Tommy DeCarlo, the lead singer of Boston who succeeded original frontman Brad Delp, has died at 60 after battling brain cancer. Know more about his journey and Delp’s legacy.

Boston singer Tommy DeCarlo has passed away at 60—on the same day as original frontman Brad Delp. Inside the eerie "March 9" connection.

Brad Delp was the original vocalist of the American rock band Boston, established in 1975. He passed away tragically due to suicide in 2007, and was survived by two children.

American singer Tommy DeCarlo, best known as the lead vocalist of the rock band Boston, died in Charlotte, North Carolina, on March 9 after a prolonged cancer battle.

Tommy DeCarlo, a singer who went from posting covers on MySpace to touring as Boston's lead vocalist for years, has died at 60.

Boston founder Tom Scholz credits the late Tommy DeCarlo as the reason the band was "rescue[d]" after the 2007 death of lead ...

Boston singer Tommy DeCarlo died of brain cancer at 60 on March 9, the same date original Boston vocalist Brad Delp died in 2007.

From fan to frontman, the musician's life was a dream come true as he became the singer of his favorite band.

Tommy DeCarlo, a Boston fan who later became the band’s lead singer, has died at the age of 60 because of cancer.

DeCarlo, who became the band's lead singer after Brad Delp's death in 2007, was diagnosed with brain cancer in September, his family said ...