The Who’s New Drummer Addresses Controversy over Zak Starkey Firing

The Who’s new drummer addresses controversy over Zak Starkey firing

Band’s longtime drummer Zak Starkey was unceremoniously fired from the band for a second time this week

Drummer Zak Starkley Reveals Details Of Firing From The Who, Says He Refuses To 'Lie' About It - uInterview

Zak Starkey, son of the famous Beatles member Ringo Starr, has been fired from rock band The Who for the second time in two months. Starkley announced in April that he would be leaving the rock band after 29 years as their drummer, following a series of shows at the Royal Albert Hall. Later that week, band member Pete Townshend announced that there was “some communication issues” in the band, and Starkley would be staying with the group. The ban…

The legendary band The Who is involved in an internal chaos that has come to light completely, after firing for the second time in a month its drummer of almost three decades, Zak Starkey. What began as a seemingly friendly separation has become a confusing and public dispute, full of contradictions, conflicting statements and frustration on both sides. A first layoff... and a rectification? It all started on April 16, when the band issued a sta…