Styx today: Chuck Panozzo, Ricky Phillips, Todd Sucherman, Tommy Shaw, James "JY" Young, Lawrence Gowan Credit: Photo by Rick Diamond The music of Styx has often been otherworldly, situated in a ...

In an interview conducted via Zoom, Styx bassist Ricky Phillips explained to radio personality Chasta how he and the band continue to collaborate. “I’m down here doing a lot of work, writing bass ...

On this episode of Phil Vassar’s Songs From the Cellar, Vassar is joined by rock ‘n’ roll legend Tommy Shaw from the iconic band Styx. The two talk about the reverberated impact and adoration for Styx ...

After 16 years, the monthly summer party that is Blues, Brews, and BBQ is substituting blues for good old fashioned rock ‘n’ roll — at least for one month. Styx tribute band The Blue Collar Men will ...

It doesn’t take much to get Paul Rudd to toss on a wig and hop in front of camera for some silliness. He’s done it in Anchorman, he’s done it on The Tonight Show, and he’s done for those private ...

Okay, we already know what some of you are going to say. Dennis DeYoung sings all these sentimental ballads. He tells really corny jokes onstage. He doesn’t even pretend that he’s trying to look and ...

“Putting The Mission out now, when the brotherhood has never been stronger — well, it’s the sweet dream we never imagined. It’s a dream fulfilled.” “The Grand Illusion continues to be a resonant topic ...

The music legends unite for The Soundtrack of Summer -- a three-month tour that kicks off May 16 -- and a compilation album with a new version of "Hotel California." By Gary Graff, Billboard Styx ...

Thousands of spectators welcomed the return of live music to the Twin Cities Friday night as rock icons Styx, Cheap Trick and 38 Special took the stage at Lakefront Music Fest in Lakefront Park.

As he prepares to launch another tour in Phoenix, Styx guitarist James “J.Y.” Young is feeling good about the fact that he's still out there making music for a living in a year that finds him ...

If you ask Dennis DeYoung, there’s nothing new in rock music today. In fact, according to DeYoung, the former lead singer of Styx, there hasn’t been anything new in rock music since the 1960s. “By ...