Tommy Shaw

Styx frontman says archive track found “new purpose” during coronavirus lockdown.

There's been a steady rotation of voices in the front role throughout the band's existence.

Styx frontman recalls racing four-wheel drive trucks with railroad worker.

Styx's Tommy Shaw is bringing his 2016 solo show with the Contemporary Youth Orchestra to fans everywhere on July 9.

Styx fans got a somewhat unexpected surprise when the band announced the upcoming release of a new studio album, The Mission.

Shaw performed a concert with the Cleveland Youth Orchestra and sat in with a "newgrass" trio on a cover of "Fat Bottomed Girls."

Tommy Shaw gives us an exclusive peek behind-the-scenes during their recent tour stop.

Joe Summers spent 25 years at A&M Canada, eventually becoming its chairman.

The two bands sealed a bond when they previously toured together in 2007 and, as Tommy Shaw tells Ultimate Classic Rock during a rare interview, he can’t wait to do it again.

Styx's addition of hard-rocking everyman Tommy Shaw before 1976’s 'Crystal Ball' forever shifted the band’s dynamic toward founding guitarist James "J.Y." Young’s clear penchant for straight-ahead rock.