Toad the Wet Sprocket at Moore Theatre

Good Intentions Tour 2025

They’re staunchly independent in their artistry, they make music that resonates with music lovers from all walks of life, they are sweet nostalgia for longtime fans and an exciting new experience for newcomers, they are musical prowess on show with incredible songwriting at the core - and they are about to hit the road with loads of good intentions! 

Toad The Wet Sprocket is slated to bring their unique brand of alt rock to crowds across the nation, kicking off their massive headlining ‘Good Intentions’ Tour 2025 in mid-July 2025 in San Diego, California, pulling into all the major venues before wrapping up in August 2025 in Charlotte, North Carolina. 

Seattle, you are really in for a night for the books, with fantastic harmonies, an incredible musical dynamic, and spectacular solo moments that will remind you of just how good Toad The Wet Sprocket are, filling the air. From the breezy ‘Walk On The Ocean’ and its drifting melodies to the quieter ‘Windmills’, from the elevated ‘Come Down’ and the more recent ‘California Wasted’ to the rocker ‘Hold On’ and the fun-filled acoustic ‘Nanci’, Toad The Wet Sprocket will have you on your feet, fists in the air, while they rip the roof off with their face-melting bangers! Rumour also has it that the charting legends that boasts a back catalogue of seven studio albums, are slated to drop an acoustic greatest hits album later this year. 

Toad The Wet Sprocket’s current lineup comprises frontman and rhythm guitarist Glen Phillips, lead guitarist Todd Nichols, bassist Dean Dinning, and drummer Josh Daubin. 

Toad The Wet Sprocket will be joined on tour by the veteran rock trio behind the bangers ‘Closing Time’ and ‘Secret Smile’, Semisonic, as well as Grammy nominees Sixpence None The Richer, best known for smash hits such as ‘Kiss Me’, ‘Breathe Your Name’, and their covers of ‘Don’t Dream It’s Over’, and ‘There She Goes’. 

Could there possibly be a better venue for all good musical intentions to come to fruition than the historic Moore Theatre? The answer is a resounding ‘nope’. With the venue’s location right in the middle of the city buzz, its incredible technical equipment, impeccable sight-lines, and seating for up to 1,800 music lovers spread across a main floor and balcony, you are in for a musical experience that will have you talking about it for years to come!

So go ahead - get your tickets now!