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Parthenon Huxley was a versatile singer, songwriter, guitarist, and producer whose career spanned decades and genres. Born January 19, 1956 in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, Huxley became a respected figure in classic rock circles, blending power pop hooks with orchestral textures. He contributed to acclaimed projects with The Blazers, ELO Part II, and The Orchestra, and co-wrote notable songs such as Hello Cruel World. His later work with Nine18 Records produced widely praised releases including Thank You Bethesda (2013), This Is The One (2018), and As Good As Advertised (2023). Huxley passed away January 30, 2026 in Chevy Chase, Maryland, leaving behind a rich catalog and a dedicated fanbase that remembers him as a reliable, friendly figure in the music scene.

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Whether you discovered him through late-20th-century power pop or through contemporary performances, Parthenon Huxley’s shows are about connection—easy to book, hard to forget. We’ve got you covered with up-to-date tour details and secure ticket options for his upcoming performances in the Washington, DC area and beyond.

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Key moments include a standout achievement with I Loved Everything from Purgatory Falls reaching No. 1 on Rolling Stone's Exclusive Download Chart, underscoring Huxley’s continued relevance in the modern music landscape. For fans in search of a trusted connection to great seats, we provide straightforward purchasing options and detailed show information, including venue details and date-specific listings. Visit Parthenon Huxley’s official site for the latest news and social updates, and follow his official channels for tour updates and performances. We’ve included links to official sites and social media with safe, open-in-new-tab targets to help you stay informed and connected.

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Social media and official links: parthenonhuxley.com • Instagram: @huxley (on various accounts) • YouTube: Parthenon Huxley • Facebook: Parthenon Huxley

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The essentials

Quick Facts About Parthenon Huxley

  • Born January 19, 1956 in Baton Rouge, Louisiana; died January 30, 2026 in Chevy Chase, Maryland.
  • Associated with The Blazers, ELO Part II, and The Orchestra; co-wrote hits like 'Hello Cruel World' (co-writer credit with E) and contributed to multiple ELO-related projects.
  • Nine18 Records released major late-career albums: Thank You Bethesda (2013), This Is The One (2018), and As Good As Advertised (2023).
  • I Loved Everything from Purgatory Falls (2001) reached No. 1 on Rolling Stone's Exclusive Download Chart (per press materials).
  • 2025 tour activity included Palisades Hub (Feb 8, 2025, DC area), Jammin Java (May 24, 2025, Vienna, VA), and Orchestra-starred runs at Ocean City Music Pier (Aug 18, 2025, NJ) and Norwalk Music Hall (Aug 20, 2025, CT).
  • Official site and social presence include parthenonhuxley.com with links to social media; Instagram is represented by accounts using @huxley.

The records

Parthenon Huxley Discography

  • As Good As Advertised
    2023 · Nine18 Records
  • This Is The One
    2018 · Nine18 Records
  • Thank You Bethesda
    2013 · Nine18 Records
  • Tracks & Treasure Vol. 1
    2011 · Self-released
  • Kiss the Monster
    2007 · Voiceprint / Nine18
  • Mile High Fan
    2006 · Nine18 / Not Lame
  • Homemade Spaceship: The Music of ELO as Performed by P. Hux
    2005 · Nine18
  • No Rewind
    2001 · The Orchestra (ELO Part II)
  • Purgatory Falls
    2001 · Universal
  • VeG
    1997 · Self-released
  • Deluxe
    1995 · Black Olive
  • Sunny Nights
    1988 · Columbia Records
  • How to Rock
    1980 · Moonlight Records

The hits

Top Parthenon Huxley Songs

  • Buddha, Buddha (b/w Sputnik)
    1982
  • Chance to Be Loved
    1988
  • Double Our Numbers
    1988
  • Guest Host for the Holy Ghost
    1988
  • It'll Be Alright
    1995
  • Every Minute
    1995
  • Here Comes The Savior
    1995
  • I Loved Everything
    2001 · No. 1 on Rolling Stone Exclusive Download Chart
  • Love Is The Greatest Thing
    2014
  • Just Sayin'
    2018

Key moments include a standout achievement with I Loved Everything from Purgatory Falls reaching No. 1 on Rolling Stone's Exclusive Download Chart, underscoring Huxley’s continued relevance in the modern music landscape. For fans in search of a trusted connection to great seats, we provide straightforward purchasing options and detailed show information, including venue details and date-specific listings. Visit Parthenon Huxley’s official site for the latest news and social updates, and follow his official channels for tour updates and performances. We’ve included links to official sites and social media with safe, open-in-new-tab targets to help you stay informed and connected.

Social media and official links: parthenonhuxley.com • Instagram: @huxley (on various accounts) • YouTube: Parthenon Huxley • Facebook: Parthenon Huxley

Upcoming shows and venues are listed below with day-by-day details. Scroll to find the date that works for you and secure your seats through our trusted, no-hassle process.

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