Styx and Loverboy

Loverboy, formed in 1979 in Calgary, became a top rock band of the 1980s with hits like "Working for the Weekend." Known for energetic rock and pop hooks, they achieved multi-platinum status, won 6 Juno Awards, and recorded "Almost Paradise" with Ann Wilson. Despite disbanding in 1988, they reunited in the '90s, continuing to tour and releasing new music. Inducted into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame in 2009, Loverboy remains celebrated for their dynamic performances and lasting hits.

Styx, formed by James "JY" Young and others, redefined rock with hits from "Crystal Ball," four triple-platinum albums, and iconic tours. Known for electrifying shows, they collaborated with Cleveland's Contemporary Youth Orchestra and released acclaimed albums like "The Mission."