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Styx have been one of the hardest-working bands in classic rock for decades, and 2027 is no exception. The band has a massive 41-date schedule that includes co-headlining runs with both Cheap Trick and Chicago, plus headlining shows of their own. Whether they are paired with Cheap Tricks power-pop perfection or Chicagos horn-driven rock, Styx delivers a setlist packed with the arena anthems that made them one of the biggest bands of the late 1970s and 1980s.
The Styx catalog is absolutely stacked with hits. Come Sail Away, Renegade, Mr. Roboto, Too Much Time on My Hands, Blue Collar Man, The Best of Times, and Lady are all part of the classic rock DNA, and the band plays them with a precision and energy that puts younger acts to shame. Led by guitarist and vocalist Tommy Shaw and keyboardist Lawrence Gowan, this version of Styx is as tight and powerful as any lineup in the bands history.
The Windy Cities Tour with Chicago is a special pairing -- two legendary bands that came out of the same city, each with a totally different sound, sharing one stage. Cheap Trick, meanwhile, brings their own Rockford-born brand of hook-filled rock and roll, making those co-headlining dates a dream double bill for anyone who grew up on classic rock radio.
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Styx formed in Chicago in 1972 and rose to become one of the defining arena rock bands of the late 1970s and early 1980s. The original lineup featured guitarist James "JY" Young, keyboardist and vocalist Dennis DeYoung, and the brothers Chuck and John Panozzo. When guitarist and vocalist Tommy Shaw joined in 1975, the band found the missing piece that would propel them to superstardom. Albums like The Grand Illusion, Pieces of Eight, Cornerstone, and Paradise Theatre produced a string of hits that dominated rock radio.
The bands hit list reads like a greatest-hits compilation of classic rock itself: Come Sail Away, Renegade, Blue Collar Man (Long Nights), Too Much Time on My Hands, The Best of Times, Babe, Lady, Fooling Yourself (The Angry Young Man), Mr. Roboto, and Show Me the Way. These songs have been staples of classic rock radio for over four decades and remain crowd favorites at every live show.
The current Styx lineup features Tommy Shaw on guitar and vocals, James "JY" Young on guitar and vocals, Lawrence Gowan on keyboards and vocals (replacing DeYoung in 1999), Ricky Phillips on bass, and Todd Sucherman on drums. This version of the band has been together for over two decades and has developed a chemistry that rivals any classic-era lineup. Gowan in particular has made the keyboard role his own, bringing a theatrical flair to the bands live show.
The 2027 schedule is packed with 41 dates, including co-headlining runs with two fellow classic rock powerhouses. The Windy Cities Tour with Chicago celebrates the shared hometown roots of both bands, while separate dates with Cheap Trick create a double bill of Midwest rock royalty. Solo headlining shows round out the schedule, giving fans plenty of options to catch Styx on stage.
Venues on the tour range from arenas like Simmons Bank Arena in Little Rock to outdoor amphitheaters and performing arts centers across the country. Whether you catch them headlining or sharing the bill with Chicago or Cheap Trick, a Styx show delivers the full arena-rock experience -- big harmonies, blazing guitars, and singalong moments that fill the venue from floor to rafters.
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Styx has 41 dates scheduled for 2027, including co-headlining runs with Chicago (the Windy Cities Tour) and Cheap Trick, plus solo headlining shows. The tour spans arenas, amphitheaters, and performing arts centers across North America. Check the schedule above for all dates and cities.
Venues range from indoor arenas to outdoor amphitheaters. Arena shows typically offer reserved seating throughout, while amphitheater dates may include lawn seating at more affordable price points. Check the venue website for parking, entry policies, and bag restrictions.
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Yes, Styx has a massive 41-date tour schedule for 2027 that includes co-headlining runs with Chicago and Cheap Trick, plus solo headlining shows. Check the listings above for all dates and ticket availability.
The Windy Cities Tour is a co-headlining concert series featuring Styx and Chicago, two legendary bands that both hail from the Chicago area. The tour celebrates their shared hometown roots while showcasing two very different but equally iconic sounds.
A Styx setlist features their biggest hits including Come Sail Away, Renegade, Mr. Roboto, Too Much Time on My Hands, Blue Collar Man, The Best of Times, Fooling Yourself, Lady, and Show Me the Way. The band also includes deeper album cuts and newer material.
Ticket prices vary by venue, seat location, and whether the show is a co-headlining or solo date. Arena and amphitheater shows offer seats at a range of price points. Check the listings above for current pricing on all available shows.
A Styx headlining show runs approximately 90 minutes to two hours. Co-headlining dates with Chicago or Cheap Trick run longer, typically three to four hours total including both full sets.
The current Styx lineup features Tommy Shaw on guitar and vocals, James JY Young on guitar and vocals, Lawrence Gowan on keyboards and vocals, Ricky Phillips on bass, and Todd Sucherman on drums. This lineup has been together for over two decades.
Yes, several dates on the 2027 schedule are co-headlining shows with Cheap Trick. Other dates feature the Windy Cities Tour with Chicago, and additional shows are solo Styx headlining performances. Check the schedule above to see which dates feature which configuration.
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Yes, Styx concerts are generally appropriate for fans of all ages. The shows feature classic rock music with high energy and positive vibes. Age policies vary by venue, so check the specific venue website for any restrictions.
Yes, Mr. Roboto has returned to the Styx setlist and is a crowd favorite. Lawrence Gowan brings a theatrical energy to the song that makes it one of the highlights of every show.
The 2027 tour hits a mix of arenas, amphitheaters, and performing arts centers across North America. Venues include Simmons Bank Arena in Little Rock, Walmart AMP in Rogers, Hero Arena at Mountain America Center, and many more outdoor summer venues.
Styx released Crash of the Crown in 2021, their most recent studio album. The band continues to write and record new material while maintaining a heavy touring schedule that keeps their classic catalog alive for new generations of fans.