They are best known for their songs in the '70s, but they've kept rocking!

The classic lineup included Phil Ehart, Rich Williams, Kerry Livgren, Dave Hope, Steve Walsh, and Robby Steinhardt, and that version of the band helped define their most famous era.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. TOPEKA (KSNT) – The American rock band “KANSAS” is swapping out one of its longtime members for a new face this month. Billy Greer ...

Fifty years have seen the band Kansas travel a winding path that has included periods of major success, lulls in the band’s popularity, the arrivals and departures of multiple band members, a long ...

It’s fair to say that the band Kansas has been carrying on for much longer than its founding members expected. The group formed in Topeka back in 1973 and released its first album the following Year.

In 1976, Kansas recorded the song “Carry On Wayward Son.” The opening song released on the progressive rock band’s fourth studio album, Leftoverture, became their first Top 40 hit, reaching No 11 on ...

For nearly four decades, Billy Greer stood alongside the rock band Kansas as they released several studio albums and entertained fans all over the world. While formed during the 1970s, Greer ...

EMPORIA (KSNT) – Fyre from Emporia were a good distributor away from widespread popularity with their 1977 album “Pyromancy.” When The Blue Things broke up in early 1968, Rich Bisterfeldt moved back ...

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 looking ...

America’s prog rock band Kansas celebrates its 50th anniversary with its “Another Fork in the Road” tour. Fans at the two shows (Nov. 23-24) at the Brown County Music Center will get two hours of hits ...