Category Archives: Styx

Dennis DeYoung Wraps Up Recording Career with Nostalgic Yet Timely Release

Posted on March 14, 2022 by Bob Ruggiero

He thought he was done making new music. Finito. End of the Road. When Dennis DeYoung released what he was calling 26 East last year, he fully expected it to be his final studio album in a long and storied … Continue reading →

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Styx Rocks Again While Heading (on Purpose!) Into a Crash

Posted on March 4, 2022 by Bob Ruggiero

It’s 8:30 a.m. in Houston when Lawrence Gowan calls from his home in Toronto, Canada, which is a decidedly un rock-and-roll time for an interview. And even more so when the singer/keyboardist for Styx says he’s been up since 6:30 … Continue reading →

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Dennis DeYoung Goes Back to Where It All Began

Posted on September 5, 2020 by Bob Ruggiero

Like all musicians of varying ages, genres, and stages in their career during the Age of Coronavirus, Dennis DeYoung is stuck at home. He’s got a new solo record coming out, but has had to put a planned tour on … Continue reading →

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Dennis DeYoung: Styx and Stones Won’t Break His Bones

Posted on January 3, 2016 by Bob Ruggiero

To many classic rock fans, it would seem a bit of unnecessary clarification to bill a Dennis DeYoung show as “Dennis DeYoung and the Music of Styx.” After all, as the band’s main vocalist, chief songwriter, and keyboardist, anyone with … Continue reading →

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