Tommy Shaw admits his band Styx is frustratingly helpless when it comes to consideration for the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. “We’re really powerless over it,” the rocker noted during a recent ...

With Tommy Shaw a major part of the Styx legacy, the musician discussed the band not being inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

Nashville resident Tommy Shaw of the band Styx talks about life in Nashville, touring with Styx, making a bluegrass album and playing the Grand Ole Opry.

2. Tommy Shaw was awesome The entire Styx seven-piece band was fabulous. Vocalist and singer Lawrence Gowan dazzled the audience with his spinning piano and dance moves.

Tommy Shaw said he hoped Styx would 'live long enough' to get inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in June 2024.

Well, you can throw all that out when it comes to Styx, it seems. According to Ultimate Classic Rock, guitarist Tommy Shaw said the band is putting the finishing touches on a new LP. In fact, the ...

Shaw auditioned it for the band on keyboards when they began working on Pieces of Eight, at which point keyboardist Dennis DeYoung picked it up and took over.

After more than a year of quarantine, Tommy Shaw of the Styx is brushing up on the group’s tunes as they hit the road.

The band’s first big hit was the essence of a slow-builder, taking almost two years to reach its chart peak after its release on Styx II in 1973. It even predates Tommy Shaw’s time in the band.

Nashville resident Tommy Shaw of the band Styx talks about life in Nashville, touring with Styx, making a bluegrass album and playing the Grand Ole Opry.

Tommy Shaw was inducted into the Alabama Music Hall of Fame in 2008. The duo headlined at Concert in the Quarry 2009 in Suwanee, Ga.

Ricky Phillips, from left, James Young and Tommy Shaw of the band Styx will perform at Agua Caliente Resort Casino Spa Rancho Mirage on Saturday, March 1. (Photo by Owen Sweeney/Invision/AP) ...