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Toto 2027 Tour Dates & Schedule

50th Anniversary Tour — Updated

Researched by the 2027.tours editorial team · verified against official sources

Key facts

Status
confirmed
Dates announced
3 shows
Tour window
2027-03-22 – 2027-07-03
Last verified
Tour dates3 shows
DateCityVenueTickets
Osaka, JapanAsue Arena Osaka—
Tokyo, JapanAriake Arena—
Groningen, NetherlandsVenue to be announcedTickets

Quick answer

Yes — Toto is officially touring in 2027 under the banner of the 50th Anniversary Tour. As of October 14, 2026, three dates are confirmed: March 22 at Asue Arena Osaka, March 23 at Ariake Arena in Tokyo, and July 3 in Groningen, Netherlands. General sales for the Japan shows opened October 3, and the Groningen show's presale begins today, October 14, with general on-sale October 16. October 2026 check: additional summer 2027 appearances are officially teased for announcement on October 19, 2026 — more dates are coming.

What's confirmed vs. what's still coming

✅ Confirmed for 2027

  • Toto's official site announced a return to Japan on March 22, 2027 (Asue Arena Osaka) and March 23, 2027 (Ariake Arena, Tokyo) — listed as the 50th Anniversary Tour, with general sales opened October 3, 2026.
  • Toto officially announced a performance in Groningen, Netherlands, on July 3, 2027, with an artist presale on October 14, 2026 at 10AM CET (password DOGZOFOZ) and general on-sale October 16, 2026 at 10AM CET via Ticketmaster.nl.
  • The 2027 touring lineup is set: Steve Lukather, Joseph Williams, Warren Ham, John Pierce, Dennis Atlas, Rai Thistlethwayte, and Keith Carlock.

⚠️ Not yet announced

  • Full world itinerary: only Japan and the Netherlands are confirmed so far; additional summer 2027 appearances are promised for an October 19, 2026 announcement.
  • A secondary ticket marketplace lists five April 2027 European dates (Berlin, Stuttgart, Milan, Paris, London) as the "Dogz of Oz Tour 2027" — but the band has not announced these; treat them as unverified until October 19.
  • US/North American 2027 dates: nothing announced yet.
  • A 2027 studio album: a MediaMass-style rumor piece circulated about a "back-to-roots album" and a late-2027 world tour — the band has not confirmed any new album, and the band's last studio release remains Old Is New (2018), which the band described as its final studio album.

The tour so far, for context

Toto marks nearly fifty years since forming in Los Angeles in 1977, when a group of elite session musicians — including Steve Lukather, David Paich, and the Porcaro brothers — stepped out from behind other artists' records to make their own. The catalog is deep: fourteen studio albums and over 50 million records sold, anchored by the 1982 blockbuster Toto IV, which swept six Grammy Awards including Album of the Year, with "Rosanna" and the perennial "Africa" topping charts and dominating streaming decades later. The band was inducted into the Musicians Hall of Fame and Museum in 2009.

The current era has been relentlessly active. The band toured the Dogz of Oz arena run through Europe in early 2025, played a North American summer tour with Christopher Cross and Men at Work, and wrapped a run of "An Evening With Toto" US shows in early 2026. Guitarist Steve Lukather and frontman Joseph Williams remain the creative core, and the 2027 run adds keyboardist Rai Thistlethwayte to the ensemble.

Japan has long been one of Toto's strongest markets — the band has returned repeatedly over the decades, making it a fitting launchpad for an anniversary tour that began ticket sales just this month.

Ticket and presale info

This is the part that is actually knowable: Japan dates went on general sale October 3, 2026 (check the band's official site for links). For the Groningen show on July 3, 2027, the artist presale is October 14, 2026 at 10AM CET with password DOGZOFOZ, and general on-sale follows on October 16, 2026 at 10AM CET via the official Ticketmaster.nl event page. With only three dates on sale so far, demand for the Japan shows is likely high — the October 19 announcement should add the wider summer itinerary, so join the band's mailing list at totoofficial.com to catch the next presale wave.

Where to check for updates

Classic-rock fans waiting on the full itinerary aren't short on options this year: our John Mayer 2027 tour dates page tracks another guitar-led veteran act on the road in 2027, the Simple Minds 2027 tour dates page covers fellow arena stalwarts from the same era, and the Tears for Fears 2027 tour dates page follows another legacy pop-rock act whose fans overlap heavily with Toto's. Check back after October 19 for the next wave of confirmed Toto dates.

Sources

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Frequently asked questions

Yes. Toto has officially announced 2027 dates for its 50th Anniversary Tour, starting with two Japan arena shows in March (Osaka, March 22; Tokyo, March 23) and a performance in Groningen, Netherlands, on July 3. The band has also teased additional summer 2027 appearances to be announced on October 19, 2026.

General sales for the Japan dates opened on October 3, 2026. For the Groningen show, an artist presale runs on October 14 at 10AM CET (password DOGZOFOZ), followed by general on-sale on October 16 at 10AM CET via Ticketmaster.nl.

The 50th Anniversary Tour, celebrating nearly five decades since the band formed in Los Angeles in 1977. The 2027 Japan shows are promoted under that title.

The announced 2027 ensemble is Steve Lukather, Joseph Williams, Warren Ham, John Pierce, Dennis Atlas, Rai Thistlethwayte, and Keith Carlock. Thistlethwayte has newly joined on keyboards and background vocals. David Paich is not listed among the performers for the Japan dates.

The American rock band Toto (Africa, Rosanna, Hold the Line) — this is their 50th Anniversary Tour. ElGrandeToto is a different artist, a Moroccan rapper, whose Accor Arena Paris date on March 27, 2027 is unrelated.

Very likely. The band's official site says additional summer 2027 appearances will be announced on Monday, October 19, 2026, so expect the itinerary to grow beyond the current Japan and Netherlands dates.