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Glen Phillips
Glen Phillips was born in San Diego in 1970. As a teenager, he met Dean Dinning and Randy Gussin, and together they formed Toad the Wet Sprocket in 1989. The...
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Glen Phillips was born in San Diego in 1970. As a teenager, he met Dean Dinning and Randy Gussin, and together they formed Toad the Wet Sprocket in 1989. The band's debut album 'Bread & Circus' included the single 'Walk on the Ocean,' which became a radio staple in the early 90s.
Phillips has written songs that feel personal and direct, like 'The Hole' and 'Back On My Feet.' He was diagnosed with Crohn's disease in 1994 and has spoken about living with the condition while continuing to perform. In recent years, he's been active with both solo work and occasional Toad the Wet Sprocket shows.
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