Todd Rundgren Tickets

Excellent show primarily focused on music from the second half of Todd’s career. These are deeper tracks in many respects, but no less wonderful. Todd’s voice was tired as he struggled to reach notes and get sounds out, but touring will do that to you and he was still completely impressive. He’s one of my favorite guitar players and he just has an organic feel that’s very natural. I think it’s the way he constantly applies vibrato to the strings that makes the sound flow so well. The band was tight and right with him for all the changes. The variety of moods that Todd’s music evokes is truly staggering. If you have eclectic tastes, this is the show for you.

They played good music I'm just disappointed he never plays any of the songs that made him famous years ago. Many in the audience felt that way too and one gentleman even yelled out "play something we came to hear"! I love mostly his old music but for this reason I will no longer go see him play live.

He did not play a single song that made him famous (and the reason many bought tix). During the encore, he played a SHORT medley of 3 songs I knew. Paid $200, sat for 90 minutes for a 2 minute medley. I understand artists wanting to introduce new material, but it could have performed both old and new. GIVE FANS WHAT THEY WANT, OR THEY WONT BE BACK

The band was great, and Todd was excellent on guitar, though his voice didn't seem to be as strong or recognizable as it once was. That may have been because of the soundboard or the acoustics, though we were in the middle of the floor where the sound should have been best. The show was good overall, but while I appreciate that he's done lots since the 70s & 80s, it would have been nice to hear more of his oldest songs sprinkled in the main performance. I was a little disappointed.

Todd is a professional musician with a great surrounding cast. Masterful performance

We have seen Todd Rundgren a number of times over the past few years in a variety of venues. He always delivers a stellar performance. He has a great band and he has so much material that it's a new and different show every time. The show was very enjoyable. His band was excellent. He wasn't very engaging with the audience that evening, but the music was phenomenal.

Todd was amazing! A fantastic show, even without the “greatest hits.”

I saw Me/We in Washington, D.C. and I thought it was exceptional. Todd and the band sounded fantastic--at the top of their game. With minimal audience interaction, it was more of a "formal music concert"than a festival party. And it was focused on deep cuts, not greatest hits. I LOVED that choice, because every song was a surprise. I would also say the songs were selected to make room for exceptional vocal work by Todd, and the band. A remarkable show by a GREAT artist who refuses to "phone it in."

I’ve been a Todd fan for 50+ years and I’ve been to many live shows. I gotta say this Me/We show is awesome and in the top five or so live shows I’ve been to. Todd and his band performed amazingly, the sound was really exceptional,and the set list was refreshing as it was made up of songs that haven’t been played often or ever in some cases, in concert. It was so good I caught a second show !

I can understand why the more casual fans are disappointed. It would have been great to hear a few more "hits". But I really enjoyed the deep cuts and more obscure songs from his repertoire and Todd exhibited a lot of energy. However, I thought the mix was bad. The band was great, but Todd's voice was very muddy. I could hardly understand the lyrics, even on the songs that I was familiar with. It's a shame because they are also a key to appreciating his talent.