Roger Daltrey opened up his solo tour last Saturday night at the Commodore Ballroom in Vancouver with what turned out to be a mostly Who concert. That fact may be fitting as his Use It or Lose It Tour is meant to be a way to keep his voice in shape before going out with the Who next year.The show was filled with numerous rarely performed Who songs, including Pictures of Lily which they haven't...
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In an effort to keep his vocal pipes in top working condition between tours with The Who, the band’s charismatic front man, Roger Daltrey, will head out for 29 city solo tour to kick off in mid-October. Dubbed the The Use It Or Lose It tour, Daltrey will hit intimate venues across the country where fan will be treated to reinterpreted Who classics, along with solo material and covers that will.
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Billboard is reporting that with the Who inactive for the moment, Roger Daltrey is gearing up to launch his first solo tour of North America since 1985. The Use It Or Lose It theater trek -- a nod to the 65-year-old singer's vocal cords -- kicks off October 10 in Vancouver, B.C., and runs through November 30 in Clearwater, Fla. Daltrey will dust off material from his nine solo album...
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Roger Daltrey's going on a solo tour starting October 10th at the Commodore Ballroom in Vancouver, BC and wrapping up November 30th at Ruth Eckerd Hall in Clearwater, FL. The Who fan club presale and VIP/meet and greet packages are available now but there will be presales for select dates. ...
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MUSIC NEWS - ROGER DALTRY, lead singer for the classic Brit rockers The Who, has announced a solo tour of North Amercia, his first in almost 25 years! The tour starts off up in Vancouver, British Columbia, and is due to visit almost 30 cities before wrapping up at the end of November (full itinerary below). Daltry has christened the tour the "Use It or Lose It Tour," poking fun at th...
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Roger Daltrey recently told The Republican that his group will be the subject of a Rock Band console game next year.The Who frontman added that the band will follow in the footsteps of The Beatles, whose highly successful own game was released earlier this year.Daltrey said: “The game, yeah, yeah, they’re going to be [...]
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The Who's Roger Daltrey recently said that he thinks that the health of animals is given more attention than children with cancer. The claim was a reaction to his difficulties in getting the public to donate to his Teenage Cancer Trust Foundation....
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