A beloved ’70s rock hit takes an unexpected turn into outer space.

The song was originally released in 1973, but didn't find immediate success.

In 1991, Styx released what became one of their final big hits, a song that was recorded thanks to overwhelming boredom.

The band treated the crowd to popular hits including “The Grand Illusion,” “Blue Collar Man,” “Come Sail Away,” “Mr. Roboto” ...

This is the latest in a series of stories and photographs featuring high school marching bands in the region. The series will ...

Styx's 2026 Rockin' in Paradise festival canceled due to Tropical Storm Watch, prioritizing guest safety and well-being.

These four iconic bands formed in 1972 and would go on to significantly shape the sound of mainstream music as we know it ...

Over the past 53 years, Styx has performed dozens of times in the Pittsburgh region. They’ve played arenas and stadiums – from the demolished Three Rivers Stadium and Civic Arena, to the ...

Conrad Lant, the frontman for Venom, took the stage name Cronos, pioneered black metal and more or less made Satan a sideman.

Every year, the Marching Band performs a brand new halftime show, but still continues the tradition of performing certain ...