The Who

'I Can See For Miles' was originally written in 1966, Pete Townshend was excited about this demo so much and saw it as a smash hit. The band released other singles in the meantime and held onto the track until 1967, where the single became The Who's highest chart in the US to date. Check it out on The Who's breakthroughs here: thewho.lnk.to/WhosBreakthrou…

'5:15' on Top Of The Pops, 1973

The Who's second studio album 'A Quick One' turns 60 this year, what memories do you have with this record?

📸 The Who in Amsterdam, photo by Gijsbert Hanekroot

Young Man Blues live at London Coliseum, 1969

"Only love can bring the rain" Topping the @glastonbury bill in 2015, here's 'Love Reign O'er Me' from The Who's unforgettable pyramid stage performance.

Out today, a new single and video of ‘You Better You Bet’, taken from the forthcoming album The Who Live at the Eden Project. The Who Live at the @EdenProject : An historic performance with the Heart of England Philharmonic Orchestra in store on 29 May 2026. Watch the full video on thewho.com And pre-order the album edenproject.lnk.to/album

Take a look behind the meaning of 'Love Reign O'er Me'.

Bettye LaVette with a stunning rendition of 'Love Reign O'er Me' at the Kennedy Centre Honors Ceremony, 2008.

'Love Reign O'er Me' live from Hyde Park, 2015.

'Baba O'Riley' live at Shepperton Studios, all angles captured by a four camera setup.

'Twist And Shout' taken from the bands historic performance at the Isle Of Wight Festival.

Keith Moon performing 'Bell Boy'. Taken from The Who's landmark show at The Valley, Charlton in 1974 where the band performed to a crowd of 50,000 people.

'Love Reign O'er Me' has been featured in the trailer for the new film @TheHungerGames: Sunrise on the Reaping, watch the full trailer here: youtube.com/watch?v=fS35YS…

📸 The Who in motion 1973 by Ethan Russell

April 1965, 'I Can't Explain' the first single the band released under the name of The Who spends 13 weeks in the UK Singles charts.

"So we put down the snare, the hi-hat and the tambourine part and he (Keith Moon) came in and added all the breaks. When we did it live, the only way to bring him in was for Pete and I to go like this [makes an exaggerated step], which must have looked completely nuts." John Entwistle 'Who's Breakthroughs', listen now: TheWho.lnk.to/WhosBreakthrou…

Record Store Day 2026 (@recordstoreday) is right around the corner! On Saturday 18 April, over 300 independent record shops across the UK will be coming together to celebrate the culture we all love. The Who, will be available exclusively at participating indie record shops. Make sure you’re ready to grab your copy next Saturday. Find your nearest shop and more info at recordstoreday.co.uk #RecordStoreDay2026 #RSD26 #TheWho #AQuickOne