John Lodge, who spent over a half-century as the singer and bass player in The Moody Blues (Night in White Satin), died at the age of 82.
Per The Associated Press, Lodge’s family said he died “suddenly and unexpectedly” and was “surrounded by his loved ones and the sounds of The Everly Brothers and Buddy Holly.”
The BBC added that the family said, “We will forever miss his love, smile, kindness, and his absolute and never-ending support.”
So what was the cause of death? That’s all we know. There’s no other information about what happened at the moment.
Fans spent Friday mourning the passing of the talented singer and bassist on social media:
Rest in peace, John Lodge — the heartbeat of The Moody Blues, gone at 82. A voice of warmth, a bass that carried dreams, and a soul who kept the faith until the very end. Tonight, the heavens hum “Nights in White Satin.” pic.twitter.com/qfIfJyCcy5
— Eric Alper 🎧 (@ThatEricAlper) October 10, 2025