Toto brings 50th anniversary tour to Tallinn in 2027

American pop-rock band Toto will perform at Tallinn’s Unibet Arena on July 29, 2027, as part of a tour marking 50 years since the band was formed, ERR reports.

The Tallinn lineup will be led by longtime guitarist and singer Steve Lukather and vocalist Joseph Williams. Warren Ham, John Pierce, Keith Carlock, Dennis Atlas and Rai Thistlethwayte will also perform.

Formed in Los Angeles in 1977, Toto released its debut album in 1978. The band broke through with 1982’s “Toto IV,” which won several Grammy Awards the following year, including Album of the Year, and featured the hits “Africa” and “Rosanna.” Its 14th and most recent album came out in 2018 and featured Skrillex.

Toto has sold more than 50 million albums. “Africa” has been streamed nearly 2.8 billion times on Spotify, while “Hold the Line” has reached nearly 1.5 billion streams. “Africa” has also sold more than 10 million copies in the United States, earning diamond status.

Bobby Kimball, who sang on “Rosanna” and “Hold the Line,” stopped performing with the band in 2008 and was not invited back for later shows. David Paich, who sang on the studio recording of “Africa,” stepped back from regular concert performances early this decade for health reasons.