Tod Howarth

Tod Howarth has a career spanning decades, marked by his contributions as a musician, songwriter, and vocalist to prominent hard rock and heavy metal bands. After contributing to the album ‘Mega Force’ with the group 707 in 1982, Tod Howarth rapidly established himself as a versatile musician, songwriter, and vocalist across the hard rock and heavy metal landscape. His early career showcased significant collaborative contributions, including providing background vocals for Ted Nugent’s acclaimed album ‘Penetrator’ in 1984 and for Loudness’s ‘Hurricane Eyes’ in 1987. A pivotal moment arrived in 1987 when Howarth joined Frehley’s Comet, the band led by former Kiss guitarist Ace Frehley.

In 2008, Howarth rejoined the iconic rock band Cheap Trick for a special performance at their 30th anniversary Budokan show, lending his talents on keyboards and backing vocals. His solo endeavors progressed with the release of the album ‘Opposite Gods’ in April 2010, followed by the video single for ‘Cold Beach’ in June 2012. A significant career milestone occurred in June 2016 when Howarth co-founded the supergroup Four By Fate. This ensemble, featuring ex-Frehley’s Comet bassist John Regan, former Skid Row drummer Rob Affuso, and guitarist Pat Gasperini, released their critically acclaimed album ‘Relentless’ through The End Records, further diversifying his impressive collaborative portfolio.

Tod Howarth remains an active and respected force in the rock music community, with a career defined by instrumental prowess, distinctive vocals, and songwriting contributions across multiple acclaimed projects. Beyond his extensive studio and touring commitments, he dedicates his time to philanthropic efforts, actively supporting charity events such as ‘Stand Down,’ which provides crucial aid to veterans and their families. His consistent output and enduring presence across influential bands and solo work underscore his continued marketability as a top-tier talent for both recording and live performance engagements.