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Tonic (formed in 1993) is a Grammy-nominated American rock band founded by childhood friends Emerson Hart and Jeff Russo, hailing from Los Angeles, California, U.S.

Formed by estranged childhood friends who serendipitously reunited at a pool hall in 1993, Tonic’s vocalist Emerson Hart and guitarist Jeff Russo later invited bassist Dan Rothchild and drummer Kevin Shepard to join their ranks. Initially wishing to perform under the moniker Radio Flyer, the band settled with the name Tonic before developing a proud reputation as a group of relentlessly gigging musicians. Tonic’s earliest output arrived in 1996 with the debut album “Lemon Parade”. Led by the singles “Open Up Your Eyes”, “If You Could Only See”, and “Soldier’s Daughter” the album spent 57 weeks on the Billboard 200, peaking at No. 28. Produced by Jack Joseph Puig, the album’s heavy, guitar driven sound would come to define Tonic’s sound on future albums.

Following the release bassist Rothchild was replaced by Dan Lavery and drummer Shepard began to reduce the role in the band. Throughout the late ‘90s Tonic contributed songs to the soundtracks of “Scream 2”, “Clay Pigeons” and “Gossip”, before releasing their sophomore album “Sugar” in 1999. Earning respectable reviews from the critical press “Sugar” peaked at No. 81 on the Billboard 200 aided by the singles “Knock Down Walls” and “You Wanted More”. The record marked the official departure of drummer Shepard with Peter Maloney taking over percussion responsibilities on the release. Following an intense period of touring Tonic returned to release “Head on Straight” in September 2002. The record earned two Grammy nominations for Best Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocal (for the single “Take Me As I Am”) and Best Rock Album.

A hiatus ensued from 2004 where Hart released the solo album “Cigarettes and Gasoline”, Russo joined the band Low Stars, and Lavery played on tour with The Fray. Following an announcement in 2008, Tonic played their reunion gig in Antioch, Illinois ahead of their greatest hits compilation “A Casual Affair: The Best of Tonic” in 2009. The band’s eponymous fourth studio album “Tonic” was issued by 429 Records in May 2010. Led by the single “Release Me” Tonic supported the album with heavy touring until the tail-end of 2011.

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With two Grammy nominations under their belt, the 1993 band Tonic have had, and continue to have much success in the music industry. Their fusion of alternative rock, and post grunge creates a fresh and original sound that creates hit songs and captivates audiences. Although the line-up has changed slightly over the years, the two founders Emerson Hart, and Jeff Russo remain present, and have maintained the credibility of the band.

As well as being talented composers and vocalists, the whole band are talented musicians, supporting themselves entirely, from lead guitar to drums. Seeing these elements of the music performed live is awesome, as it’s something that’s easy to forget when listening to a studio recording. They opened the stage with the title track from their ’99 album Sugar, which had everyone cheering and singing along with them. I was pleased that they played a variety of tracks from their entire career, rather than just focusing on their new material.

The band played through tracks from their self titled album, and when they sand Open Up Your Eyes, they taught us a section of the chorus to sing back to them at intervals, which was awesome as the audience was reasonably small. They are fantastic live, and gave a really strong and dedicated performance.

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Los Angeles alternative rock outfit Tonic have a good reputation across the States following on from the commercial success of albums such as 'Lemon Parade' and 'Sugar'. Although their chart placements have depleted in recent years, they still continue to tour with the same dedication as their loyal fanbase, who come out to see their shows again and again.

There is a great atmosphere inside the venue as Emerson Hart and Jeff Russo lead out their accompanying musicians and greet the roaring crowds fondly. Years later it does not appear that the boys passion or skill has depleted as they tear into 'Open Up Your Eyes' from their very first album. This sets the tone well and keeps the energy levels high as they run through tracks from all four albums in quick succession. The only real pause comes before their biggest hit to date 'If You Could Only See' as it allows Russo chance to hype up the excited crowds. They encore with 'Irish' and despite never being released as a single, the crowd sings back the choruses in force as a fitting send off.

Tonic was great as all the times in the past. But what was different was they only played 25 minutes so we came to see Tonic and with fees it was over $220 for what was about 5 songs. They need to play a lot longer for me to feel spending that kind of money. There were 3 bands total, the second was good but the third I did not stay for.

Tonic sounded great. In all these years it was my first time seeing them. Better than I expected on all three bands. Collective Soul, Our Lady Peace and Tonic were absolutely amazing. I've been to over 400 concerts in my life and I was totally impressed.

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Tonic is an American rock band that has earned two Grammy nominations. The band was formed in 1993 by Emerson Hart and Jeff Russo. Later members have included Dan Lavery, Kevin Shepard, and Dan Rothchild. Signed to a recording contract in 1995, the band released its debut album Lemon Parade in 1996. The single "If You Could Only See" reached No. 11 on the Billboard Airplay Hot 100, and Lemon Parade itself reached platinum status. Tonic spent much of the next two years touring, adding to its reputation as a relentlessly gigging band. In addition to extensive touring Tonic produced other work, including songs for feature film soundtracks. After self-producing its 1999 album Sugar, Tonic released its third album Head on Straight in 2002. Tonic received two Grammy nominations from Head on Straight, including one for Best Rock Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocal for "Take Me As I Am", and one for Best Rock Album. The band then went on hiatus beginning in 2004 while its members pursued other musical endeavors. It wasn't until late 2008 Tonic became active again, embarking on a tour and releasing a greatest-hits compilation, all of which served as a prelude to their fourth studio album, 2010's Tonic. After the release of that album, Tonic has continued to tour and remain active into the year 2016, when they released an all-acoustic version of Lemon Parade titled Lemon Parade Revisited in celebration of that album's 20th anniversary and which utilized direct funding from fans.

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Tonic, a renowned rock band, has been captivating audiences worldwide with their powerful performances and distinctive sound since the 1990s. Known for their chart-topping hits like “If You Could Only See” and “Open Up Your Eyes,” Tonic has consistently demonstrated their prowess in combining raw emotion with exceptional musical talent. ConcertFix is thrilled to provide fans with up-to-date information on Tonic's tour dates, ticket availability, and concert experiences. We understand the excitement and anticipation that comes with seeing your favorite band live. That's why we strive to make the process of securing tickets as seamless and enjoyable as possible. Whether you've been a fan since their debut album or just recently discovered their music, ConcertFix is your go-to source for all things Tonic. We look forward to helping you create unforgettable concert memories with one of the most influential rock bands of our time.

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Tonic arrived on the Alternative scene with the release of the album 'Action' released on November 30, 1994. The track 'Red Red Ribbon' was instantly a success and made Tonic one of the most popular acts at that time. Since then, Tonic came out with the hugely popular album 'Lemon Parade' which contains some of the most popular work from the Tonic collection. 'Lemon Parade' hosts the song 'Open Up Your Eyes' which has become the most requested for music lovers to experience during the shows. Apart from 'Open Up Your Eyes' , many of other songs from 'Lemon Parade' have also become well-known as a result. A few of Tonic's most famous tour albums and songs are displayed below. After 22 years since the release of 'Action' and having a major impact in the industry, followers still flock to experience Tonic appear live to perform hits from the entire collection.

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Tonic: Lemon Parade

• Open Up Your Eyes
• Casual Affair
• If You Could Only See
• Soldier's Daughter
• Lemon Parade
• Wicked Soldier
• Mr. Golden Deal
• Bigot Sunshine
• Celtic Aggression

Tonic: Sugar

• Future Says Run
• You Wanted More
• Knock Down Walls
• Jump Jimmy (Stronger...
• Waiting for the Ligh...
• Waltz With Me
• Drag Me Down
• Top Falls Down

Tonic: Head On Straight

• Take Me As I Am
• Count On Me (Somebody)
• Do You Know
• Head On Straight
• On Your Feet Again
• Come Rest Your Head
• Ring Around Her Finger

Tonic: If You Could Only See

• If You Could Only Se...

Tonic: A Casual Affair - The Best Of Tonic

• Knock Down Walls - A...
• Mean To Me - Album V...

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Is this the Summer of Rock? How tours from Creed, Def Leppard, others are igniting fans

They claimed the Summer of Love in 1967 .

2024 is primed to be the Summer of Rock.

Not because rock songs are topping music charts or surging on streamers. They're not. It's because titans of the genre have decided to unleash themselves on the road, giving fans a gluttony of opportunity to revel, whether they prefer hard rock, metal, alternative or punk.

Just look at who is on tour. There are the guitar slingers in Def Leppard, Green Day and Journey; the resurgent Nickelback ; reunions of Jane’s Addiction and Blink-182 ; a 25-year anniversary for Slipknot; adrenalized hits from Avril Lavigne and Alanis Morissette ; and, perhaps most surprisingly, the monster return of Creed, who will embark on the biggest tour of their career July 17. Even those sultans of stadium shows, the Rolling Stones , continue their age-defying lap around the country through July.

As Neil Young once sang , “Rock ‘n’ roll can never die.”

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This summer, it’s about to thrive.

When it comes to rock fandom, there's 'a fresh new energy,' says Creed frontman

Many of the rockers on tour this summer are pulling in fans from two buckets: those who listened during their heyday (people who remember when you went to MTV to watch music videos) and those who are discovering the greats for the first time (young music fans expanding their musical horizons).

“There is this fresh new energy,” Creed frontman Scott Stapp says. “My 17-year-old is tapping into Nirvana and Soundgarden and old Metallica, and she’s hearing it for the first time. We’ve carried that theme in how we’ve designed this tour, as though there was never time off. This is the 2024 version of what we did in 2002.”

Creed is leading one of the most anticipated tours of the summer. Their Summer of ’99 trek is sold out, according to Live Nation, and will bring openers 3 Doors Down and Finger Eleven, with a rotation of Daughtry , Switchfoot, Tonic and Big Wreck joining certain dates.

It’s the first time in more than a decade that Stapp, guitarist Mark Tremonti, bassist Brian Marshall and drummer Scott Phillips have toured, a scenario that Stapp likens to “that friend you have that you don’t talk to every day, but you pick up where you left off. It feels right."

Though many ticketholders likely lived during the Summer of '99 referenced in their tour name, a slice of them are newer fans driven by the use of Creed's songs in viral TikTok videos, the Texas Rangers' use of "Higher" in its pregame soundtrack during its World Series-winning run, and even by Grammy-winning R&B/hip-hop artist SZA giving permission to think Creed is cool, saying "I will be a Creed fan forever" in her 2023 “ SZA: Variety’s Hitmaker of the Year”  interview. Even Live Nation’s statistics show the key demographic of ticket buyers to the band’s tour at 25-34.

Even though Stapp, through a vibrant solo career , and Tremonti, with the successful rock outfit Alter Bridge , have stayed visible, the revival of the band’s popularity has been revelatory.

“It’s not common,” Stapp concedes, “unless you can remind me of someone with this resurgence after this amount of time.”

These rock 'n' rollers are 'clearly the real deal'

Though there are fewer stadium tours in 2024, concert promoter Live Nation reports to USA TODAY that sales for shows in arenas, amphitheaters, theaters and clubs are up double digits year-over-year, with more than 100 million tickets sold so far.

“We have a more diverse set of artists on the road than ever before,” said Omar Al-Joulani, president of touring for Live Nation Concerts. “While many rock bands will be touring, there will also be a wide range of artists across various genres."

Indeed, if there is a through line to this season’s rock-heavy itinerary, it’s that while nostalgia inevitably seeps in, most of the bands filling amphitheaters and stadiums have never been too far from public consciousness, whether with new music or enduring affection for their hits.

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On June 13, perennial stadium-fillers Def Leppard released the stomper “Just Like 73” with guitar ace Tom Morello adding his signature wizardry. Though the band, which dropped “Diamond Star Halos” with the crunchy single “Kick” in 2022, has no shortage of smashes to tear through onstage, the thought of merely trotting out classics is unappealing.

“It would be really lame to be out there as a nostalgia act or doing it for the money,” says Def Leppard guitarist Phil Collen , who noted that “Just Like 73” will be on the new set list alongside evergreen fist-pumpers "Pour Some Sugar On Me," "Photograph" and "Armageddon It." “We got into music because we wanted to be in a band, and for us, (playing live) is very easy because you still really want to do it.”

Def Leppard will share this summer’s stadium stretch , which kicks off July 6, with Journey. The Steve Miller Band occupies a regular opening slot, and Cheap Trick and Heart will dot other dates with their melodic guitar rock.

Journey is never far from a spotlight, with “Faithfully” still landing on prom night playlists and, of course, the self-generating popularity of “Don’t Stop Believin’,” which will live on as long as new generations discover “The Sopranos.”

Though the band released the album “Freedom” in 2022, they plan to hit rewind/repeat on the vintage tape deck this tour.

Thanks to the “great chemistry” shared between not just the members of both chart-topping, guitar-forward bands but also their audiences, Journey guitarist and co-founder Neal Schon expects sold-out sing-a-longs across the nation this summer.

“ Def Leppard had a lot of radio success at the same time we did, so history kind of puts us together,” Schon says. “We first met them many years back when they first broke, but you immediately admire people in your same rock arena who are clearly the real deal.”

Is rock ‘n’ roll dead? Yes. No. Maybe? But enjoy it this summer

Most of the artists sweating for your entertainment this summer are close to, if not in, AARP territory – Lavigne is a relative youngster at 39 – and the debate continues about the current state of rock ‘n’ roll and who might maintain longevity to fill amphitheaters and stadiums in 20 years.

Mammoth WVH with Wolfgang Van Halen is the type of rock outfit carrying an old-fashioned torch as they open stadiums with Metallica, play club shows in between and will join Creed for a fall arena run.

Greta Van Fleet spans the globe this summer at a combination of festivals, theaters and arenas, and Dorothy, fronted by singer Dorothy Martin (who duets with Stapp on his single “If These Walls Could Talk” ) is the kind of power-lunged belter who makes you nearly blow a speaker.

Collen believes rock is more of an idea – “People love the idea of a rock star,” he says – and artists he considers rock icons, such as Jimi Hendrix, Mick Jagger and Jim Morrison , have no one in their shadows.

“You’re got getting new versions of that,” Collen says. “I think the image part of rock is dead.”

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Stapp, meanwhile, points to country music and the cross-pollination of rock and country as a meaningful migration.

“In a weird way, the country music scene is reinvigorating rock,” he says.

The future of rock might be hazy, but for now, there are plenty of guitar amps ready to be turned to 11.

So for those who still want to rock, we salute you.

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