The Who

It marked the 10th annual Backyard Concert in support of Teen Cancer America and the UCLA Health Center.

Alice Cooper, Ozzy Osbourne, AC/DC and more rock stars are competing for your votes.

"To what we know as the Who, it's goodbye," Pete Townshend declared after the final song.

Autumn brings lower temps, falling leaves and more than 40 huge concert treks.

Next month will be dominated by expanded box set releases, including deep dives into the archives of John Lennon, Bruce Springsteen, the Who and Elton John.

'Who Are You' will be expanded with previously unheard live material, outtakes, early versions and rehearsals.

The Who icon says his dad didn’t think he was worthy of owning a proper instrument, so he had to make do with one he couldn’t play, which kept him angry.

The Who guitarist says health is not a consideration as he suggests current tour’s end will reveal if he and Roger Daltrey are really friends.

Some say it's nothing but a myth. Moon said it happened for real.

The band is currently playing shows around North America on their The Song Is Over farewell tour.

The surprise appeared midway through the rock legends' 24-song set in Sunrise, Florida.

Over the years, contributors from the Beatles, Rolling Stones, Pink Floyd and the Who simply disappeared into obscurity.

More than three dozen WTF moments from the Beatles, Pink Floyd, Neil Young and others.

"Pete [Townshend] and I retain the right to be the Who," the singer declares. "Everyone else is a session player.”

It's all starting to feel a bit 'Spinal Tap.'

With a revised lineup and a classics-filled set, the band took fans on a nostalgic ride.

"I have to be careful what I say," Townshend says, "[Roger Daltrey will] be sacking me next."

Drummer says he was forced to take blame for Roger Daltrey error, and he might yet return – and it’s just part of the band’s “unpredictable, aggressive and f---ing insane” world.

Honors were also bestowed upon Steve Winwood, 10cc’s Graham Gouldman and Elaine Paige.

Six decades of smashing guitars, swinging microphones and kicking off records. Which album starters are the best?