The post Toto, Christopher Cross, and Men at Work Announce Summer 2025 Tour appeared first on Consequence. Toto, Christopher Cross, and Men at Work are teaming up in 2025 for the latest ’80s crossover ...

When Christopher Cross came out of nowhere to score big time with his 1979 self-titled debut album, many assumed he was an overnight sensation. At the 23rd Annual Grammy Awards held in February 1981, ...

The cross-country outing, which currently features 28 dates, kicks off July 18 in West Palm Beach, Florida, and is mapped out through an August 30 concert in Ridgefield, Washington. Additional shows ...

The musician discusses the pot- and acid-fueled genesis of his multiplatinum self-titled first album in the new film 'Yacht Rock: A Dockumentary' When Christopher Cross burst onto the music scene at ...

One wonders if the producers of this triple bill, ’80s-centric tour, which has probably been in the works for months, were kicking themselves just a little around Thanksgiving when they realized how ...

Yacht rock is a joke. It’s also some of the most complicated, expertly played music to ever climb the charts. That’s the gist of the new HBO Max film “Yacht Rock: A Dockumentary,” which traces the ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio - A trio of ‘70s and ‘80s hitmakers are teaming up for a summer tour that will have fans trying to “ride like the wind” to get tickets. The show in question will take them both to ...

Toto will be performing their greatest hits like “Africa,” “Rosanna” and “Hold the Line.” Christopher Cross, the multi-platinum selling singer-songwriter, will play his classics “Sailing,” “Ride Like ...

Toto, Christopher Cross and Men At Work are going on tour and they are coming to Connecticut. The artists who brought us hits including “Africa,” “Rosanna,” “Sailing,” "Who Can It Be Now?" and more ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. David Chiu is a freelance music writer based in New York. (L-R) Michael McDonald and Christopher Cross from 'Yacht Rock: A ...

If you are a fan of the song “Think of Laura” by Christopher Cross, it’s also likely that you have memories of the song being used nonstop in the early eighties by the daytime soap opera General ...