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New Toto Website Official Toto is the company that makes the fancy Japanese toilets, also known as Washlets. These toilets come with a heated seat, deodorizer and bidet among other features. Before forming Toto its members were session musicians for Steely Dan[3] Seals, Crofts[4] Boz Skaggs and Sonny and Cher. Guitarist Steve Lukather was the band's leader. About Toto The band Toto was formed in 1976 by guitarists Jeff Porcaro and David Paich (who were also well-known studio musicians with Boz Scaggs at the time) and singer/bassist Bobby Kimball. Taking their name from the Latin word which means “all all-encompassing,” the group was determined to explore all styles of music. Toto's third release, Turn Back, was an unfulfilling success in 1981. However they came back with their fourth release, Isolation, which contained two hits with the title track and Roseanna. The album and their tour established them as a brand all over the world. After a brief hiatus, Toto returns with the album Fahrenheit. It marks a step away from the ballads of their previous albums and features some heavy rock. The album was their first album to go platinum in North America. During the recording process for the fifth album The group loses its manager and is faced with financial problems. They decide to change their name and make a new album using a new producer. The lead singer Fergie Frederiksen leaves the band and is replaced by Joseph Williams, son of legendary film composer John Williams and 1950s actress Barbara Ruick. Joseph is an easier frontman than Frederiksen and gives the band a much needed boost. In 1999, the band release Mindfields and begin an extensive worldwide tour. After a few weeks in Europe the band travels to Japan for sold-out shows. After a brief break, Toto resumes recording and continues to record their first live album, Absolutely Live in 1993 which includes the cover of Weezer's track Hash Pipe in response to the band's cover of their hit Africa during their recent tour. Toto's touring group includes drummer Lenny Castro and bassist Shannon Forrest and keyboardist Shem Von Schroeck. Music Toto is a rock group from the United States that enjoyed their greatest success in the 1980s. The band was created by experienced session musicians and has sold more than 40 million albums in the world. The first album by Toto was the self-titled Toto album, which came out in 1978. It was a huge success that helped the band gain international fame. Since then, the band has released fourteen albums that have all been a hit. In 1984, Toto wrote their first and, to this day only, movie score for the film Dune. This was a huge project and the entire band had to be involved. The album that followed, Kingdom of Desire, was a record that also had a great success. After a world tour, drummer Bobby Kimball left the band and was replaced by drummer Fergie Frederiksen of Le Roux. The band continued to push forward with their fifth album, Isolation. The album included a number hits, such as “Stranger in Town”. After Isolation Toto was released, the band went on a break. The break gave each member of the band the chance to explore their own solo projects. In 1996, the band came back together to tour and make an album. This was the first time that all original members were on stage together for over a decade. The next year, Toto toured together with Ringo Starr and his All Starr Band. This was the final time that the original Toto members Toto were performing together. After that, the group disbanded once again. However, Toto reunited in 2010 to perform a benefit for the ALS Foundation. This was the first time that all original Toto members appeared performing together for more than 31 years. homepage was joined by keyboardist Greg Tambu who filled in for Paich, and bassist David Hungate who filled in for Shem von Schroeck. Tours Toto has remained one of the most adored rock groups for more than three decades, scoring megahits such as “Rosanna,” “Hold The Line,”” and their 8X platinum smash, “Africa.” The group's anthemic, arena-rock style is influenced by a variety of styles, including progressive rock, world beats, jazz, and soul. The band suffered numerous setbacks in their later years, despite their acclaim. In 2002, keyboardist David Paich and drummer Greg Phillinganes took a medical leave of absence. Drummer Shem von Schroeck was brought in and the band was not the same without Paich and Phillinganes. In 2008, a series of lineup changes as well as a series of albums that were disappointing led Toto to break up for a couple of years. Toto returned to touring in 2012 following the release of their album 40 Trips Around The Sun. The album marked a return to their best form and the tour that came with it featured sold-out shows in North America and Europe. Toto's reunion was helped by the inclusion of guitarist Steve Lukather and bassist Shem von Schroeck, who both rejoined the band. Toto's music is as popular now as it was in the 1970s and 1980s, as it has gained new fans with each generation. Their success has made them a long-lasting part of pop culture, and their live performances are always packed with energy and excitement. Tickets for Toto’s next concerts are now available! Vivid Seats allows you to find the lowest priced tickets in your local area. Use the filters at the top of the page to narrow your choices. Click on the event to reveal the ticket details, including seating maps and other features. When you are ready to buy make sure you enter your credit card details and complete the purchase process. News TOTO USA's new website has an updated design that offers an easier way to learn about the latest innovations, technologies and design that has made the company the industry leader for the past 25 years. The redesign was created in New York by partners The Moderns The Moderns, a creative and innovative agency, DoubleSpace, a communications and digital company, and Icreon US – a global IT consulting firm. The site also unveils TOTO's new lifestyle campaign “Living TOTO.” This campaign is in the spirit of Americans' desire for their bathrooms to be more than a place to clean up. They want them to be an oasis where they feel at peace, relaxed and rejuvenated. Toto is an American pop rock band founded in 1977 by vocalist, drummer and songwriter Michael McDonald and guitarist, singer, and bassist David Paich, son of musician and session player Marty Paich, and keyboardist, singer, and writer Jeff Porcaro, the son of session drummer Joe Porcaro. The group is regarded as one of the most successful groups in music history, selling more than 100 million albums around the world. The group has been nominated six times for Grammy Awards and won two of them. They've been inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. The group has toured with a variety of other well-known artists and has was featured in a variety of films and television shows.