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It only took 33 years but at long last the remaining ticket holders of the 1979 cancelled Who show have reason to celebrate — they’ve just traded in their tickets in exchange for new ones to the band’s February 2013 show at the Dunkin’ Donuts Center in Providence, R.I.

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The Who‘s new documentary, ‘The Who: Quadrophenia – Can You See the Real Me?’ The Story Behind the Album,’ will make it to theaters this summer.

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After more than a decade in development, it sounds like Pete Townshend is finally ready to release his long-discussed memoir. In fact, it’ll be on bookstore shelves in time for Christmas.

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A poster advertising the Who‘s October 1969 week-long residency at the Fillmore East recently sold for $401 on eBay.

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One of the most bizarre stories to pass our way in recent history was confirmed on Thursday. Appearing on the “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” late night talk show, Who singer Roger Daltrey said that yes, the organizers of the 2012 London Olympics did, in fact, try to get drummer Keith Moon to appear at the Opening Ceremony. Moon died in 1978.

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The reissue of the Who‘s rock opera ‘Quadrophenia’ has been guided by the careful hand and direction of guitarist Pete Townshend. The new version is remastered and features Townshend’s demos of each song, as well as extensive liner notes. In a pair of videos, the guitarist shares his methodology behind the reissue.

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British film director Ken Russel, best known in the music world for his work on the Who‘s 1975 rock opera ‘Tommy,’ passed away is his sleep Sunday in Lymington, England, following a series of strokes. He was 84.

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Half of the original Who are working to brighten the lives of kids battling cancer. The Who's Roger Daltrey and Pete Townshend have launched a program for teens and young adults battling cancer. The duo have pledged to raise money to renovate part of the Ronald Reaga

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Lead guitarist for The Who, Pete Townshend, has let it be known that he is working on a 'Quadrophenia' box set. The special project should be released in October. Ultimate Classic Rock revealed that Townshend is in the studio working with the Who's engineer Bob Pridden to restore and enhance the classic ablum

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The Who frontman Roger Daltrey has announced plans to head out on a tour of the band’s rock opera “Tommy” without its composer and Who mastermind Pete Townshend. The tour, which begins at Ragley Hall in Alcester, England, will feature Townshend’s son Simon on lead guitar

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