The song, written by Kerry Livgren, became the band's fourth to make Billboard Magazine's American Top 40. It topped out at No. 23 on the Billboard charts. 1949 Broadway show tune mentions Kansas ...

But the backlash didn't happen, as Platt believes fans recognized his passion for Kansas' music, and 11 years later he's still fronting Kansas. "My time in Shooting Star was only four years," he says.

The track’s success has intensified the ongoing debate on whether or not music streaming sites should label AI-generated ...

To hear that performing with Tech as the headliner is so big to them is big to me, and I am proud of the artists here in KC.” ...

The progressive rock band Kansas this spring added 23 stops to its 50th anniversary tour “Another Fork in the Road," including one next month at the Peoria Civic Center Theater. “I’m so ...

I t's impossible, based on the music alone, to know what Kansas City-area band Flooding thinks of director David Lynch's work. But Flooding's emerging canon plays both sides of a coin Lynch knows ...

He’s been a music industry mainstay for nearly five decades with a CV that notes the Dixie Dregs, Kansas, Deep Purple, and Lynyrd Skynyrd among his employers throughout an illustrious career.

Straddling a line between hard and progressive rock — not exactly what the music industry expected from a band from America’s heartland — Kansas has sold more than 15.5 million records in ...

Kansas fans can expect to hear classic hits like “Carry on Wayward Son” and “Dust in the Wind,” as well as deep cuts during the band's Fayetteville show.

Now Kansas, which is rounded out by singer/keyboardist Ronnie Platt, keyboardist Tom Brislin, violinist Joe Deninzon and bassist Dan McGowan, is on tour celebrating the band’s 50th anniversary ...