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R.I.P. Mike Pinder, a founding member of The Moody Blues.

Singer, guitarist and composer Denny Laine, the co-founder of Wings with Paul McCartney and also co-founder of The Moody Blues, has died at the age of 79.

Justin Hayward of The Moody Blues is now one step short of becoming a Knight in White Satin after being awarded the OBE by King Charles III.

The Moody Blues bass player John Lodge has a new solo song and it’s a cover of a John Lodge The Moody Blues song ‘Ride My See-Saw’.

John Lodge of The Moody Blues has created a new song in isolation about isolation titled ‘In These Crazy Times’.

According to a social media post on Tuesday (February 6) morning, the wife of the Moody Blues’ late-singer, songwriter and flute player Ray Thomas contacted early band member Denny Laine for a statement to be read at Thomas’ funeral.

The first biography about the Moody Blues, the founders of symphonic rock, has been published by Jacobs/Brown Press.

Ray Thomas, the singer and multi-instrumentalist for the Moody Blues, died on Thursday (January 4) after a multi-year battle with prostate cancer. He was 76.

On November 10, 1967, the Moody Blues released their second album and the first with a new lineup that pushed the boundaries of rock music and blurred them with classical.

Moody Blues legend Justin Hayward is coming to Australia to perform solo for the very first time.

John Lodge is dipping back to his musical past for a new single.

In 2003, the Moody Blues released their sixteenth and, what looks to be, final studio album December.

The Moody Blues are returning to the U.S. this coming March.

John Lodge wrote a New Year’s letter to fans on the Moody Blues website with just a small bit of information on his upcoming solo project along with other news.

The Moody Blues will be on the road in the U.S. this fall to promote their landmark career boxset, Timeless Flight.

With the induction of Rush into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, one of the tent-pole overlooked acts has finally come off the wish list. That leaves only about thirty or forty more who deserve induction but have been overlooked.

Moody Blues fans are about to be treated to the ultimate collection. A 17-disc set containing all of their albums as well as live concert DVDs and collectibles.