Young was there when “Lady” gave Styx its first hit and a shot of hope in 1973, and still there when singer-guitarist Tommy Shaw joined singer-keyboardist Dennis DeYoung and the rhythm section ...

Former Styx maestro Dennis DeYoung is an exceptionally diverse ... disrepair and the state of America at the outset of the '80s. DeYoung's lyric was both a celebration of American ideals, and ...

After breakups and reunions and attempts to continue working with DeYoung unfolded over the rest of the ’80s and ’90s, Styx has continued on without him this century. And it’s no wonder that ...

Those members were a big part of the rock band’s late ’70s/early ’80s heyday ... keyboardist and principal songwriter Dennis DeYoung, who exited acrimoniously in 1999.

Such was the lifestyle of a 1970s and ’80s rock star, which is what DeYoung was ... During the days on the road, Dennis spends his free time writing music and, during the NBA playoffs, watched ...

Dennis DeYoung didn’t really feel the need to make ... It took the urging of his record company and a little push from fellow 70s/80s hitmaker Jim Peterik to get him motivated.

"We should do one last tour for the fans,” DeYoung proclaimed during an interview with Rolling Stone. “Let’s go do 80 or 100 shows. Let’s put Moe, Larry and Curly back on the stage.” ...

The suburb of Burr Ridge was founded in 1956, when Dennis DeYoung was ... band hit the road again for an 80-city American concert tour in 1991. Around that time DeYoung said: “Being a rock ...

Dennis DeYoung wants his show to be familiar to Styx fans. DeYoung, Styx’s original lead singer, worked to create a band that would evoke memories of the band for audiences. “I handpicked them ...

He was unceremoniously 'dumped' from the band Styx. Now, more than 25 years on, Dennis DeYoung wants a reunion for the fans.