The Who News: September 2026 **Who By Numbers SDE | Lifehouse documentary | Zak Starkey reunion**
Talking About The WhoShow Notes
Paul Bearman is joined by author and musician Dante DiCarlo to look at the news stories relating to The Who for September 2026 and travel down various tangents along the way:
The Who By Numbers Super Deluxe Edition announced – is it the band’s most underrated album? Brian Kehew’s discovery of lost Who tapes at Sunset Sound, Hollywood in 2020 What future Super Deluxe Editions can we expect? New Roger Daltrey interview and his recent tour of North America – is he singing better than ever? The band’s recent reunion with Zak Starkey Pete Townshend / Lifehouse documentary ‘Behind Blue Eyes’ announced And the upcoming reissue of My Generation for National Album Day
Recorded 23rd September 2026
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