
Roger Daltrey — legendary rock icon and co-founder of one of music’s most inspirational and influential forces, THE WHO — will be returning to the States on a special solo tour this June, presenting a mostly acoustic set of WHO gems, rarities, solo nuggets and other surprises with an intimate rock-b…
THE WHO Frontman ROGER DALTREY Announces June 2024 ‘Semi-Acoustic’ U.S. Tour
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