“A lot of the new people they choose on shows like ‘American Idol’ and things like that – I don’t ever hear lead singers,” Daltrey said in a pollstar.com interview. “They always seem to choose to pick people that are great singers, fabulous singers, but they’ve never got the voice that makes a great lead singer.”

According to Daltrey, some of the best singers are Rod Stewart, Mick Jagger, Eddie Vedder and one interesting exception: Adele.

Daltrey shared his views earlier this month while promoting “Roger Daltrey Performs The Who’s Tommy,” which wraps up on Oct. 25 in Seattle.

Additional Roger Daltrey tickets are available for Oct. 11 in Cedar Park, Texas; Oct. 12 in Grand Prairie, Texas; Oct. 14 in Kansas City, Mo., and more.

In October-November 2009, Roger Daltrey went on his first solo tour in nearly 20 years. Just as he was getting back in the swing of things, he underwent surgery to remove a pre-cancerous growth from his vocal chords. After nearly a two-month long recovery, he was back on stage for The Who performing the Super Bowl XLIV Halftime Show.

In the summer of 2010, Daltrey continued with a handful of solo tour dates as well as a collaborative tour with Eric Clapton.

After a couple months of lying low, Daltrey is back this month with a gig scheduled on Jan. 17 at the New York City B.B. King Blues Club for “Rock n Roll Fantasy Camp with Mark Farner and more.” Don’t miss your chance to see this legendary rocker live, get your Roger Daltry tickets today!

Now THAT’S a band camp story worth telling! And if you are of the the lucky ones participating at January’s Rock N’ Roll Fantasy Camp in NYC (Jan. 12-17) , then you’ll be hanging out with Roger Daltrey himself! He is joining an impressive list of rock star guests serving as the pros for the fans enrolled in this ultimate interactive experience.

This isn’t your momma’s band camp! “Campers” form their own bands and spend 10+ hours a day playing, practicing, writing music and jamming in the studio under the tutelage of their rock counselors. The program also includes master classes, meet and greets with industry honchos, and the opportunity to play B.B. King’s Times Square nightclub as a grand finale.

Joining Daltrey as resident experts are Phil Ramone, Tommy James, Kip Winger, Simon Kirke of Bad Company, Rudy Sarzo of Quiet Riot, Mark Hudson, and many more.

Do you wanna go? Visit the Rock ‘N Roll Fantasy Camp website for more information. The unlucky ones can still watch the camp on VH1 Classic, which airs the week-long session in reality TV format.

When it came to the question of should fans expect any new music from the duo, Daltrey simply responded, “That’s Pete’s department.”  Despite the vague answer, they both are the first to say that The Who will carry on.

Currently Pete Townsend is battling tinnitus, which has kept the band on hiatus.  On the flip side, Roger is making the most of it, “I’ve got to keep singing our songs.  No one really plays our music.  It’s a shame.”

This summer fans can catch Daltrey teaming up with Eric Clapton.  He confesses that he has always wanted to work with the rock legend and has hopes that this summer pairing will lead to future collaborations.

There are rumors that The Who will in fact be taking to the road in 2011, restoring their 1973 Quadrophenia Tour.  But again, it all lies in the ears of Pete. 

Keep checking back as more Roger Daltry and The Who news develops.

June 22: Anselmo Valencia Amphitheatre, Tucson, AZ
June 25: Steifel Theatre for the Performing Arts, Salina, KS
June 26: Uptown Theater, Kansas City, MO

W/Eric Clapton:

June 28: Markus Amphitheatre Summerfest, Milwaukee, WI
June 30: Riverbend Music Center, Cincinnati, OH
July 2: Verizon Wireless Music Center, Indianapolis, IN
July 3: DTE Energy Center, Detriot, MI

Keep checking back for more Roger Daltry news. Be sure to pick up Roger Daltrey tickets for either one of these incredible outings.

However, what’s not official is what the set list is going to be. As such, NFL.com has put together six options for you to guess on and share your comments. They are:

Playlist A: My Generation, Pinball Wizard, Won’t Get Fooled Again
Playlist B: Who Are You, My Generation, Can’t Explain
Playlist C: I Can See For Miles, My Generation, Won’t Get Fooled Again
Playlist D: Baba O’Riley, Won’t Get Fooled, Who Are You
Playlist E: Can’t Explain, Magic Bus, The Kids Are All Right
Playlist F: Love, Reign O’er Me, Squeeze Box, My Generation

So, what would you like to hear The Who play at the Superbowl?

He’s named the tour “Use It or Lose It,” basically meaning that he’s trying to keep his vocal cords in their best condition before he records The Who’s next album in 2010.

The tour kicked off Oct. 10 and will run through Nov. 30 with tour dates throughout the U.S. and Canada!

Daltrey has announced that Simon Townshend, Pete’s brother, will be a part of the tour.  The legendary singer plans to present some new versions of Who songs, such as an acoustic version of “Who Are You.”

When The Who does get back together, though, Daltrey has announced that fans can expect some full-album shows.