Over the course of his tragically short life, The Who’s drummer, Keith Moon, developed quite a reputation for his shocking, destructive, and outlandish antics. Joining the British rock band in the mid ...

The 1970s were a lawless era in the world of rock n' roll, when rock stars weren't just musicians – they were living legends. Fuelled by fame, fortune, and a cocktail of substances, these stars became ...

The project started in unusual fashion. “A fan came to us,” Daltrey remembered in an interview with Classic Rock. “He did a short promo, and we said why not. We thought it was going to be some cheap ...

Parade aims to feature only the best products and services. If you buy something via one of our links, we may earn a commission. The project started in unusual fashion. “A fan came to us,” Daltrey ...

Who Car You? Rolls-Royce recreate Keith Moon's famous birthday car in pool stunt. Rolls-Royce has marked 100 years of its flagship Phantom model with a tribute to one of rock music’s most enduring ...

Rolls-Royce first built a Phantom in 1925, and is still building them 100 years later, with the latest generation, the Phantom VIII, debuting in 2017. To mark the anniversary, the marque put one in a ...

Because nothing says “Rock n’ Roll” like mimicry. “I ran out, jumped into the first car I came to, which was a brand new Lincoln Continental. It was parked on a slight hill and when I took the ...

It might be a myth, it’s definitely a legend but we’ll never truly know what happened with Keith Moon and the Rolls-Royce in the swimming pool. Looking back on the Rolls-Royce Phantom’s legacy over ...

Keith Moon did not ever need a reason to party, but he did turn his 21st birthday into a rager — one that involved one of his most infamous acts of rowdiness. It was Aug. 23, 1967 and the Who had ...

To celebrate 100 years of the Phantom, Rolls-Royce is recreating a legend. Whether the legend is true or not doesn’t matter. It’s more fun to believe it than to seek out what really happened. When the ...

On September 7th, 1978, Keith Moon, the legendary hard-partying drummer of The Who, was found dead in his London apartment. In the end, his life was as much defined by his self-destructive behavior ...