Dusty Hill

Elwood Francis says he’ll remain as long as he’s needed, but insists it will always feel weird.

The home's unique glass-and-metal design offers unobstructed views of the Texas countryside.

Gibbons says making new music with Francis will be 'an interesting excursion into the unknown.'

Band tell fans to avoid "sad and unfortunate" scams.

"He loved his fans and always remembered that without fans music is not heard."

Guitarist says it was "no secret" that his bandmate was dealing with health issues.

From 'King of the Hill' to fake Zombies to "Tush" jams.

"I needed to go, if you want to call it that, get grounded."

"Some people were like, 'What are you doing? You're abandoning your roots, which was not true at all."

"Give Elwood the bottom and take it to the Top," bassist told Billy Gibbons.