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Pete Townshend turned a few heads in his new memoir, Who I Am, when he said that Mick Jagger was the only man he ever wanted to have sex with. Townshend -- who countered Keith Richards' recent portrayal of the alleged small size of Jagger's penis in his own autobiography, Life.

A new 15-track Who compilation is available at Starbucks stores as part of their ongoing "Opus Collection."

Pete Townshend, who's currently on tour with the Who behind a revival of their 1973 rock opera Quadrophenia, took time out to update fans on his state of mind as the Who delve into their first road trek in four years -- as well as talking a bit of politics...

The Who have re-released a live album today (Tuesday) that was previously available only on the Live at Leeds deluxe box set. Recorded the night after the Leeds show, February 15th, 1970, in Hull, England, Roger Daltrey says, "Hull was a better gig than Leeds...

The Who hit the road for the first time in four years last night (November 1) in Sunrise, Florida, kicking off their 'Quadrophenia & More" tour.

After months of build up, The Who finally kick off their Quadrophenia tour tonight in Florida. The 37-date tour, the band's first tour in four years, will see the band perform their 1973 rock opera in its entirety, along with a bonus encore of a handful of their biggest hits...

The Who are kicking off their 'Quadrophenia tour this week and Pete Townshend says it's the safest thing he could do in terms of stage performance. Townshend sat down with Rolling Stone to talk about what it's like to tour these days: "What happens is that I hurt myself...

The Who are preparing to kick off their first tour in five years and for the first time in 15 years, the band is going to tackle their 1973 classic 'Quadophenia'. Pete Townshend thought of the idea, wrote it and produced it, but it was Roger Daltrey who pushed to resurrect the piece and has spent much of the past year updating the staging featuring significant multimedia and video projections... R

The Who kick off their Fall Quadrophenia tour next week, the first time they've performed the entire classic in concert since the 1996-97 tour. Guitarist Pete Townshend says Quadrophenia is still one of his favorites to perform in concert...

It was 39 years ago today (October 19th, 1973) that the Who released their second double album, the watershed 1973 collection, Quadrophenia. The set featured such classic Who songs as "The Real Me," "5:15," "I'm One," "The Punk And The Godfather," "Drowned," "Sea And Sand," and "Love Reign O'er Me," among others...