Former Styx frontman Dennis DeYoung has revealed the track listing and artwork for his final album, 26 East: Volume 2. The opening song is called “Hello Goodbye,” yet DeYoung insists it’s not a cover ...
Former Styx singer Dennis DeYoung has unveiled a release date for what will be his final studio album, 26 East, Vol. 2. The LP will arrive on June 11. In the meantime, he's released a new single, ...
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How ‘The Grand Illusion’ Changed Styx: An Interview With Dennis DeYoung
Dennis DeYoung had landed some important songs in his early days writing for Styx. But when he wrote “The Grand Illusion,” he knew something felt different. “I kept looking at those lyrics and ...
“What’s Tom Morello playing with Dennis Young for? Has he lost his mind?” asked Dennis DeYoung while speaking with HollywoodLife, as if even he can’t believe the Rage Against The Machine member joined ...
Styx's "The Grand Illusion" became the leading track and overall theme of their most successful album that made them global ...
“26 East: Volume 2” is the sound of Dennis DeYoung, as he sang back in 1977, sailing away. The former Styx singer has said that the 12-song set will be his last full-fledge album — appropriately ...
On March 18th, 2014, Dennis DeYoung, the legendary front man of Styx and author of five key songs that define that band s career, returned to Los Angeles for the first time during his solo career to ...
Breaking news heard here first at American Songwriter: Dennis DeYoung is reneging on his promise that his recently-released album 26 East, Vol. 2 will be his last. He has one condition though: “I will ...
Sometimes we can take away the wrong message from a song. The song “Come Sail Away” by progressive rock band Styx is one of my favorite songs of all time. I’ve typically turned to it for a very ...
The first time I saw Dennis DeYoung on stage was in Long Beach, Calif.. He was with other members of the band he had formed in a South Side basement when he was a teenager. The band was Styx, the year ...
Sometimes we can take away the wrong message from a song. The song “Come Sail Away” by progressive rock band Styx is one of my favorite songs of all time. I’ve typically turned to it for a very ...
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