Roger Daltrey announced for ILMC 31 Breakfast Meeting

The Who frontman is this year's keynote interview, joining Ed Bicknell to reflect on a 50-year career as a singer, actor, film producer and author

News By | 9 January 2019

Daltrey performs with the Who in Hamburg, 1972 © Heinrich Klaffs

Roger Daltrey, lead singer and founder member of the Who and one of the greatest frontmen in rock history, has been announced for this year’s International Live Music Conference (ILMC) keynote interview.

Daltrey will join former Dire Straits manager and raconteur Ed Bicknell for the latest edition of the ILMC Breakfast meeting at 16.45 on Thursday 7 March, joining a roster of previous Breakfast Meeting interviewees that includes Nick Mason, Bill Curbishley, Marc Geiger, Arthur Fogel, Claude Nobs, Doc McGhee and…

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