Roger Daltrey hints at possible reunion tour of The Who

Speaking on Life Minute TV, he said: "It's never been the same since Keith died. 

"I can't pretend it has. We were firing on all cylinders. We could throw anything out there and make something of it. That kind of disappeared when Keith died.

"But we found Zak Starkey. 

"We tried Kenny Jones, who is a great drummer, but a straight drummer just does not work with The Who. It just does not work. 

"But Zak Starkey, he's not Keith Moon, but he comes very close."

Zak has had an on-off relationship with the group. 

He re-joined The Who earlier in 2026 after he was let go by the band in 2025, before being welcomed back and then dismissed once again. 

But now, Sir Roger has told how The Who recently rehearsed with Zak as the drummer to see if they could potentially hit the road again. 

However, the 82-year-old singer insisted touring doesn't always agree with Zak. 

Asked if there will be a The Who reunion with Zak, Sir Roger said: "I don't know. We did a rehearsal recently, and Zak was the drummer. 

"We love Zak, but sometimes the road doesn't like Zak. 

"Sometimes it gets on top of him, and it becomes difficult. But we love him. 

"He was drumming at the rehearsal, and we did the rehearsal to see if we can possibly do shows next year. 

"Still hit the notes, still get the drive. 

"Who music demands an incredible amount of drive, and without that, it would be Herman's Hermits without the Herman."

In August, Sir Roger revealed The Who - who also feature guitarist Pete Townshend - and Zak had been rehearsing together again. 

According to the Las Vegas Review-Journal, Sir Roger told the audience at his solo show at Las Vegas' Encore Theater on August 26: "We had a rehearsal recently to make sure we can think about doing some shows in Europe."

He noted Zak had been on the drums and added: "It sounded great."