David Surkamp, the frontman of the progressive-rock band Pavlov’s Dog, dies at 73, the band confirms in a social media announcement. Multiple outlets report that the bandmates communicated the news online and that no cause of death is provided.
Pavlov’s Dog formed in the early 1970s in St. Louis and became known for its blend of progressive rock with melodic and lyrical songwriting. While the group is not described as a mainstream “arena-filling” act, sources note its long-running presence and enduring fanbase. Reports also indicate that no funeral arrangements have been publicly shared, and online tributes begin appearing from fans and peers following the announcement.
