Members of REO Speedwagon returned for homecoming as Fox's Big Noon Kickoff show invades Grange Grove. From left, REO Speedwagon members Kevin Cronin, Alan Gratzer, Bruce Hall and Neal Doughty hold up ...

Champaign's very own REO Speedwagon is set to return to the U of I campus during Homecoming festivities, and a familiar face is returning to the lineup. FCC chair ...

CHAMPAIGN, Ill. (WAND) — Members of the band REO Speedwagon will return to The University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign on September 26 to serve as grand marshals in the university's homecoming parade.

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — The Brotherhood of Rock tour featuring Styx, REO Speedwagon, and special guest Don Felder, former lead guitarist of the Eagles, is officially on tour. This summer tour has ...

The singer’s current group, the Kevin Cronin Band, is currently on the road with Styx and ex-Eagles guitarist Don Felder. In a social media post, Cronin explained that his band is planning to donate ...

REO Speedwagon singer Terry Luttrell was injured after he crashed his car when he fell asleep behind the wheel — just hours after performing at the band’s farewell concert in Illinois. The vocalist ...

REO Speedwagon singer Terry Luttrell was reportedly in a car crash over the weekend that sent him to the hospital following a special Illinois performance. The 78-year-old musician opened up in a ...

REO Speedwagon singer Terry Luttrell was in a car crash on Sunday morning following a reunion concert in Champaign, Illinois, state police confirmed to Fox News Digital on Wednesday. The 78-year-old ...

A Syracuse native reunited with his classic rock band for a farewell concert. REO Speedwagon members Neal Doughty, Alan Gratzer, Bruce Hall, Terry Luttrell, Mike Murphy and Steve Scorfina played a ...

The Legacy of REO Speedwagon concert at the State Farm Center in Champaign on Saturday. Bruce Hall takes full advantage of the fan placed for his hair during the Legacy of REO Speedwagon concert at ...

REO Speedwagon's catalog and career have been marked by dizzying highs and big setbacks. They welcomed frontman Kevin Cronin into the fold with 1972's gold-selling R.E.O./T.W.O., which should have ...