Toto and Todd Rundgren will team up for a run of 2027 tour dates starting in June.
The shows are notable, because they will also find the band celebrating its 50th anniversary. Seven concerts have been announced so far and tickets will go on sale Friday, Oct. 23.
Additional details are available at the official Toto website and you can see all of the dates below.
What Fans Can Expect From the Upcoming Toto and Todd Rundgren Concerts
Nothing but a good time, according to Toto’s Steve Lukather, who is very enthusiastic about the band’s 2027 plans.
“From the earliest stages of our career, the UK has supported Toto,” he said in a press release. “There is a mutual affection between us and the entire country. I can’t wait to bring them great shows featuring Joe [vocalist Joseph Williams], myself, and a band comprised of world-class musicians. It’s going to be a great time for everyone in the venues come summer.”
Toto and Todd Rundgren Both Kept Busy in 2026
The classic rock legends were once again back out on the road with longtime friend Christopher Cross for a second year of touring following a successful 2025 bill that also included Men at Work. This time, the pair were joined by the Romantics for a summer run that brought an evening full of hits to outdoor venues across America.
Rundgren also had a busy summer with his ongoing and humorously titled Damned If I Do outing, which will keep him out on the road through late November. He shed a bit of light regarding the name of the tour.
“It’s always a challenge for me because my audience is so diverse, I never know what they’re in the mood for,” Rundgren noted. “I want to make sure we have all the musical ammunition we need to satisfy the spectrum.”
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Toto and Todd Rundgren, 2027 Tour Dates
Jun 16 3 Arena, Dublin, Ireland
June 17 Marquee, Cork, Ireland
Jun 19 OVO Hydro, Glasgow, Scotland
Jun 20 AO Arena, Manchester, England
Jun 22 bp pulse LIVE, Birmingham, England
Jun 24 Ultilita Arena, Cardiff, England
Jun 25 OVO Wembley Arena, London, England
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