Win Tickets to See Toto, Christistopher Cross, and The Romantics this Summer

Toto's classic and soulful 70s rock sound has become so iconic, it has brought generations together - and this upcoming summer, the band will be joining with guests Christopher Cross and The Romantics to create an unforgettable night of music at Bangor's Maine Savings Amphitheater. We know you want to go - and we've got tickets to make that dream happen.

We're giving away pairs of tickets to see this epic concert at Maine Savings Amphitheater in Bangor, Maine, on Thursday, July 23rd, 2026.

How to win tickets to see Toto and Special Guests in Summer 2026

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Contest is available until 11:59 p.m. Sunday, December 14th, 2025.

Buy tickets to see Toto this July

Want to make sure you see Toto and guests Christian Cross and the Romantics? Tickets are on sale now.

The concert will be held at Maine Savings Amphitheater on 1 Railroad Street, Bangor, Maine.

Beyond "Africa" - Toto's Extensive Connection To American Music

Most people will name "Africa" first when they think of Toto songs - and for good reason. The song is RIAA Diamond certified, and has seen countless uses in media for decades, as well as revivals such as Weezer's cover (which featured Weird Al in the music video).

See also: Top Ten Toto Songs

But songs like "Rosanna" and "Hold The Line" are also top contenders for the best Toto songs of all time - and cemented their sound as classic rock. And while only one of the original band members is left touring, Toto strives to carry on its sound and music for as long as possible.

It's only fitting that during their summer 2026 tour, Toto is pairing with the iconic sounds of Christopher Cross ("Sailing," "Ride Like The Wind") and The Romantics ("What I Like About You," "Talking in Your Sleep").