and items offered by the band included handwritten lyric pages for the purchaser's choice of one track from the album, access to exclusive video and content updates showing the behind-the-scenes creative process, and even an offer to purchase a private concert by the band. By 2021, the band was still periodically active while each member continued to find success individually, such as Russo's 2017 Emmy win for Outstanding Music Composition for a Limited Series, Movie, or Special (Original Dramatic Score) for his continued work scoring Fargo, and Hart releasing his 2019 solo album, 32 Thousand Days. During the COVID-19 pandemic, the band worked together to record new music. As the music industry continued to evolve, it had become increasingly common for artists to periodically release stand-alone digital music singles, especially on popular music streaming services such as Spotify and Amazon Music. To this end, Tonic released their first non-album single on February 12, 2021 with a track titled "To Be Loved", followed shortly after by the release of their first music video in nearly 20 years with the debut of the official lyric video for the track. This was followed shortly thereafter by the release of "If You Could Only See (25th Anniversary) as another single, consisting of a new recording of the band's single from Lemon Parade. Current members Emerson Hart - lead vocals, rhythm guitar (1993–2004, 2008–present) Jeff Russo - lead guitar, backing vocals (1993–2004, 2008–present) Dan Lavery - bass, backing vocals (1996–2004, 2008–present) Touring members Pete Maloney - drums Miles McPherson - drums Ian O'neill - drums Kasey Todd - drums Jace Everett - bass Rich Scannella - drums Former members Dan Rothchild - bass, backing vocals (1993–1996) Kevin Shepard - drums (1993–1996) Discography Studio albums Lemon Parade (1996) Sugar (1999) Head on Straight (2002) Tonic (2010) Lemon Parade Revisited'' (2016) References External links 429 Records artists A&M Records artists Alternative rock groups from California American post-grunge musical groups Musical groups established in 1993 Musical groups disestablished in 2004 Musical groups reestablished in 2008 Musical groups from Los Angeles Polydor Records artists Universal Records artists