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The Fillmore East was called “The Church of Rock and Roll” for good reason; between 1968 and 1971, promoter Bill Graham made music history as he brought the cream of rock royalty to New York audiences in astounding triple-artist bills with…

London punks, both young and old, invaded Orchard Park, NY on September 26, 1982. The Who and The Clash, as well as New York Dolls frontman David Johansen, performed before a sold out crowd at Rich Stadium, home of the Buffalo Bills. …

Friday left the crowd exhausted, but looking for more. A motionless field was peppered with life around 8AM, hippies making friends with neighbors as they awoke, ahead of the second day of Woodstock. According to Robert Spitz's…

The Who announced their “Join Together @ Home” streaming event featuring archived footage of their 1982 Shea Stadium performances. The series starts on Saturday, Aug. 8 at 1PM EST and will run for six weeks. Donations made will benefit…

Two years after releasing Tommy and just ahead of the release of Who's Next, UK rock stalwarts The Who performed at Saratoga Springs Performing Arts Center on Monday, August 2, 1971. The show would serve as The Who's only performance…

If you're in the Saratoga Springs region this August and September and need a safe activity for the whole family, where everyone can feel like a kid again, you're in luck. Saratoga Springs' Universal Preservation Hall has the perfect…

Pete Townshend and Tony Award-winner Des McAnuff will bring The Who’s Tommy back to Broadway in 2021. 2019 marks the 50th anniversary of The Who’s Tommy, which tells the story of a young boy traumatized into deafness and blindness, yet has…

A full 48-piece orchestra filled the Fenway Park stage on September 13 to back up and showcase a long list of Who tunes, many of which were from the band’s two great blockbuster albums -  Quadrophenia and Tommy. The latter helped coin the…

The Who has announced a 2019 Tour including three New York dates.  Key Bank Center in Buffalo, Madison Square Garden in  New York City and Jones Beach Theater in Wantagh.  The Movin' On Tour spans across 29 cities and is in support of the…

The Big What? Festival recently announced the lineup for the event held Aug. 16-18 at Shakori Hills Community Arts Center in Pittsboro, NC. The three-night festival, hosted by rock band BIG Something, will also feature TAUK and Consider The…