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Ben Rogerson

“At the moment, it’s probably better than it’s been all my life... I can still hit a high D, which is higher than Pavarotti singing the end of Nessun Dorma in full voice. I mean, it’s extraordinary": Roger Daltrey says that his voice is as strong as ever

PALM SPRINGS, CALIFORNIA - OCTOBER 01: Roger Daltrey of The Who Performs At Acrisure Arena at Acrisure Arena on October 01, 2025 in Palm Springs, California. (Photo by Jeff Kravitz/FilmMagic).

If you’re the lead singer in a rock band, having your voice deteriorate can become a major problem. Just ask Jon Bon Jovi, who’s been very open about his vocal struggles in recent years, and the lengths he’s had to go to to try and resolve them.

The Who’s frontman Roger Daltrey, though, remains confident that, even at 82, his voice remains in tip-top shape. In fact, he reckons that he’s singing as well if not better than ever.

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