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The Toasters

Reggae

The next The Toasters concert is scheduled for Saturday, October 5, 2024 at Musicon in The Hague, Netherlands. See all 53 upcoming concerts

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Top Songs By The Toasters

Listen to 2-Tone Army by Toasters, The, see lyrics, music video & more!

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Listen to Don't Let the Bastards Grind You Down by The Toasters, see lyrics, music video & more!

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Listen to Weekend In L.A. by The Toasters, see lyrics, music video & more!

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Listen to Talk Is Cheap by Toasters, The, see lyrics, music video & more!

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Listen to I'm Running Right Through The World by The Toasters, see lyrics, music video & more!

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Listen to Thrill Me Up by Toasters, The, see lyrics, music video & more!

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Listen to Secret Agent Man by Toasters, The, see lyrics, music video & more!

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Listen to East Side Beat by Toasters, The, see lyrics, music video & more!

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Listen to ABC's by Toasters, The, see lyrics, music video & more!

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Listen to Shocker! by Toasters, The, see lyrics, music video & more!

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Upcoming Concerts for The Toasters

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Latest Release

ALBUMLive At Supernova Ska FestThe Toasters

More albums from The Toasters

ALBUMChristma-SkaThe Toasters

Listen to One More Bullet by The Toasters

ALBUMOne More BulletThe Toasters

Listen to Hard Band for Dead by The Toasters

ALBUMHard Band for DeadThe Toasters

ALBUM2Tone ArmyThe Toasters

ALBUMDub 56 (2CD)The Toasters

Listen to New York Fever by The Toasters

ALBUMNew York FeverThe Toasters

Listen to This Gun For Hire by The Toasters

ALBUMThis Gun For HireThe Toasters

ALBUMThrill Me UpThe Toasters

ALBUMPool SharkThe Toasters

ALBUMSkaboom!The Toasters

About The Toasters

Artist Biography

Considered to be the first true ska band of the Third-Wave era, the Toasters made their mark in the early 1980s in the gritty Lower East Side section of New York and actually saw commercial success during the American ska boom of the '90s. Influenced by the Two-Tone sound emanating from Britain as well as by hardcore punk music, Rob “Bucket” Hingley formed the outfit in 1981. He also created the now-defunct Moon Ska record label, which released notable Toasters’ releases such as 1987’s SKABOOM as well as numerous other ska albums. The Toasters lineup continues to change, with Hingley the only remaining member from the orginal group.

Hometown

New York, NY, United States

Genre

Reggae