Todd Rundgren Tickets
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Overall Rating
4.0
By MikeN
Terrible Concert
Sound Board at MotorCity Casino Hotel - Detroit
Really like Todd Rundgren and all if his hits. With that said, the first 22 songs played I had never heard of. Then in an encore he did 2 hits in medley style. Then 2 more never heard of tunes. Worst concert experience ever in my life and I am not hard to please. Wasted a lot of money and time I'll never get back again.
By Just Plain Stevie
We love him
Sound Board at MotorCity Casino Hotel - Detroit
It's great to see Todd on the road again. Most people attending are real fans and know what expect, he is a very independent character! The band is tight as always. Todd put together an interesting setlist, about 2 hr 20 mins. 27 songs from 17 different albums! Wow!
By Todd
great night
Sound Board at MotorCity Casino Hotel - Detroit
He is amazing, He played for over two hours. The venue was wonderful!!!
By Tone Deaf
Extremely Talented! Lacked Concert Ingredients
Sound Board at MotorCity Casino Hotel - Detroit
Todd Rundgren Certainly doesn't need a review from me ! Extremely Talented musician, writer, producer etc. Etc. My opinion is he could have structured his set list different and he also could embrace the audience some. Just give the crowd a little breather from the music. Maybe just not his style? That's OK!!
By Disappointed
Worst concert in years.
Sound Board at MotorCity Casino Hotel - Detroit
Venue seating is terrible. This venue needs to be renovated. Very bad design. Never will see another show here. Todd Rundgren concert was not good. Sang songs never heard before. Didn’t sing ANY of his hits except half a song during last call. Voice is shot.
By Denise
played no hits
Sound Board at MotorCity Casino Hotel - Detroit
Very dissatisfied and disappointed with the Todd Rundgren show. Only played 2 two minute medley of some hits. Most of the music he played was unknown. Why not give the fans what they want. I would not recommend buying tickets to this show in other cities. Boo!
By OldManConcertGoer
Still Love Todd!
Sound Board at MotorCity Casino Hotel - Detroit
Plenty of easy parking... easy to get around inside... auditorium was good but not great (after all it is a casino primarily, the theater is just a bonus), but the sight lines where I sat were good. Sound quality was VERY good. AS FOR THE SHOW ITSELF: EXCELLENT!! GREAT!! Virtual non-stop music, solid selection of songs, excellent music quality, covered a wide variety of his career. Have not seen Todd for a while and realized how much his music is still in my head. Would definitely see him again, and would definitely return there for other shows.
By Crying In The Front Row
Song Selection May Not Be What You Expect
Sound Board at MotorCity Casino Hotel - Detroit
Very disappointed in the concert. I saw Todd two years ago in Ann Arbor with Daryll Hall, and he was great. He played all his hits, and the crowd was really appreciative. But Sunday, April 21 in Detroit, it was a different story. His main set was 1 hour 45 minutes long, and I did not know one song! He came back out for an encore and sang an obligatory and ABBREVIATED medley of Hello its Me/Can We Still Be Friends/I saw the Light. The crowd erupted. He then sang another song from whatever, then finished with a full version of A Dream Lives on for Ever. If this was going to be Obscure Night, I wish someone would have told me, I wouldn’t have bought front row center tickets. If you are a true fan of his less popular stuff, by all means knock yourself out and go. His voice sounded great BTW, and he’ll be 76 in June. Band was tight too. But the song selection will have me wondering if we can, in fact, still be friends.
By Wazz
Wizard Wows in Beautiful Venue
Sound Board at MotorCity Casino Hotel - Detroit
First, the Todd Rundgren concert was not for those who wanted to hear his hits. But, is that really a bad thing - with all of the great music he's created in his career? I loved the show - because he and his band brought to life songs (solo and Utopia) that either I forgot, ignored or simply took for granted. The band was exceptional. Kasim Sulton, in particular, is a joy to hear alongside Todd. Their harmonies, with the A Capella songs in particular, brought back memories of when I first heard the songs at the Cleveland Front Row theater over 30 years ago. One minor thing - my wife and I were sitting three rows away from the stage for the show. The sound was, in my opinion, OK. However, when we went to get refreshments midway into the show, the sound actually sounded BETTER the farther away we walked away from the stage. Therefore, in the future, I may actually purchase tickets not in the pit for future artists I see. Again, this is not a big deal - but just something I needed to point out. However, the theatre is great and the experience overall was exceptional. Great job!
By BonBon
Disappointed
Sound Board at MotorCity Casino Hotel - Detroit
When an artist has been around for a while, like Todd, they should know the audience wants to hear all the hits. He played for a long time - which would have been great if he played more than five minutes of hits. I felt it was incredibly selfish of him. One of the most disappointing concerts I have ever been to. Half of the time hits and half of the time the other stuff would have been fine.
Bio
Todd Rundgren on Tour
Fans never know what to expect from a Todd Rundgren show, which is a testament to his range as a musician. For example, his "The Individualist, A True Star" tour was named so because of its unique format: Along with a set of hits, Rundgren also performed a side of his seminal 1973 LP A Wizard, a True Star. In cities with multiple shows booked, the musician played a different side of the album each night.
No matter where Rundgren's creative muse takes him on a given tour, what stands out is his voice — an instrument that can handle both growling rock and blue-eyed soul — and his charismatic stage presence. Thanks to this versatility, Rundgren has also toured as part of Ringo Starr's All-Starr Band and, as a solo artist, opened for Hall & Oates and teamed up with Joe Jackson for a co-headlining tour. In 2019, he joined forces with the Monkees' Micky Dolenz, Christopher Cross and Badfinger's Joey Molland for the "It Was Fifty Years Ago Today – A Tribute to the Beatles' White Album" tour.
Todd Rundgren in Concert
Todd Rundgren first broke into the music business in the late '60s with the band Nazz, for whom he wrote "Open Your Eyes" and "Hello It's Me." He then released several solo albums, including 1972's Something/Anything? (which featured a re-recording of "Hello It's Me") and then founded the rock band Utopia, a group that drew on prog, power-pop and new wave. In 1983, Rundgren released one of his best-known songs, "Bang the Drum All Day."
In addition to his own work, Rundgren is also a well-respected studio artist who's produced albums for Hall & Oates, XTC, Psychedelic Furs and Meat Loaf. Rundgren has also continued to release solo albums, including 2017's White Knight, which featured guest spots from Robyn, Joe Walsh and Nine Inch Nails' Trent Reznor.