Train, Jewel & Blues Traveler at Xfinity Center

Train traces its beginnings to 1993, when lead singer Pat Monahan's Led Zeppelin cover band dissolved, then having crossed paths with Rob Hotchkiss in California. They collaborated and later on formed what the world would know as Train. Having been rejected by Columbia in 1996, they released their first CD independently, and year later the band was already touring across the country and opening for various bands.

The band found early success with their first singles "Free" and "Meet Virginia", and "I Am". Their second studio record "Drops of Jupiter" that featured the hit 6x Platinum single "Drops of Jupiter (Tell Me) propelled the band to greater heights, with the song winning two Grammy Awards. Year 2001's Drops of Jupiter marked Train's first multi-platinum record and first top ten on the Billboard 200.

Train continued delivering hits after hits across their succeeding albums. 2009 marked their biggest comeback hit with the release of "Hey, Soul Sister" from their fifth studio album "Save Me, San Francisco". The single became Australia's most played song in radio history, most downloaded single from iTunes in 2010, and Columbia Records' best selling single in history. "Hey, Soul Sister" is now awarded Diamond by the RIAA.

Train has marked decades of success across the discography including timeless and unforgettable hits including "Bruises", "Drive By", "Play That Song", "If It's Love", and much more. As the new year 2022 came, Train came in rushing to surprise fans with a brand new album to be released on May 2022, along with shows across the country.

“2022 is the year of the Tiger… It has begun in a strong, beautiful, and encouraging way and it’s only the beginning" says Pat Monahan. "We can’t wait to see you all out there, dancing and singing along…"

Fresh new music by the one and only Train live on stage, joined by Jewel & Blues Traveler, as they celebrate AM Gold and the return of intimate live music on stage. Book your tickets now!