The iconic English rock band, “The Who,” formed in London back in 1964, is splitting up with a longtime member — for the second time, in fact — and right before their upcoming farewell tour.

Scott Devours, who plays in Roger Daltrey's solo band, was confirmed as The Who's new drummer in the wake of Zak Starkey's ...

If it has seemed to you like a lot of bands announced in recent months that they are splitting with their drummer, you're not wrong.

The Who has announced the support acts for its upcoming "The Song Is Over" farewell tour, including Billy Idol and The Joe ...

Newly announced Who touring drummer Scott Devours has posted a message explaining he feels a “tsunami of emotions” about being hired in the wake of Zak Starkey’s apparent firing.

The lineup change follows recent drama around longtime drummer Zak Starkey, who was officially dismissed from the tour ...

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Drummer Zak Starkey, fired by the Who in April and reinstated days later, announces he was fired by the rock group again. He ...

On April 17, the classic English rock band parted ways with Starkey, 59, after there was reported tension between lead singer ...

Ahead of the Who’s latest farewell tour, Pete Townshend announced that the band has parted ways with drummer Zak Starkey … ...

The Who have revealed the openers for their upcoming North American farewell tour, featuring Billy Idol, the Joe Perry ...

Guitarist and songwriter Pete Townshend announced that Scott Devours will be stepping in for the band's farewell tour.