Dennis DeYoung: The Voice and Soul of Styx
Dennis DeYoung is the legendary voice and chief songwriter of Styx, responsible for seven of the band’s eight Billboard Top 10 hits and some of rock’s most iconic anthems.
Tommy Shaw Damn Yankees: The Album That Changed Everything
Tommy Shaw Damn Yankees arrived in 1990 as one of rock’s great surprises. Discover why this supergroup debut still hits hard over 30 years later.
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James Young City Slicker: The Hard Rock Heart of Styx Goes Solo
Experience the high-octane world of James Young City Slicker, the 1985 solo debut where the Styx guitarist teamed with Jan Hammer for an urban rock classic.
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Tommy Shaw Girls With Guns: A Masterclass in 80-era Solo Rock
Dive into our review of Tommy Shaw Girls With Guns, the 1984 solo debut that defined 80s rock with sharp riffs, MTV hits, and incredible vocal performances.
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Chicago 2026 Tour: Dates, Setlist, Tickets and More
The Chicago 2026 tour is here, and the legendary horn-driven rock band is bringing their full catalog of hits and deep cuts to venues across North America.
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Dennis DeYoung: Desert Moon and the Styx Solo Era Peak
Discover the magic of Dennis DeYoung: Desert Moon. A deep dive into the 1984 solo masterpiece that defined an era of classic rock and melodic brilliance.
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STYX Crystal Ball: The Album That Changed Everything
STYX Crystal Ball introduced Tommy Shaw in 1976 and transformed the band forever. Read our deep-dive review of this classic rock turning point.
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STYX Equinox: The High-Voltage Birth of Modern Arena Rock
Explore how STYX Equinox redefined the band’s sound in 1975, blending progressive rock with the arena-ready anthems that would soon conquer the world.
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STYX Cornerstone: A Bold Pivot Into the Pop Mainstream
A deep dive into styx Cornerstonex, the 1979 pivot that gave Styx their first #1 hit and changed the landscape of arena rock and pop-rock forever.
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Zak Starkey Drummer Takes Fans Through Chaotic Unscripted Journey
Zak Starkey drummer delivered an intimate one-man show at NYC’s Gramercy Theatre, taking fans through his legendary career with The Who and beyond in an off-the-cuff performance.
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Kilroy Was Here Styx: The Concept Album That Split A Rock Empire
Discover the story behind kilroy was here styx, the theatrical concept album that brought Styx huge hits like Mr. Roboto but eventually split the legendary band.
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Styx Paradise Theatre: The Album That Conquered America
The styx paradise theatre album became the band’s first number one in 1981. This concept album about a Chicago theater featured The Best of Times and Too Much Time on My Hands.
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