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The Detours’ rhythm guitarist Roy Ellis drowns while swimming in the Thames. The Detours inherit hisRead More »1962-07-30

The Who play the Fender Club in Kenton, Middlesex

The Who play the Sixth National Jazz and Blues Festival at the Royal Windsor Racecourse in Windsor

Beach Boys fan Keith gives his public assessment of their new album Pet Sounds to New Musical ExpresRead More »1966-07-30

The Herman’s Hermits tour were scheduled to play the Miami Beach Exhibition Hall in Miami, Florida

Pete is interviewed in The Times. He discusses Mick Jagger’s fascination with The Who, his desire foRead More »1971-07-30

A single from Roger’s solo album One of the Boys, “Say It Ain’t So, Joe” backed with “Satin and LaceRead More »1977-07-30

A version of “Who Are You” even more edited than the U.K. version and with the “F” word replaced witRead More »1978-07-30

Peter Meaden, the Mod impresario who changed The Who’s name for a time to “The High Numbers” and wroRead More »1978-07-30

Many stories begin to circulate about Pete’s drinking, drug use and deteriorating health. In responsRead More »1981-07-30

Pete’s “Uniforms (Corps d’Esprit)” is released in Britain where it peaks at #48

TV Time features Roger on the cover and a story titled “Gone Fishing! Why Roger Daltrey’s hooked onRead More »1988-07-30

The Who play Joe Robbie Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida

Pete appears on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno and performs “English Boys” and “Face the Face”

Roger begins his orchestral celebration tour of the music of Pete Townshend at Red Rocks in Denver.Read More »1994-07-30

The Who: Live in Houston, Texas 1975 is released as a semi-legal DVD in Europe

Roger plays the Lokerse Festival in Belgium

Roger is at the Royal Academy of Arts attending the UK creative industries reception hosted by the BRead More »2012-07-30