Expect to enjoy a medley featuring:

‘Baba O’Riley’
‘Pinball Wizard’
‘Who Are You’
‘Won’t Get Fooled Again’

Learn more about their upcoming performance here.

MP3: The Who – Baba O’Riley (Sebastian Mix)

On 7/17, The Who will be lionized by VH1′s ‘Rock Honors’.

To celebrate, we’re giving away:

- The Who commemorative flask
- The Who shot glasses
- VH1 Rock Honors custom t-shirt
- A set of 4 Who guitar picks

E-mail us for a chance to win!

Victor will be chosen randomly on Monday @ 10am.

MP3: The Who – My Generation

Go ahead and critique their performance of ‘My Generation’ from this weekend’s broadcast.

MP3: The Who – My Generation

Via Breitbart: *The Zimmers, a group of 40 elderly rockers with a combined age of more than 3,000 years, entered the British singles chart top 30 on Sunday.

Their charity cover of The Who’s rock anthem “My Generation”, with lead vocals by 90-year-old Alf Carretta, hit number 26 in the chart. The oldest band member is 100-year-old Buster Martin, who still works as a plumber in London and is believed to be the oldest employee in Britain.

Named after Zimmer frames — a British term for walking frames — the 40-strong group was formed as part of a BBC television documentary about the isolation felt among Britain’s elderly folk. Their video has been viewed more than 2.3 million times on the Internet video-sharing site YouTube.

The Zimmers also include Peter Oakley, better known as geriatric1927, whose video musings on life once made him the YouTube poster with the most subscribers. His video “first try” was watched nearly 2.6 million times and he is still the 10th most subscribed user ever.*

Don’t fret, there’s good reason behind it.

AOL Music reports: Fans of the Who left a Tampa amphitheater disappointed after lead singer Roger Daltrey walked off the stage during the band’s first song. Several minutes after Daltrey’s departure, guitarist Pete Townshend announced that Tuesday night’s show had been canceled. He told the crowd that Daltrey had bronchitis.

“I just talked to Roger and he can barely speak,” Townshend said. “I tried to get him to come out here, but he’s really, really sick.” The 9,000 people at the show cheered when Townshend told them the concert would be made up March 25.

I’m sure the make-up date will be undoubtedly fantastic but what a tease!

MP3: The Who – Baba O’Riley (via Air Poppoff)

Just in from NME: Noel Gallagher, Kasabian and The Who are among the acts confirmed for this year’s series of London shows aimed at raising funds for the Teenage Cancer Trust charity. Oasis star Gallagher plays the first two nights (March 26/27), supported by The View and The Coral respectively. Kasabian play on March 29, while The Who, whose frontman Roger Daltrey organises the event, play on March 31.

There will also be a night of comedy hosted by Russell Brand and ‘The Mighty Boosh’ star Noel Fielding on March 28, with more names due to be announced over the coming weeks. Announcing this year’s line-up, Daltrey said: “Over the years these shows have really made a massive difference to the money available to build TCT units in NHS hospitals. They also give our teenagers the moral support to help fight this terrible disease”.

The line-up for the 2007 shows so far is as follows:
-Noel Gallagher and The View plus special guests (March 26)
-Noel Gallagher and The Coral plus special guests (27)
-Comedy hosted by Russell Brand & Noel Fielding (The Goth Detectives) w/ special guests (28)
-Kasabian (29)
-Special guests (to be announced on February 12) (30)
-The Who (31)

MP3: Oasis – Getting Older

Just in from The Tripwire: Mike Myers has decided to give the bad outfits and corny language some rest for a while in order to take on a new acting challenge. It was announced today that the Canadian has been named the actor that will play Keith Moon, the infamous drummer from The Who, in an upcoming film titled See Me Feel Me (Keith Moon Naked For Pleasure).

We’re kinda at a loss for words with this one.

And so are we! The film will be out in 2009. Personally I’d rather see Johnny Depp as Freddie Mercury!

MP3: The Who – Squeezebox