Keith Moon typified the rebellious mod rock sounds of The Who, but the drummer first joined the band in 1963, after filling in and destroying a drum kit.

having been introduced to the drums by the band’s former drummer, Keith Moon, a family friend who gave Starkey a drum kit for his eighth birthday. The band are due to kick off the North America ...

It appears this split is permanent. The band’s original drummer, Keith Moon, who bought Starkey his first drum kit, died in 1978. His replacement, Kenney Jones, played with the band until 1988.

Of the band’s four founding members, only Townshend and singer Roger Daltrey are still alive. Bass guitarist John Entwistle died in 2002, while drummer Keith Moon, who was Starkey’s godfather ...

He first joined The Who full-time during their 1996 Quadrophenia tour, having been introduced to the drums by the band’s former drummer, Keith Moon, a family friend who gave Starkey a drum kit for his ...

A month after he was fired, and then quickly rehired, following a 29-year stint filling the late Keith Moon’s shoes in the ... Roger Daltrey’s solo band. “After many years of great work ...

The band’s iconic lineup consisted of vocalist Roger Daltrey, windmilling guitarist Pete Townshend, possessed drummer Keith Moon, and bassist John Entwistle. Although the band saw success with ...

Starkey — whose dad is Ringo Starr and has been touring with the Who for nearly 30 years — announced on social media just over a month ago that he’d been booted from the band and was facing ...

(Photo by Samir Hussein/WireImage) The Who’s Pete Townshend has confirmed that drummer Zak Starkey is no longer in the band ... that filling the shoes of Keith Moon had been “the biggest ...

Original drummer Keith Moon died in 1978 and bass player John Entwistle passed away in 2002 A legendary classic rock band will be making its way to Fenway Park in Boston this summer. The Who ...

British rock band The Who are to say their final goodbye ... surviving the deaths of drummer Keith Moon in 1978 and bass guitarist John Entwistle in 2002."Today, Roger and I still carry the ...