Pete Townshend is lending his guitar chops to the next generation with his latest feature on a song by emerging Dutch singer-songwriter Inge Lamboo. The song, Call Out Your Name, was released on March ...

A post on Lamboo’s official website explained that the collaboration with Townshend came about ... just as fiercely alongside him. Pete is on the left, and Inge is on the right.

As a Pete Townshend connoisseur, The Smithereens' Jim Babjak knows a thing or two about The Who's hefty repertoire – and the ...

Based in The Netherlands, singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Inge Lamboo has been making a name for herself ... Recently, she received a message from none other than Pete Townshend from The ...

The Who’s Pete Townshend offered a shady explanation of his differences with fellow 1960s rock titans The Beatles. “When you look at early interviews with The Beatles, what they did is every ...

The Who’s legendary guitarist Pete Townshend admitted that the band’s most iconic song, “My Generation,” became “a burden.” “I hate playing it,” Townshend, 79, confessed on the ...

In the early days of the Who, Pete Townshend gave little thought to a solo career. Writing songs for the band, crafting albums, and touring behind them occupied nearly all of his time and mental ...

In an interview with Rolling Stone, guitarist Pete Townshend took some time to discuss touring with The Who and his solo career, and he reckoned with his own mortality a bit along the way.

Photo: Barrie Wentzell In 1965, Pete Townshend was in his apartment workshopping a new song for his band the Who after a group of fans asked him to write lyrics that spoke to their generation’s ...

Veteran rocker Pete Townshend claims his band The Who “invented stadium rock” but says they gave it away to other artists such as Queen, U2 and Bruce Springsteen to reap the rich rewards.