1963 – The Detours play at the Goldhawk Social Club in Shepherd’s Bush
1965 – Topteen Music Parade claims The Who spend ¬£100 a week on clothes.
1966 – Who are in CBS Studios in London working on “Happy Jack”. While Pete and Roger go to a pub, John and Keith go to Regent Sound and record “I’ve Been Away”
1967 – The Who play the Granada Cinema in Kettering
1968 – The Who begin their last package tour of the U.K. at the Granada Cinema in Walthamstow. The opening acts are Joe Cocker & The Grease Band, The Crazy World Of Arthur Brown, and The Mindbenders. In protest over the violence of their stage act, the Granada’s manager drops the curtain on The Who but they keep playing and the curtains are ultimately reopened.
1969 – The Who play the Kiel Opera House in St. Louis, Missouri
1970 – th sits in on congas at an East Of Eden gig at the Lyceum, London
1973 – Listener magazine, John Peel declares that Quadrophenia is as much an advance over Tommy as Tommy was of “A Quick One.”
1974 – th appears on the ABC television show “In Concert”
1975 – The soundtrack to the film Lisztomania hits the U.S. charts where it peaks at #145. Star Roger Daltrey sings several songs on it and two of those, “Orpheus Song “ backed with “Love’s Dream, “ are released as a single but fail to chart.
1975 – New Musical Express reports again that Keith Moon and Oliver Reed are planning on appearing in a two-person play in London. Unfortunately it never happens.
1987 – John and his band Rat Race Choir are part of the K-Rock Rock and Roll Up Your Sleeve Blood Drive at The Bottom Line in New York. The audience is made up of the first 400 people who volunteer blood for the drive. John is interviewed by CNN.
1996 – The Who continue the first leg of their North American Quadrophenia tour with a performance at the Civic Arena in Pittsburgh
1998 – The Daily Express reports that Roger is denying the use of The Who’s music to the producers of the Dougal Butler-based Keith Moon movie.
The John Entwistle Band continue their U.S. tour appearing at Chester’s in Fayetteville, Arkansas
2000 – The Who play the National Exhibition Centre Arena in Birmingham
2001 – e’s website offers a demo of the guitar instrumental “Drumming,”
2005 – Live 8 DVD boxset is released featuring Pete and Roger’s performances of “Who Are You” and “Won’t Get Fooled Again.
2006 – The Who play the HP Pavilion at San Jose in San Jose, California
2008 – The Who play the Nokia Theatre L.A. Live in Los Angeles, California
2010 – Davies tells Gigwise that Pete Townshend had wanted to work with him on an album covering old Kinks’ songs, “but he was away on holiday and we had to finish the album at some point”.
2012 – The Who play the BI-LO Center in Greenville, South Carolina