Kansas

Band will play its two most popular albums at the Beacon in December.

Kansas will mark the 40th anniversary of their hit 1977 'Point of Know Return' album with a run of tour dates.

When Kansas hit the road in the fall of 2016 for a series of shows featuring a full-album performance of their classic 'Leftoverture' album, it was a carrot to get people in the door.

After spending more than a year touring to celebrate the 40th anniversary of 'Leftoverture,' Kansas will commemorate the experience with the release of 'Leftoverture Live & Beyond,'

Jay Sekulow, a member of President Donald Trump's legal team, plays guitar and drums in a self-named band that counts former Kansas frontman John Elefante among its members.

Kansas' drummer says they're going to record another album and play all of 'Point of Know Return' on an upcoming tour.

“With the internet today, I’ve been sent like 500 different emails with it in there."

This as-yet-untitled Kansas project would make quick work of following up last year's 'The Prelude Implicit,' the band's first new album in 16 years.

When Styx singer Lawrence Gowan spoke in a TV interview about his difficult early days with the band, it sent new Kansas vocalist Ronnie Platt’s stress levels through the roof

Ultimate Classic Rock presents the exclusive premiere of Kansas' latest single and video.