Styx

After decades of estrangement and animosity, former Styx singer Dennis DeYoung is pleading with his old band to reunite the original lineup for one last tour.

As Styx finally achieved a long-hoped-for measure of success, they did a rare thing in rock: Look inward.

Back in the day when Styx bassist Ricky Phillips was on the road, touring was a lot different compared to the technology-loaded perks that bands enjoy these days.

Styx and Journey are pulling a pair of live releases out of the vaults in September.

This year's NAMM convention weekend will coincide with an all-star memorial concert held in honor of Ronnie Montrose.

A video of a homeless man playing Styx's 'Come Sail Away' has gained national attention.

The two bands sealed a bond when they previously toured together in 2007 and, as Tommy Shaw tells Ultimate Classic Rock during a rare interview, he can’t wait to do it again.

Released in April 1984, 'Caught in the Act' offered fans what would be their last opportunity to hear Styx playing together for more than a decade.

"I have many times bemoaned the fact that I, through my sheer will, dragged the group into that," Styx singer Dennis DeYoung later admitted.

AXS-TV will premiere a 2014 concert by Styx next month.

Fans who turn out to see Def Leppard with Styx and Tesla this summer shouldn't expect to see any big set-closing jams.

The two bands will hit the shed circuit this summer with Tesla as the opener.