Roger Daltrey - A Great Night Out

Inducted into the Rock and Hall of Fame with The Who in 1990, Daltrey received a Lifetime Achievement award from the Grammy Foundation along with the band in 2001. Daltrey and The Who co-founder Pete Townshend received Kennedy Center Honors in 2008. Considered to have one of the most recognizable singing voices of all time, Planet Rock listeners voted Daltrey Rock's fifth-greatest voice in music history.  He also received stellar reviews for his unique 2018 autobiography, Thanks a Lot Mr. Kibblewhite, with one critic describing it as how ‘the punk became rock’s Godfather…’  Known for his magnetic presence and rebellious creative spirit, Daltrey has also been an actor and film producer, with multiple roles in films, theatre, and television. 

In June 2025, Sir Roger Daltrey CBE was recognized with a Knighthood in HM The King’s Birthday Honours for his remarkable contribution to British music and culture for over half a century. His work with the Teenage Cancer Trust concerts initiative has raised millions for the charity over the past 25 years. Queen Elizabeth awarded him a CBE for his service to music and charity in 2004.

He's released ten solo studio albums, including the acclaimed discs Daltrey, Ride a Rock Horse, One of the Boys , and the 2018 release As Long As I Have You, and such hit singles as “I’m Free,” “Giving It All Away,” “Without Your Love,” “Free Me” and “After the Fire.”  His solo work has been compiled into two anthologies, Martyrs and Madmen (1997) and Moonlighting (2005).