The Who's 1971 effort 'Who's Next' is among their most iconic albums, but Pete Townshend first envisioned the project as ...

Minimalism met rock in 1972 when Pete Townshend wrote “Baba O’Riley.” The song’s cyclic, arpeggiating riff was inspired by ...

Listening to The Who's debut album with a 6-decade perspective, it is hard to believe this band would evolve into the ...

While Pete Townshend was the visionary behind many of The Who's best tunes, he knew when they were underdelivering their ...

When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Credit: Chris Morphet/Redferns Conjure an image of The Who’s axeman and songwriter Pete Townshend ...

Won't Get Fooled Again' is one of the Who guitarist-songwriter's favorite Pete Townshend songs and he explained why.

In his memoir, Derek Shulman reflects on rescuing AC/DC in the '90s, turning around their fortunes when they were on the ...

In March, Townshend told 'The New York Times' that the band had one "final" thing to do Jo Hale/Getty Pete Townshend, a co-founder and longtime member of The Who, is shutting down the possibility of a ...

Find three guitar players that Pete Townshend loved, who were either his contemporaries or some of his biggest influences.

Helping form The Who, Pete Townshend spent over six decades performing on stages all over the world. And during that time, he also helped write over 100 songs for the band. With each passing year, ...

The Who‘s Pete Townshend said one of his songs was misinterpreted as a coming out song even though it was not. He once said he did not consider himself to be bisexual, saying he just had a feminine ...

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 ...