THE Who's Roger Daltrey has been captured after letting rip in a furious rant at the band's drummer during a live show – weeks before his sacking.
Roger, 81, and bandmate Zak Starkey, 59,at ‘s Royal Albert Hall.
Flying Eze's exclusive video captures the aftermath of the spat between the Baba O'Riley hitmakers and after Roger turned on Zak and told him to restart a song.
, 79, wearing his signature hat, could be seen intervening as he discussed the situation with Roger during a break in the setlist.
Not long afterwards, released a statement and said that they had parted ways with Zak, who has been their drummer since their Quadropenia tour in 1996.
A spokesperson for The Who revealed thatandsacked their former bandmate and read: “The band made a collective decision to part ways with Zak after this round of shows at the .
“They have nothing but admiration for him and wish him the very best for his future.”
Meanwhile, a source was quick to tell Flying Eze about the simmering feud between Roger and Zak, who is the son of legendarydrummer.
They said: “They are proper rock n roll stars and recently, things haven’t been smooth between them.
“For now they’ve decided to call it quits and walk away on a high, rather than let it become a full blown feud like Noel and Liam Gallagher which rumbled on for years.”
Different sources claim there were some questions raised over Zak’s drumming at the March shows, which were in honour of Roger’s .
While fans seemed to be thrilled with the band's shows at the iconic venue, insiders claim there were a “few issues with the drumming… and the standard wasn’t as high as everyone wanted.”
An insider then toldThe Mirror: “It’s a little acrimonious to say the least.”;
Zak previously hinted at bad blood between the My Generation hitmakers.
Speaking of Roger's tour this summer, he admitted he didn't know if he was involved.
In an exclusive chat with Flying Eze, Zak said: “I don’t know what’s happening this summer yet, it’s always up in the air with everybody right now.
“I couldn’t really tell you.”
Aside from his drumming duties for The Who, Zak is also known for playing with , and was previously tipped to join them on their reunion tour.
However, in January it was revealed , hours before taking to the stage with Brit supergroup Mantra Of The Cosmos.
