Pete Townshend

It was Kit Lambert, who died on April 7, 1981 at 45 years old from a luckless accident, who first encouraged Pete Townshend to write his own songs in the early '60s.

The guitarist will be joined by a bunch of fellow legends including Pete Townshend and Billy Gibbons.

Whether planned or unplanned, 2025 marked the last time we'll see these legends onstage.

He reveals his daily routine to combat "chemical depression."

Here's why the Who rocker is unimpressed by the famous producer.

Who guitarist had bigger plans for '60s band that stalled after hit "Something in the Air."

One is ready to "throw s--- at the wall," while the other remains silent.

Who guitarist’s disappointment spurred upcoming ballet version, as he continues mission to tackle “snobbery and inverse snobbery” in rock.

Guitarist says the band didn’t see a royalty statement until they’d been releasing albums for eight years.

Production is based on the orchestral take created by Rachel Fuller in 2016, but will “retain the spirit” of the original.

"It's a group of musicians that Roger [Daltrey] has chosen," the guitarist says.

Highlights include an entire-album rendition of 'Lifehouse,' the lost rock opera that the Who later fashioned into 'Who's Next.'