LONDON, October 10, 2025 – John Lodge, the celebrated bassist and songwriter of the legendary British rock band The Moody Blues, remains a powerful presence in music decades after first stepping onto the world stage.
Lodge, widely hailed for penning classics such as “Ride My See-Saw” and “I’m Just a Singer (In a Rock and Roll Band),” has kept his passion for music alive with a thriving solo career, captivating fans worldwide with both live performances and recorded projects.
The musician spoke recently about his enduring love for performing:
“Music has always been a part of my soul. Writing songs and connecting with people through them is something I never take for granted. I’m grateful to still be able to share my journey with fans old and new,” Lodge said.
Beyond his work with The Moody Blues, Lodge has built a reputation as a storyteller whose lyrics reflect social change, human connection, and timeless themes. His influence stretches across generations of rock musicians.
Music historian Claire Jennings noted:
“Lodge is more than just a bassist. He was one of the architects of The Moody Blues’ progressive sound that helped shape rock music as we know it. His contributions remain pivotal to the band’s legacy.”
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction of The Moody Blues in 2018 solidified Lodge’s legacy. Yet, he shows no signs of slowing down. His latest tour celebrates both the band’s hits and his solo catalog, drawing loyal audiences.
As for the future, Lodge has hinted at new recordings in the works, keeping fans hopeful for more of his signature sound.
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