On this day, November 18, 1978, the pop-rock piano maestro of the 21st century scored his first No. 1 album after a seven year rise to fame.

Toto’s Steve Porcaro is stepping into a new era of creative freedom, and he sounds happier than ever about it.

Squeeze dig deep into their songwriting archives for their upcoming album 'Trixies,' a collection of tracks the band wrote in their teenage years.

Can you guess the 1978 song from just one lyric? 1978 was a defining year in music history, continuing the disco trend while ...

Classic rock band Toto is bringing its "An Evening With Toto," tour to Iowa. Here's how to get tickets for two shows.

Often hailed as one of the greatest rock concept albums ever, Bat Out of Hell’s impact on the music world likely caught Meat Loaf by surprise when it was released 47 years ago today. The LP would ...

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In between the career cornerstones of Toto’s successful self-titled 1978 debut and the multi-million selling IV in 1982, there were a brace of releases that must have had Columbia Records close to ...

An archival recording of the original Blues Brothers — John Belushi and Dan Aykroyd — performing live, The Lost Recordings, will arrive this October. The release coincides with a new graphic novel, ...

She was just a kid from the North Shore when she recorded ‘Hometown Lady.’ Decades later, her album was rediscovered. Here’s how it happened. The news was unexpected, to say the least. The producers ...

Weezer’s artistic trajectory has been as predictable as a butterfly’s path, and anything less than the unexpected would be unexpected. So on this quarter-century anniversary of the group’s debut (the ...

Let's take a look back on every album of the year Grammy Award winner, and see who got a nomination ahead of this year's ...