bow with flotation

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Who's my hero? Lonnie Donegan, says Roger Daltrey

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Look Who's playing at Murrayfield in summer

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‘Sir Paul has just written manure for years’

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