Roger performs at The House of Blues in Los Angeles as part of that year’s Rock ‘n Roll Fantasy Camp. He plays “Real Good Looking Boy”, a long Johnny Cash medley on acoustic guitar and “Summertime Blues” with Cheap Trick. Accompanying on one of the songs is Joaquin Phoenix.
Pete Townshend posts the last chapter of The Boy Who Heard Music
Richard Thompson releases his 5-CD boxset RT: The Life and Music of Richard Thompson containing a live medley of “My Generation”, “I Can’t Explain” and “Substitute”. You can listen to it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=__Q6t59LQaU
Pete Townshend posts one of the last chapters of his blog novella The Boy Who Heard Music.
Mark Wilkerson publishes his previously online only biography Amazing Journey: The Life of Pete Townshend. It will be republished later by Omnibus Press as Who Are You: The Life of Pete Townshend
Roger Daltrey’s tour with the orchestral show “A Night at the Proms” continues in Oberhausen, Germany
Pete and Rachel Fuller invite fans into the basement studio of their Richmond Hill home for a “Basement Jam” that is broadcast live, if spottily, on the Internet.
Pete posts a pdf file on his site in response to recent questions about whether charities such as Live 8 do any good for poor countries.
Pete performs “Blue Red and Grey” live on In The Attic
Roger returns to his performances at A Night at the Proms as it moves to moves to Ahoy in Rotterdam