Top Stories from Dec. 10, 2025 ORANGE BEACH, Ala. (WKRG) — The Wharf in Orange Beach is bringing back the classics, with a ...

Toto and Christopher Cross are touring together for the second summer in a row – but this time they’re completing their ...

Some classic bands will be hitting the road for Central New York in the upcoming year. The Goo Goo Dolls, with Neon Trees, ...

Founding Toto guitarist Steve Lukather is fed up with rumors of a strained relationship between himself and former singer ...

More than 40 years after topping the Billboard Hot 100, Toto‘s “Africa” is still reaching new milestones: The 1983 No. 1 hit just surpassed 1 billion views on YouTube. “Africa” — Toto’s lone Hot 100 ...

Playing a show in Mobile right after the revelries of Mardi Gras have given way to the somber sobriety of Ash Wednesday might be a daunting challenge for some bands. Joseph Williams thinks Toto is up ...

In a parallel universe, Toto’s epochal No. 1 hit “Africa” might not have existed. The Grammy Award-winning rock band’s fourth album, “Toto IV,” was done. Until Toto co-founder, keyboardist and singer ...

Everybody likes “Africa” by Toto. It’s one of those ubiquitous songs that you catch on the radio every now and then - almost as if the DJ turns to you as if to say “hurry boy, it’s waiting there for ...

Though Toto has released another 11 studio albums since Toto IV, none has come close to the Top 10 standing of their two biggest albums in the U.S. The band did have some post-Toto IV success on the ...

David Paich, from left, Steve Lukather and Joseph Williams of L.A.'s Toto. (Brian van der Brug/Los Angeles Times) Steve Lukather has lived in his house overlooking Studio City since 1979 — longer than ...