If you aren’t sure what Daltry is referring to, “Tommy” is the name of The Who’s 1969 album. The rock opera depicts the story of a solider named Tommy Walker who becomes “deaf, dumb, and blind.” ...

Daltrey previously opened up about the "joys" of aging last year, when he announced plans to step down as curator of the ...

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While The Who's Roger Daltrey still has what it takes to perform, the 81-year-old rock legend is dealing with some physical ...

Roger Daltrey, lead singer of The Who, revealed that he's losing his eyesight. The British rock legend, 81, shared his health ...

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Roger Daltrey, the lead singer of the rock band The Who, was recently at a concert at London's Royal Albert Hall for the Teenage Cancer Trust, where he spoke to the audience about his health issues.

"Fortunately I still have my voice, because then I'll have a full Tommy," Daltrey joked, referring to the band's rock opera ...

The “unique hurdles” faced by teenagers and young people with cancer should be considered in the Government’s upcoming national cancer plan for England, a charity has said. The Teenage Cancer Trust ...

Speaking from the stage, the 81-year-old iconic singer said he's losing both his sight and his hearing. His longtime ...

The singer likened his struggle to patients in the Teenage Cancer Trust, for which he and his bandmates were raising money.

Check out footage of The Who performing the ‘Who’s Next’ deep cut “The Song Is Over” in concert for the very first time.