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Roger Daltrey has branded Elton John “arsey” as he reignited the row between the two over John’s alleged snub of the Daltrey-organised Teenage Cancer Trust (TCT) gigs in 2018.The Who frontman said two years ago that John “should answer his bloody emails” in regards to the annual charity gigs, claiming that he had played at events organised by John’s charity “three times”.A representative for John responded to Daltrey’s comments at the time by saying they were “slightly perplexed by his claims”.

Roger Daltrey is reigniting a feud with Elton John over the latter’s alleged refusal to participate in a charity event.  Two years ago, Daltrey told The Mirror that he’s tried to contact John to participate in a show he does for the Teenage Cancer Trust but said all of his calls and emails have gone unanswered by the “Rocketman” singer.  “I have done his charity three times, it’s about time he did one for me,” The Who frontman said at the time, referencing the Elton John AIDS Foundation.  A

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The Teenage Cancer Trust has announced that next month it will make never-before-seen footage from its regular series of fundraising shows at the Royal Albert Hall available to watch via YouTube.Each day from 8-18 Oct highlights from a different show will appear, including along the way performances from Ed Sheeran, Muse, Paul McCartney, Pulp and The Cure.

Ed Sheeran, Teenage Cancer Trust Unseen will be broadcast nightly at www.youtube.com/TCTUnseen until The Cure on October 19. Other performances include Muse, Paul McCartney, Pulp and Them Crooked Vultures.Organised by The Who frontman Roger Daltrey, the week of concerts each March are an annual highlight in London’s gig calendar.

According to Roger Daltrey, the lead singer of the legendary rock band, The Who, his fame as a performing artist didn’t do much for his relationships. In fact, in many cases, it only facilitated his alienation from them.

Roger Daltrey thinks fame has cost him friends.

Roger Daltrey has admitted that becoming famous had a negative impact on his relationships with his old friends.

Roger Daltrey worries that the coronavirus pandemic will have a devastating effect on a special group of people in need — teens with cancer. The Who frontman, along with bandmate Pete Townshend, started the Teen Cancer America foundation in 2012 to deal with the specific needs of teenage cancer patients.

BMG has launched a boutique neighboring rights service, the company announced Wednesday (May 20).

Roger Daltrey has said he is proud of the British public for their resilience in the face of the coronavirus pandemic.

Roger Daltrey is begging fans to support a new charity single to keep his Teenage Cancer Trust alive.

The Who are delaying the North American leg of their Moving On! Tour due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

The Who have rescheduled their 2020 tour to next year after shutting down dates due to the coronavirus pandemic.

The Who have postponed their UK tour because of the coronavirus outbreak.

"We got told by The Who that the noise was outrageous."

Not one for celebrating, then?

Suggs joked that Madness had single-handedly turned Camden in London into “one of the greatest tourist destinations on the planet” as he unveiled a stone on the Music Walk Of Fame in England's capital.

It's their take on 'Nobody But Me'

The Who will join an all-star group of performers lining up to headline this year's Teenage Cancer Trust benefit shows at London's Royal Albert Hall.

Roger Daltrey and Pete Townshend haven't exactly been prolific as The Who during the past 37 years -- just two studio albums during that time, and a 13-year gap between the new WHO and its predecessor, Endless Wire. But with WHO charting high on both sides of the pond, Daltrey is not ruling out the possibility of another Who recording project to come.