In this new era of Zoom journalism interviews, it’s sometimes jarring to be instantly face-to-face (albeit via computer) with a live musician who for decades you’ve only seen on stage, in videos, or ...

The breezy hit became one of classic rock’s defining driving songs after emerging from a legendary musical collaboration.

Toto’s David Paich admitted it was "scary" to be releasing his debut solo album. Forgotten Toys arrives on Aug. 19 and features contributions from bandmates Steve Lukather and Joseph Williams. It ...

For the bulk of his career, Toto’s David Paich has been playing on other people’s records, stacking up credits on around 2,000 albums – though he jokingly admitted recently that this figure might not ...

It's been 40 years since the song "Africa" unexpectedly became a worldwide sensation. It's gonna take a lot to drag me away from you There's nothing that a hundred men or more could ever do I bless ...

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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 ...

Lukather recently released a single “Run to Me” over the summer and plans to release a new solo album entitled I Found the Sun Again on February 21. The record features Ringo Starr, Gov’t Mule bassist ...

Ten months after Totoreleased their beloved song, "Africa," it charted as number one on the Billboard Top 100 on February 2, 1983. For over four decades, the song, featured on the band's fourth studio ...

Toto wrapped up the final show of their 40 Trips Around the Sun tour at Philadelphia’s Metropolitan Opera House on Sunday night, and, according to guitarist Steve Lukather, it’s going to be their last ...