2000-04-10
Pete, Roger and John hold a press conference at The Supper Club in New York City to announce their summer North American tour and the internet release of a live album from their 1999 shows
Pete, Roger and John hold a press conference at The Supper Club in New York City to announce their summer North American tour and the internet release of a live album from their 1999 shows
Variety reports that the Keith Moon bio-pic, now provisionally known as “Who’s Next”, will be directed by Brad Siberling. The next day Nicholas Cage tells imdb.com that he is “insisting” that he be allowed to play Pete
Roger is on the set of the TV movie Passions of Dracula: A True Story in Bucharest, Romania. He plays King Janos of Hungary. The movie is later retitled Dark Prince: The True Story of Dracula.
Roger and John record their vocal performances for an appearance by The Who on an episode of the animated television comedy The Simpsons. Pete declines participation and is portrayed by his brother Paul.
Pete Townshend records an episode of VH1 Storytellers in London before an intimate audience of 215. He concentrates almost entirely on songs from Lifehouse.
Roger appears with the British Rock Symphony appearing at the Colonial Stadium in Melbourne. Roger complains on stage about the quality of the sound as well as the quality of the Australian government. He ends the show by smashing fellow tourer Peter Frampton’s guitar.
Roger swims with dolphins at Seaworld at Gold Coast, Queensland
Roger appears with the British Rock Symphony appearing at the Brisbane Entertainment Center
Roger is scheduled to appear with the British Rock Symphony appearing at the Canberra Bruce but is forced to cancel due to effects of whiplash from a car accident the previous morning
Roger appears with the British Rock Symphony appearing at the Sydney SuperDome