# Keith Howland

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Chicago

WTOP Entertainment Reporter Jason Fraley chats with Chicago guitarist Keith Howland, who performs with the band this Friday at MGM National Harbor outside of Washington D.C. They discuss the band's biggest hits, including "25 or 6 to 4," "Saturday in the Park," "Hard to Say I'm Sorry" and "You're t…

The one with Walfredo Reyes Jr.

Since 2018, Walfredo Reyes Jr. (Wally) has been the drummer for Chicago and he was the band’s percussionist for four years before replacing longtime drummer Tris Imboden.But the Chicago gig is just the latest in a long career that includes stops with Santana, Traffic, Lola Falana, Lindsey Buckingha…

Tuesday, August 19 (Commanders lose, but win)

After asking for a good drive from the offense, that's exactly what MP saw on Monday night. He's got his takeaways from the game. Plus, Keith Howland and Trey Wilson join the program.

Inside The Doobie Brothers Songbook: The Stories Behind the Songs (feat. The Doobie Brothers' Ed Toth)

This week, I’m joined by Ed Toth of The Doobie Brothers to talk about a musical journey that truly comes full circle — from being a kid jamming along to Doobie Brothers songs, to spending nine years as the drummer for Vertical Horizon, to ultimately stepping behind the kit for the very band that in…

Tuesday, March 3 (VCU game night)

VCU plays George Mason and Robby Robinson swings by to get us ready. Plus, Keith Howland of The Players, and NFL franchise tag mania.

From Chicago to The Players: Keith Howland & Jeff Coffey

In this episode of the Boomerocity Podcast, Randy Patterson sits down with Keith Howland and Jeff Coffey, former members of the legendary band Chicago, to talk about their exciting new musical venture, The Players. From performing iconic hits to forging a new creative path, Keith and Jeff share st…

445 - Doug Kistner of Studio D'Lux - Star-studded album harkens back to the glory days of Yacht Rock

Singer, songwriter, and keyboardist Doug Kistner has played with Trans Siberian Orchestra, John Waite, and even Blood, Sweat and Tears.  But, his new project assembles an impressive list of ace musicians into Studio D’Lux and their first album is titled, appropriately, The Allstar Project.These all…