Devo hit the Top 40 in 1980 with the instant classic of their own, “Whip It,” from the Freedom of Choice album.

While they haven’t released a new studio album since 2010, the group is touring behind a new documentary (Devo) as well as a compilation set (50 Years of De-Evolution 1973 - 2023).

Think “Devo,” and you probably think about the “Whip It” music video with its snapping leather whip and bright red “flower pot” hats. But there’s much more to the Ohio art-rock band ...

Released on Devo's first album in 1978, "Uncontrollable Urge," known for its energic opening refrain, "yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah" makes founding Devo member Mark Mothersbaugh around $1 million in ...

It’s sad. But both “Freedom of Choice” and “Whip It” have generated a lot of sync money. They made Devo more money over the last 15 years then we ever made back then.

New wave trailblazers Devo were considered ahead of their time when they recorded the 1980 tune “Whip It.” Now — 42 years later — they wonder if the seemingly silly video for that hit song ...

Aside from “Whip It,” Devo never had a top 10 single. The track appeared on the album Freedom of Choice, which hit No. 22 on the Billboard 200 and remained on the chart for 51 weeks.

Devo, best-known for the 1980 hit "Whip It," is back on the road with their "50 years of De-Evolution … Continued!" tour and their trademark brand of sci-fi surrealism.

Think “Devo,” and you probably think about the “Whip It” music video with its snapping leather whip and bright red “flower pot” hats. But there’s much more to the Ohio art-rock band ...

Devo, the new-wave band famed for its terraced headgear and the catchy ditty "Whip It," is putting the finishing touches on its first studio album since 1990, a spokeswoman said on Tuesday.

Devo plans to release its first new studio album in 20 years in 2010, but the band that's touring now is rooted firmly in the late '70s and early '80s.