Train bound for Madrid next week
Chart-topping band Train is gearing up for a grand performance at MAD Amphitheater on the evening of Wednesday, August 27th, 2025. The event promises an unforgettable experience with the gates set to open at 6:30 pm, followed by the concert initiation at 8:00 pm. Attendees can secure their tickets through eldomad.com or directly at the MAD box office located at 101 East Locust Street. Ticket prices are in the range of $45 to $150, inclusive of additional service charges.
Expressing sheer delight, Joanna Benson, MAD Marketing Manager, shared, “We’re thrilled to announce Train’s comeback to MAD, this time gracing the outdoor MAD Amphitheater. The upcoming performance holds special significance as it follows their sold-out appearance during our grand opening back in 2017. We are eagerly looking forward to gathering on August 27th for a night filled with sensational music.”
Train, originating from San Francisco, is a highly acclaimed band with multiple GRAMMY Awards and a history of diamond album sales. Their journey began in 1994, when the original five-member band steadily nurtured their local fan base, eventually leading to the launch of their eponymous album by Columbia in 1998. The captivating mystique of “Meet Virginia” catapulted them to radio stardom, while “Drops of Jupiter” in 2001 secured their multi-platinum status with the double GRAMMY-winning title track spending a commendable 10 months in the Top 40. The band’s acclaim soared to new heights with the 2011 GRAMMY-winning chart-topper, “Hey, Soul Sister,” from the album Save Me, San Francisco, marking a significant milestone as the most downloaded single of 2010. With over 10 million albums and 30 million tracks sold globally, Train boasts an impressive collection of platinum and gold accolades, in addition to receiving multiple GRAMMY Awards, Billboard Music Awards, and numerous other distinctions.
Delving into their widespread success, Train has dominated the music scene with 24 Top 10 Billboard hits and six Top 10 Billboard 200 albums, exemplified by celebrated releases like Drops of Jupiter (2001), California 37 (2012), and a girl. a bottle a boat (2017). Presently, Train is captivating audiences nationwide through an amphitheater tour alongside REO Speedwagon. The band recently unveiled their latest record, Live at Royal Albert Hall, a vibrant compilation of their monumental performance at the iconic Royal Albert Hall in London.
Apart from his stellar music career, Train’s lead vocalist, Pat Monahan, has ventured into notable pursuits beyond music, including his award-winning Save Me, San Francisco Wine Co., which has garnered immense success with over 10 million bottles sold. Monahan’s philanthropic commitment shines through as proceeds from his wine line benefit Family House, a San Francisco-based charity dedicated to supporting families impacted by life-threatening illnesses. Monahan’s multifaceted talents extend to TV and film with appearances in diverse productions that showcase his versatility and charm.
Sharing the stage with Train for this special evening is Edwin McCain, a seasoned artist celebrated for his timeless hits that have resonated globally for over three decades. Referred to as a “street corner prophet” and a “great American romantic,” McCain has carved a niche for himself with memorable tracks like “I’ll Be” and “I Could Not Ask For More.” His remarkable music career is complemented by his tv series, Flippin’ Ships, and his engaging storytelling that captivates audiences worldwide.