The group's new album, 'The Charmer,' follows in the footsteps of early hits like 'Possum Kingdom' and 'I Come from the Water ...

D-FW hard rock band the Toadies are coming out with a new album, "The Charmer," and performing in Dallas on May 2.

Toadies have taken a swerve into pop with a cover of Kelly Clarkson‘s 2004 hit “Since U Been Gone” for the upcoming Texas Parks and Wildlife Foundation compilation Texas Wild. Produced by singer and ...

In addition to the big stories we covered today, Wire-to-Wire provides you with some of the other key rock and metal news items from Jan. 2, 2018: - Toadies received a nice nod of recognition over the ...

"Possum Kingdom" tells the story of a grisly Texas murder. There's just one thing: It's made up.

Toadies will celebrate the 25th anniversary of their debut album, Rubberneck (that’s the one with hit “Possum Kingdom”), on tour this fall. The album is actually coming up on its 27th anniversary ...

The Toadies are celebrating 4/20 with the release of a new edible in collaboration with Texas High Country. The band’s I Come From The Watermelon—a play on their 1994 Rubberneck track, “I Come From ...

FORT WORTH, Texas — Fort Worth alt-rock icons Toadies showed everyone their dark secret this week, revealing that -- much like the rest of us -- they're not immune to the charming pop stylings of ...

Sarah Jaffe joins the Toadies for " Beside You" at the 8th annual Dia de los Toadies festival at Panther Island Pavilion in Fort Worth. Tiney Ricciardi Age looks good on the Toadies. The Fort Worth ...

Friday night, The Toadies took Warehouse Live’s main stage in front of quite a rowdy crowd, hyping the crowd with such well-known hits as “I Come From the Water,” “Backslider” and, before the ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Rapper YFN Lucci will headline WinterFest at the Freeman Coliseum. (Paras Griffin/Getty Images) It's no surprise that the weekend ...

Some albums don’t grow old gracefully, because they were never graceful to begin with. The Toadies’ Rubberneck is rude, blasphemous, unstable, cathartic and possibly murderous, but graceful it is not.