The Who

The increasingly massive 12-12-12 benefit concert to help Hurricane Sandy relief efforts will now be broadcast live from Madison Square Garden in New York City on December 12th, beginning at 6:30 p.m. CT. The show will be broadcast worldwide on TV, radio and the Web, with an estimated one billion viewers or listeners potentially tuning in globally. Among the TV and cable channels carrying the concert in the U.S. are CBS, AMC, HBO, MSG, Showtime, VH1 Classic, Fuse and PBS. Websites that will stream the broadcast include AOL, Hulu, MTV, Yahoo, Vevo and more.

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The Who hit New York City tonight (December 5th), but for those outside of the Big Apple a performance taped on Sunday night (December 2nd) from the band's Nashville performance will be aired tonight on CBS' The Grammy Nominations Concert Live.

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Jon Bon Jovi says he has no plans to still be performing when he is 75, and is amazed by the likes of Paul McCartney and The Who, both of whom will be on the bill with Jon at next week's Hurricane Sandy benefit at New York's Madison Square Garden.

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The list of artists appearing at the mammoth Superstorm Sandy benefit at New York City’s Madison Square Garden keeps on growing as organizers add Eric Clapton and Coldplay’s Chris Martin to the event’s talent-heavy lineup. Tickets are on sale now.

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Following an incendiary performance at The Forum in Montreal on Dec. 2, 1973, the Who attended an after-show party put on by executives from RCA. Would you be surprised if we told you that legal trouble and property damage ensued?

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It's a big year for the Who and it will get a little bigger on Dec. 5 when the band performs at the 'Grammy Nominations Concert Live -- Countdown to Music's Biggest Night' special.

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The Who's new documentary, The Who: Quadrophenia - Can You See The Real Me? - The Story Behind The Album, is now available for download on iTunes.

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Bon Jovi, Dave Grohl, Eddie Vedder among stars added to the 12-12-12 Hurricane Sandy Benefit concert.

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According to some of the readers of Rolling Stone, The Who's first concert album, 1970's Live at Leeds, tops a poll of the 10 Best Live Albums of All-Time. Keep reading to see the rest of the Top 10...

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Chris Stamp, the former co-manager of the Who, died of cancer on Saturday (November 24th) in New York City at age 70. Stamp, who was the younger brother of actor Terrence Stamp, played a pivotal role in the band's early career.

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