The secrets behind Steve Lukather's guitar tone on Along For the Ride By Chris Gill A generous helping of gain is on the menu when recreating Lukather's tone on this choice cut from his latest album
Steve Lukather says there will be no more new studio albums from Toto By James Turner Luke broke the news while promoting the band's latest live release, With a Little Help From My Friends
Steve Lukather: “I used to learn George Harrison shit and everyone thought I was a badass! Now little kids on YouTube play like Stevie Ray Vaughan“ By Grant Moon Lukather has played on the biggest-selling album of all time, is in a band with Ringo Starr and remains a member of Toto, and here he shares some of his hard-earned wisdom
Joe Bonamassa to host Keeping The Blues Alive Foundation’s 2nd Annual stream-a-thon, featuring Jared James Nichols, Emily Wolfe and Warren Haynes By Matt Owen Eric Gales, Bobby Rush, Toto, Dion, Ana Popovic are also penciled in to play at the virtual event, which aims to raise money for musicians impacted by the pandemic
Steve Lukather teams up with Ringo Starr for new ‘60s-inspired track, Run To Me By Richard Bienstock Luke also receives a helping hand from members of Toto and Huey Lewis & the News on the song
Hear Steve Lukather's isolated guitar from Toto's Rosanna By Jackson Maxwell This will likely give you a new appreciation for Lukather's playing, which has made its way onto more than 1,500 albums in total
Steve Lukather reveals Toto will call it quits this weekend By Richard Bienstock Guitarist says the current version of the band is set to end following their 40th anniversary tour
Listen to a Previously Unreleased Toto Song, “Chelsea” By Richard Bienstock The “new old” track comes off the band’s new box set, ‘All In.’
Toto Share Previously Unreleased Song, “Devil’s Tower” By Richard Bienstock Hard-rocking track was originally slated to appear on 1982’s ‘Toto IV.’
Steve Lukather Discusses His New Autobiography, 'The Gospel According to Luke’ By James Wood The Toto guitarist talks working with Michael Jackson, Miles Davis, Paul McCartney and more.
Steve Lukather on Weezer’s “Africa” Cover: “No One is Laughing Harder Than Me!” By Guitar World Staff
Toto's "Africa" Goes Bluegrass—and Steve Lukather Approves By Damian Fanelli Los Angeles-based CMH Records will release a new album, Pickin' on the Biggest Hits of the 1980s:Volume 2, on February 24.
