The band Styx, which was formed in 1961 was originally known as The Tradewinds. In 1965 the band changed the name to TW4 after a band called The Trade Winds broke nationally. Finally, after signing to Wooden Nickel Records in 1972, the name was officially changed to Styx. Dennis Deyoung has said the reason that it was chosen was because it was the only name that none of the members hated.
12 Dollars
It would be nearly impossible to get the real band Styx to play a show. I would guess on the order of $100,000 to over $200,000 depending on how much they feel like doing it. It would be more reasonable to get a cover band, maybe $1,000 or even less to play an evening of Styx songs and I'm sure there is at least one Styx tribute band out there...
Connie Francis
Yes Tommy Shaw is still with Styx.
Many different songs with that title: Kenny Rogers Styx Little River Band D'Angelo Whispers Jack Jones Mista
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Styx as a band does not specifically adhere to a particular religion. Members of the band may have individual religious beliefs, but the band as a whole does not have an official religious affiliation.
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yes It must also be noted that the original band Styx split up....Tommy Shaw took the name Styx and went his way after adding Gowan as the lead singer.... and Dennis Deyoung, the architect behind the diversity of the band went his way and tours under the name "Dennis Deyoung and the Music of Styx. I hear both halves are amazing and I know Dennis's side certainly is for a fact.
The Greek name Styx, is the same as the Roman.
The band Styx's name finds its origin in Greek mythology; the river Styx is the most famous of the five found in the underworld. Gods and men alike swore oaths on it.
Styx, the Greek name, is also the Roman name.
His solo material was released under the name Gowan. He was also in a band called Rhinegold.
Tommy Shaw
12 Dollars
It would be nearly impossible to get the real band Styx to play a show. I would guess on the order of $100,000 to over $200,000 depending on how much they feel like doing it. It would be more reasonable to get a cover band, maybe $1,000 or even less to play an evening of Styx songs and I'm sure there is at least one Styx tribute band out there...
Styx is referring to the River Styx, the gateway between the mortal world and the Underworld.