dennis deyoung

After decades of estrangement and animosity, former Styx singer Dennis DeYoung is pleading with his old band to reunite the original lineup for one last tour.

Dennis DeYoung knows by now that his work with Styx doesn't stand much of a chance of ever being recognized by the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

Former Styx frontman Dennis DeYoung brought his solo show titled 'The Music of Styx' to Nashville's historic War Memorial Auditorium on Friday night (June 28). The show is billed as a Styx greatest hits show, and that's exactly what DeYoung delivered, turning back the clock for two hours of pure Stygian magic.

Former Styx front man Dennis DeYoung hasn't been an active member of the group he helped found since 1999, but he still makes his living by playing their greatest hits. DeYoung's current solo band is geared toward recreating the classic Styx sound as closely as possible, and the singer, songwriter and keyboardist has revealed that he is hoping to re-stage the superstar rock group's most successful

He was a big part of helping to build their success story, and although Dennis DeYoung has been out of Styx for more than a decade, he says that if the opportunity were to present itself, he’d be game to return to the band.

Styx fans have been hoping for more than a decade that the band would reunite with former lead singer Dennis DeYoung. Styx fans don't hold your breath. Styx guitarist and vocalist Tommy Shaw told Rolling Stone magazine in a recent interview that a reunion with DeYoung is never going to happen: "I don't think is realistic," Shaw tells Rolling Stone. "We...