Styx’s “Come Sail Away” never reached No. 1, but the 1977 rock classic transformed the band's future.

It was the best of times last week in Little Rock, Arkansas, when ’70s-era rock band Styx lit up a crowd of ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Amid a seven-piece line-up with talent to burn, old-hand guitarists James ‘JY’ Young and Tommy Shaw plus founding (and these days ...

Fifty-three years ago, iconic rock band Styx released "Lady," forever changing the game for the soft rock genre, even though ...

Ever since the release of their debut album in 1972, Styx have always been a group in vocal flux. Dennis DeYoung was the de facto frontman, with his distinctive tenor giving the band their ...

As Styx finally achieved a long-hoped-for measure of success, they did a rare thing in rock music back then: They looked inward. The Grand Illusion, released on July 7, 1977, talked with bold ...

While holding a place in music since the 1970s, many will always remember Ricky Phillips for performing with the rock band Styx for over 20 years. Although the musician played alongside other great ...

Classic rock pioneers Styx have gone through waves of change over their legendary career. Their arsenal of hits, like “Blue Collar Man,” “Come Sail Away,” “Too Much Time On My Hands,” and “Renegade,” ...

The earliest trace of Chicago rock band Styx dates back to 1962, when teenage founding vocalist Dennis DeYoung started jamming in his basement with twins Chuck and John Panozzo. By the time the band ...