Moody Blues

The Moody Blues were enshrined some five decades after they helped give rise to progressive rock by adding symphonic elements to pop songs.

The Moody Blues' legendary album 'Days of Future Passed' turned 50 last year, and to celebrate, the band performed the album in its entirety live on tour.

Ray Thomas wrote or co-wrote more than 25 Moody Blues songs, but he will perhaps always be best remembered for his distinctive contributions on flute.

It took a little longer than expected to get official confirmation, but the Moody Blues and Bon Jovi will be entering the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame with a more complete list of members than initially believed.

As 'Days of Future Passed' shot up the U.K. rock charts, the Moody Blues secured their place in prog history.

The Moody Blues' ongoing 50th anniversary celebration for their landmark 'Days of Future Passed' LP will include a new live DVD of the album being performed in concert.

The Moody Blues will spend this summer on the road, commemorating the 50th anniversary of their breakthrough Days of Future Passed LP.

The fifth Moody Blues cruise, set for Jan. 2-7, 2018, features Alan Parsons, Jefferson Starship, Dave Mason, Richie Furay and others.

Mick Jagger and Keith Richards have weighed in on recent comments by Kid Rock that he holds back a thousand tickets for each of his shows and sells them on Ticketsnow.com, Ticketmaster’s secondary ticket service.

The Moody Blues have just announced 10 fall dates. The shows, which follow a 12-show European trek, kick off on September 27th in Cincinnati, Ohio and wrap on October 29th, in Paso Robles, California.