Todd Rundgren
Guitarist, producer and all-round rock legend heads on his Me/We tour!
Todd Rundgren
Guitarist, producer and general rock legend
Todd Rundgren
Guitarist, producer and all-round rock legend heads on his Me/We tour!
Why see Todd Rundgren?
Me/We Tour
Rock 'n' roll icon, guitarist, interactive progenitor, singer/songwriter, and record producer Todd Rundgren comes to town in 2024. Years of experience and critical acclaim have by no means made Rundgren complacent, and he continues to push the boundaries in inventive and surprising ways. Don't miss your chance to see him as he heads on the 'Me/We' tour!
Die-hard fans know to always expect the unexpected when it comes to Rundgren's live shows; he imbues his fresh material with visceral energy, while his impressive vocal stamina blasts away the cobwebs and any critique suggesting that outrageous genre-bending is a young man's game.
Reviews
Customer reviews
45 reviews, average rating: (3.5 Stars)
Doug H.
Todd and Utopia at the Moore in Seattle
Wow! Been a fan of Todd and Utopia since the 70's and I was not disappointed. Amazing
to me that after so many years apart the core Utopia group still sounds terrific. Great job
by Gil on keyboards, he killed it! Kaz, Willie and Todd were on point all evening and
provided the crowd with 2 1/2 hours of purely enjoyable rock, covering the entire Utopia
catalog. Great video stage graphics to enhance the mood of the kick ass progressive rock
in the first half of the show and the pop numbers played during the 2nd half. Would have
liked to hear a few more Todd signature numbers, but after all, this is a Utopia show, so
that is to be expected. Hoping the success of this tour leads to others, and if it does, don't
miss it. ... Read more
KD
Kevin D
Unpredictable indeed! The one thing that was predictable though is just how
amazing a musician and showman Todd Rundgren is. Very impressive show with
Todd and his band in excellent vocal and instrumental form. The set-list had a very
good mix of classic Todd songs along with some surprising and quirky, but well
arranged and executed songs that came from left field. Some of the unpredictable
tunes included "Don't Bogart That Joint" (Little Feat), "500 Miles" (The Proclaimers),
"I Don't Want To Grow Up" (Mary Martin from Peter Pan?"), and "Mar-a-lago Brillo"
(aka Camarillo Brillo by Frank Zappa). For those fans of Todd that might have been
not as familiar with most of the music on his last few tours, the collection of his own
songs he performed last night should have most surely satisfied. "I Don't Want To
Tie You Down", "A Dream Goes on Forever', "Can We Still Be Friend?", and "I Saw
The Light" were among those performed to perfection. All in all an awesome night
of fun! ... Read more
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