reo speedwagon

Six former members — excluding Kevin Cronin — will reconvene in Champaign, Illinois, on June 14.

"The time has come to stop fighting, forgive and move on," he tells UCR.

He cites Bruce Hall's "irresponsible" demands and "inaccurate" internet rumors among the problems that led to the band's end.

Band came to an end after bassist’s return was challenged by singer Kevin Cronin.

Kevin Cronin will keep on loving fans as a solo artist, touring with the same musicians as the band's current lineup.

"This was a full year of soul searching," co-founder Neal Doughty tells UCR during a new interview with the band's Bruce Hall.

"I'm not ready to say farewell," he tells UCR.

Former Eagles guitarist Don Felder is also part of the outing.

Band will cease touring at the end of the year, but the singer isn't done.

He's set to return for a handful of previously scheduled shows after the group suddenly imploded.

Two longtime members were sidelined with different ailments before their sudden retirement.

Frontman Kevin Cronin had become the last remaining touring member from their classic era.

He was replaced on tour after undergoing back surgery in November.

All 11 of their new concert stops are in November.

Both bands move out of their comfort zones to challenge themselves and their fans.

Kevin Cronin shares the story of an unexpectedly dangerous Colorado outing.

Kevin Cronin tells UCR how the soon-to-be tour mates made the medley work.

"I'm really looking forward to being up there on the same stage," Kevin Cronin tells UCR regarding the trek, which begins in July.

She took a different approach with "Keep on Loving You," REO Speedwagon frontman tells UCR. "I love it when real singers sing my songs."

Kevin Cronin recalls the moment he realized the band prioritized parties over shows.