The Who regret Australian absenceSource: abc.net.au
The Who's rock 'n roll antics once saw them thrown out of the country, but these days their tours are more of a family affair.
Death Was Punk Before Punk Was PunkSource: The New York Times
Jack White of the White Stripes, who was raised in Detroit, said in an e-mail message: "The first time the stereo played 'Politicians in My Eyes,' I couldn't believe what I was hearing.
The Who's covers album on holdSource: abc.net.au
A planned covers album by The Who, to be produced by T-Bone Burnett, is on hold but still on the British duo's radar, according to frontman Roger Daltrey.

For quite awhile, jazz has been getting less and less attention on the radio, and has ceased to be mainstream.
The Police, classic rock or Punk?Source: Rolling Stone
Who guitarist Pete Townshend spoke out against those who would classify The Police as Classic Rock. "The Police are punk. They're a punk band"
Interview: Pete TownshendSource: Pitchfork
The Who have been credited with a number of rock'n'roll innovations, from aggressive proto-punk sounds and behavior to synthesizer usage and stadium-scope spectacle.
The Who to go on tour after more than 20 yearsSource: Seattle Post-Intelligencer
From the page:
-- Pete Townshend and Roger Daltrey have announced The Who's first world tour in more than 20 years, beginning Sept. 12 in Philadelphia and featuring an Oct. 11 concert at KeyArena in Seattle. --
The Royalist - Who's The Royal Rocker?Source: The Royalist
Which member of the British Royal Family had to wear a security bracelet to gain access to the backstage at a rock concert by The Who in London?
More Who dates confirmed: IrelandSource: efestivals.co.uk
The Who will headline Oxegen Festival (a two-day, five-stage fest) at Punchestown Racecourse, Naas, Co Kildare, Eire on the weekend of 8th/9th July. Among 80 other acts the Red Hot Chili Peppers are included.
The Who live at Leeds againSource: The Times
Some might say that "Live at Leeds" is the best live album of all times and, in fact, if it's not "the best" it's certainly on top 3. And, on June 25, the Who will be back at Leeds University to play a gig, after 36 years.
Keith Moon's substitute new interviewSource: NPR
Scott Halpin was a regular 19 years old kid in a Who concert in San Francisco, 1973. When Keith Moon passed out during the show, he made true a dream of thousands: he took the drumsticks and hit hard.
The Who to Play Liverpool on July 5 and 6Source: icLiverpool.co.uk
Tickets will go on sale on Feb the 24th and are expected to be sold out within minutes, since that's the first time the Who will hit Liverpool in 35 years.