Styx and Loverboy Live in Concert: A Night of Rock Music at the Alerus Center
Styx, the renowned rock band, is set to perform alongside Loverboy on November 11 at the Alerus Center. Their latest album, Circling From Above, was released in May and is part of the band's ongoing “Brotherhood of Rock” tour. The album features 13 tracks that explore the complexities of the human experience through the themes of technology and nature.
The album showcases the musical talents of all seven band members, including Lawrence Gowan, Todd Sucherman, Chuck Panozzo, James “JY” Young, Tommy Shaw, Terry Gowan, and Will Evankovich. Circling From Above is a dynamic collection that reflects the full emotional and stylistic range of Styx's music, blending progressive elements with thought-provoking messages.
Critics have praised the album as a “masterpiece” and a solid effort that showcases Styx's continued creativity and musical prowess. The band's songwriting trio of Shaw, Evankovich, and Gowan have crafted 13 captivating songs that tell compelling stories and showcase the band's evolution and growth.
Styx is not only known for their music but also for their philanthropic efforts. Through their nonprofit organization, Rock the Rescue, the band supports various causes such as music education, health and well-being, disaster relief, and animal welfare. The organization was founded in 2001 by Tommy Shaw and Kevin Cronin and has raised significant funds for charitable causes over the years.
Joining Styx on stage will be Loverboy, a popular band from the 1980s known for hits like "Working for the Weekend" and "Hot Girls in Love." The concert promises to be a memorable night of rock music and entertainment for fans of both bands.
Don't miss the opportunity to experience Styx and Loverboy live in concert at the Alerus Center on November 11. Get ready for a night of electrifying performances and timeless rock music that will leave you wanting more.