We are thrilled to finally announce we have secured a new home. Tonic have secured a new home in Southsea, Hampshire. We will be moving...

We are delighted to welcome our second new Tonic Ska Choir facilitator, James (aka Jazz Priest), to Tonic. James is a professional...

A review of what's happened to Tonic in 2021, plus a look to the year ahead. We thought we would give you an overview of the work that...

It is great seeing Bez on ITV's Dancing On Ice. He shared some tips with Tonic on what can help with low mood.

Barry's Flying Circus is thrilled to announce the first of Tonic patron, Barry Ashworth's, daredevils wing walking for Tonic Rider.

The Tonic Ska Choir is open for business!

We are delighted to welcome our new Tonic Ska Choir facilitator, Emiliyah, to Tonic.

Today marks one year since the launch of the Tonic Rider programme.

Last year Tonic Music for Mental Health was chosen to receive donations from ticket purchases, which raises a massive £1,708. Thank you...

Brett Leboff writes about how speaking freely about mental health issues in the music industry needs to go mainstream.

We are delighted to announce that Tonic Music for Mental Health has been chosen for the next round of the Co-Op Local Community Fund.

Sarah Sharp, PhD researcher, writes about her experiences of music education, mental illness, and recovery through music.

Registration for the Tonic Music for Mental Health skydive is now open!

Please support us in our ambition to run DJ courses for people experiencing mental health difficulties.

Tonic Patron Barry Ashworth and Tonic are thrilled to announce that Barry’s Flying Circus is returning for its 4th annual event on...

Win tickets to see Jools Holland's Rhythm & Blues Orchestra in aid of Tonic.

Artist manager Damian Morgan writes about the stresses of the music industry, and how attending a Tonic Rider Peer Support Group helped.

Amy Bee Sting, performance artist and vocalist, writes about finding her voice, and multi-disciplinary act Oh My God! It’s The Church.

Dominic Elton, founder of Mayfield Records, writes about his love of music, his record label, and the music festival of his dreams.

Tonic editor Simon examines the use of the term “commit suicide” and why it should be consigned to the history books.