Jones Kenny

Public Career Overview

• The Small Faces (1965–1969): Joined as drummer in the mid-1960s and contributed to the band’s classic period, helping steer a rhythm section behind hits that defined mod-era rock.
• Faces (1969–1975): Continued as the drummer after The Small Faces evolved into Faces, maintaining a high-energy rhythm section during the group’s peak years.
• The Who (from 1979/1980 onward): Joined as a replacement for Keith Moon after Moon’s passing; performed with The Who on tours and on the 1982 studio album It’s Hard.

Selected Discography Highlights

• It’s Hard — The Who (1982) — drums by Kenney Jones
• Classic albums with The Small Faces and The Faces from the 1960s–early 1970s

Recent Projects and Activities

Throughout the 1990s–2020s, Jones has engaged in various collaborative projects and live performances with former bandmates and guest artists. He remains active as a professional drummer, performing at selected events and concerts in the UK and Europe. Publicly documented projects emphasize live performances and retrospective appearances rather than constant studio releases.

Public Profile and Social Media

Official social media presence for Kenney Jones is limited; there are no widely verified accounts publicly advertised. Fans and media typically reference him through band pages, management announcements, or archived interviews.

News and Public Updates

There is no consistently updated mainstream press feed for Kenney Jones in recent years. When featured, coverage tends to focus on band histories (Small Faces, Faces, The Who), reunion events, or retrospective interviews about his contributions to British rock.

Notes for Reference

For verified credits and discography, consult music databases such as AllMusic and Discogs, or liner notes from The Small Faces, Faces, and The Who releases.