WENATCHEE— Iconic rock bands Three Dog Night and Little River Band will bring decades of classic hits to Town Toyota Center in Wenatchee on June 12. The two groups, known for their enduring popularity and multi-generational appeal, have collectively scored 34 Top 40 hits.
Between 1969 and 1976, Three Dog Night became one of America’s most successful bands, dominating the pop, rock, and R&B charts. The group produced 21 hit singles—including 11 Top 10 hits—and earned 12 consecutive gold albums. By 1977, they had sold over 50 million records and helped define the rise of arena rock.
Founded by Danny Hutton, the band became known for its dynamic covers of songs by renowned artists like Elton John, Laura Nyro, Randy Newman, and Paul Williams. Their biggest hits include "One," "Mama Told Me (Not to Come)," "Joy to the World," and "Black and White."
Still performing more than 75 concerts a year, Three Dog Night continues to draw enthusiastic audiences across generations. Their music remains a staple on radio, TV, and streaming platforms, selling over a million copies in the past decade.
Little River Band, known for its smooth harmonies and melodic rock sound, found widespread success in the 1970s and 1980s. Eagles founding member Glenn Frey once called them "the best singing band in the world."
The band is best known for timeless hits like "Reminiscing," "Cool Change," "Lonesome Loser," and "Take It Easy on Me." With more than 36 million records sold, they were the first band to achieve Top 10 hits for six consecutive years.
According to BMI, their hit "Reminiscing" remains one of the most-played songs in American radio history, surpassing 6 million airplays, while "Lady" follows closely behind with 5 million plays. The band continues to tour extensively, performing 90 to 100 shows annually and attracting fans of all ages.
Tickets for the June 12 concert at Town Toyota Center go on sale March 7 at 10 a.m. Fans can purchase them online at www.towntoyotacenter.com or by calling 509-667-7847.
For more information on the bands, visit www.threedognight.com and www.littleriverband.com.
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