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1994-08-02

    Roger and John perform “You Better You Bet” on The Tonight Show with Simon Townshend and Zak Starkey.

    1994-08-01

      MCA Records planned to release The Who’s complete 1969 Woodstock set on CD this month but Pete refuses permission

      1994-07-30

        Roger begins his orchestral celebration tour of the music of Pete Townshend at Red Rocks in Denver. His band consists of John on bass, Pete’s brother Simon on guitar and Zak Starkey on drums. The highlight of the show is an abridged version of Quadrophenia. Before the show Roger and John are interviewed about the… Read More »1994-07-30

        Cover of the U.S. version of "Who Covers Who"

        1994-07-29

          Who Covers Who, a collection of Who covers by Swervedriver, Alex Chilton, Blur and others, is released in the U.S. nearly a year after its U.K. release Listen to Ian McLagan perform “Picture of Lily” on YouTube here Listen to Blur perform “Substitute” on YouTube here Listen to Hyperhead perform “I Can See For Miles”… Read More »1994-07-29

          1994-07-22

            Pete is interviewed for Rolling Stone in San Francisco. He tells them he would give his permission for Roger and John to tour without him as The Who.

            1994-07-16

              The Spin Doctor’s new single “You Let Your Heart Go Too Fast” hits the charts.

              1994-07-15

                Pete and John attend a charity performance of the The Who’s Tommy at the Universal Amphitheatre in Universal City, California.

                1994-07-08

                  Goldmine Magazine contains a long talk with Roger. The bad feelings caused by Pete’s refusal to participate in a 30th anniversary tour and the then lawsuit over payments from the Tommy musical lead Roger to give the bitterest interview of his career. He says Pete “used” him and John on the recording of The Iron… Read More »1994-07-08

                  1994-06-25

                    Roger’s “Daltrey Sings Townshend” tour was to have begun at the Lawlor Events Center in Reno, Nevada, but, after tickets have already been printed, the tour is delayed after John sustains a hand injury.

                    1994-04-30

                      Pete performs at a private party at the West Bank Café in New York City. The party is in honor of the first anniversary of the Broadway musical The Who’s Tommy