Over the last six weeks, eight rock and metal bands have split with their drummer. One legendary group even fired the same ...

Zak Starkey, eh? If you’re finding it hard to keep up with the seemingly never-ending tale of his exit from The Who, then you ...

After almost 60 years of touring since they rose to prominence in the 1960s, The Who announced their final tour The Song Is ...

Pete Townshend continues to speak cryptically about The Who's future. The band is set to jet off on a North American farewell tour later this year.

Veteran rocker reflected on his past as he prepares to go on the road for The Who’s final tour in North America ...

Zak Starkey expanded on his departure from the Who, explaining Roger Daltrey says the drummer was "retired" rather than ...

Starkey, the 59-year-old son of Ringo Starr, had played drums with the classic rock icons for three decades, up until his ...

Stevo Rood At this point, The Who and Zak Starkey seem determined to prolong the saga to their split. After the foundational classic rock ...

Zak Starkey says he was ‘retired’, not ‘fired’, from The Who after new drummer announced - Drummer recounted a phone ...

Zak Starkey is clarifying his status and relationship with the Who, a week after Pete Townshend announced that the band cut ties with him for a second time.

Starkey, who is the son of Beatles legend Ringo Starr, joined The Who in 1996. He was fired from the band for the first time last month following his performance during the group’s two charity shows ...

"This would be a lie." The Who shared in its May 18 announcement that musician Scott Devours, who previously worked with lead singer Roger Daltrey, would replace Starkey while he pursues other ...