Train

A wildfire that broke out in Winslow, New Jersey was the result of a passing train. Now, officials say the railway company responsible must pay for the response.

Pat Monahan and Train are coming to Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Atlantic City and we've got your free tickets.

The DOT has begun a railroad crossing rehabilitation project today that’ll run thru next Friday April 12.

Check out the video of the time Train's Pat Monahan played a trick on Lou.

As the weather gets cooler, it's time to start working on your winter escape plan.  What better escape than joining Train's 'Sail Across The Sun' cruise beginning in Miami and sailing to Jamaica February 11th through the 15th?

Listen to Lou & Liz and Laurie Cataldo all week for your chance to win tickets to see Train, The Fray and Matt Nathanson at the PNC Bank Arts Center June 27th before they go on sale!

Train's Pat Monahan is an amazing singer. He's also a very funny guy. I should have remembered that when I asked him for a favor yesterday.

I have a great job. Play great music, have some laughs, and today, have breakfast with Train!

Train stopped by the Point studios on Wednesday morning, and some lucky listeners joined us! You submitted some amazing questions for the band, and it wasn't easy to choose the best ones, but our winners have been contacted. Congrats to Audra B...

Train is visiting 94.3 The Point Wednesday June 11th at 9 a.m. to introduce their new single, answer some questions and have breakfast with you! Only the listeners with the best questions will be invited to attend the Q&A and meet Train. Submit your best question here.

Since 1994 the band Train from San Francisco, CA has been producing countless hits that have us singing along with our radios. From amazing ballads like "Meet Virgina" to pure rock hits like "Save Me San Francisco," Pat Monahan (vocals), Jimmy Stafford (guitar), and Scott Underwood (drums) have created music that draws in both the rock and pop fans...

An amateur video shot by a Rumson teenager that chronicles the impact of Superstorm Sandy has caught the eye of a Grammy-winning band that now plans to play a benefit concert.