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2006-03-27

    Roger hosts on stage on the first night of a series of concerts and events in aid of Teenage Cancer Trust at the Royal Albert Hall, London, England

    Billboard magazine's Q&A with Roger Daltrey from March 25, 2006

    2006-03-25

      Roger is interviewed about the new Who album in Billboard: “[Pete] doesn’t need to write another song. God almighty, all that music out of one head. But he seems driven at the moment, which is great because I’ve always felt that he was the kind of writer who would write his best stuff at the… Read More »2006-03-25

      2006-03-22

        Pete premieres two more songs destined for Endless Wire on In The Attic, “A Man In A Purple Dress” and “2000 Years”

        Cover of The Who's "The Kids Are Alright" in UMD format

        2006-03-20

          The Kids Are Alright movie is released by Sanctuary in UMD format for the Playstation

          2006-03-10

            Quadrophenia – The Musical is performed in Los Angeles at the Avalon

            2006-03-08

              Pete and Roger hold a photo-op at the Hard Rock Café in Piccadilly announcing that they will be headlining the Sunday night concert at the Hyde Park Calling Festival on 3 July

              2006-03-08

                Pete again performs on In The Attic, premiering a new song from his The Boy Who Heard Music mini-opera, “Pick Up The Peace”

                2006-03-04

                  Having finished the online serialization of his novella The Boy Who Heard Music, Pete posts an invitation-only site for “sitters” (those who commented on the novella as it was being published) that uses a computer program to generate musical phrases representing the sitters. At the time, Pete plans to invite the sitters to a concert… Read More »2006-03-04

                  2006-03-01

                    Pete makes another appearance on his girlfriend Rachel Fuller’s internet webcast program In The Attic. He performs “Real Good Looking Boy”

                    2006-02-28

                      Pete moves into his home studio, Oceanic, to record the backing tracks for the new Who album Endless Wire. Pete plays everything himself for the most part. Pino Palladino (bass), John Bundrick (keyboards) and Peter Huntingdon (drums) are pulled in to give a Who-like rock band sound to some tracks.