“Only a FEW Days Ago, The Who AnnounCed They Parting Ways with Ringo Starr’s Son, Zak Starkey, Who Has Been Their Drummer Since 1996. But that didn’t Last Too Long. On Saturday, It Was AnnunCed that Starkey Was Now Back in: “News Flash! Who Back Zak! He’s Not Being Asked to Step Down From”, – WRITE: www.hollywoodReporter.com
On Saturday, It Was Announted that Starkey Was Now Back In: “News Flash! Who Back Zak! He’s Not Being Asked to Step Down from The Who,“ Read a Post by the Who Guitar. On the Band’s Official Website, As Well As on His Instagram.
“There have been something communication Issues, Personal and Private on All Sides, that Need to Be Dealt with, and TheSE HAVE BEEN AIRED HAPPILY. ROGER AND I WOULD LIELTIVTE. To Accommodate Our Non-Orchestral Line Up and Has Readily Agreed.
On Wednesday, It Was Reported That Band and Starkey Were Going Separate Ways Following Criticism of Starkey’s Performance at the Royal Albert Hall Not Being Well Receive. Starkey Shared A Statement with The Hollywood Reporter About How He Was “Very Proud” of His Near Thirty Years With The Who. “I’m surprised and Saddeded Anyone would have an Issue with my performance that night, but what can you do ?,” He Shared.
Townshend Addressed the Show’s Performance in His Statement on the Band’s Website. “OUR TCT Shows at the Royal Albert Hall Were a Little Tricky for Me. I Thought That Four And A Half Weeks Wold Be Eneugh Time to Recover Completely From Haming ( Could Land on My Knees?) Wrong!, ”He Wrote. “Maybe we didn’t putong of Time Into Sound Checks, Giving Us Problems on Stage. The Sound in the Centre of the Stage is Always of the Dificult to Wrong. In-Ear Monitors.
He Continued, “We Are A Family, This Blew Up Very Quickly and Got Too Much Oxygen. It’s Over. We Move Forward Now with Optimism and Fire in Our Bellies.”
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