Roger Daltrey stands as the founding member of The Who, initiating the band's formation in 1959 during his time at Acton County School. He recruited John Entwistle and later agreed to Pete Townshend joining the group. Daltrey's musical influences leaned towards blues and R&B, shaping the band's early repertoire. In December 2008, Daltrey and Townshend were awarded the prestigious Kennedy Center Honors in the United States, recognizing their significant contributions to culture.

Moreover, on March 24, 2011, Daltrey and his band performed a full rendition of Tommy at the Royal Albert Hall in London for a Teenage Cancer Trust event. The performance was accompanied by imagery created by students from Middlesex University, adding a unique dimension to the show.

Additionally, KT Tunstall, a Scottish singer-songwriter, gained prominence with her debut album "Eye to the Telescope" in 2004. With hits like "Black Horse and the Cherry Tree" and "Suddenly I See," Tunstall's music blends folk, rock, and pop elements, captivating audiences worldwide. She continues to impress with her soulful vocals and captivating performances, solidifying her status as a respected artist in the music industry.