Todd Rundgren Tickets

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.

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!

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.

I’ve seen Todd a dozen times he never disappoints. You never know what you’re gonna get at a show, but they’re always great!

He hardly played any of his older popular songs. If I had read the playlist prior to purchasing tickets, I would have not gone. His voice is not what it used to be.

A lot of people were saying after the show that they did not like the show, but I loved it. Todd did several songs from former albums that were not great hits but were beautiful songs. I especially liked that I got to hear him perform "Kindness"live. What a thrill. Still sounds great! I hope I get to see him perform again soon. Just remember, this is not the greatest hits tour. He is an artist.

As usual, Todd's presence is immense and the music is divine. His guitar playing soars when needed and falls softly on your ears when required. The group of musicians surrounding Todd are some of the best in the business which helped make the evening's show so enjoyable. He never fails to deliver a show that you remember forever and ever. Just a pure delight to watch and listen to as he performs stellarly. Also, a "shout out"to the Uptown Theater, which is quite a venue. Great sight lines, amazing acoustics, friendly staff, and easy access make it a place where you will experience a great show.

Todd was in great voice. A stellar band, and lots of deep tracks. Great show!

Todd Rundgren on the opening night of the 2024 Me/We Tour did not disappoint. He played with the same passion, energy, and creativity as when I saw him on the 1977 RA Tour with Utopia. The 2 hour and ten minute show kept everyone wondering what entertainment surprises were happening next the entire evening. His shows are always a transformative experience. He still has it.

We left the show after 75 minutes of sitting on our hands. He premiered a new set that includes zero of his hits. Visually, the show was well done. Rundgren could still sing - just not the high notes. The fact that he wouldn’t even blend in even half of his hits shows that he doesn’t care about his fans any more.

2 hours of all new music— with one 3- sing medley of old music— left me feeling very much disappointed. I love Todd.. but the 2019 tour, which was primarily all songs from 1980 and earlier, is my high point. The concert with DarylHall was “okay”-/ but too much Daryl, not enough Todd. This one was too much new stuff and nowhere NEAR enough classic Todd. Venue was very nice, but the playlist was very much a disappointment

The roads in uptown are terrible! All closed in front of theatre a lot if the stores are closed as well. Daisys opened at 5. Good place to go! Tickets said 7 but that was when doors opened People were just talking around the bar area in the upper deck. Very annoying during the concert! Not the best Todd concert we had been to But we did have a fun time anyway!

I really liked the Uptown theater it is a small venue to see concert more intimate. Todd still has a great voice the sound quality was good 👍

Todd was amazing. Started right at 8:00. He didn’t take any breaks just one great song after the other.

Awesome, soulful vocals, and a setlist that didn’t cater to the “oldies” crowd. Great band.

I'll be honest, I only knew Todd's music from a few songs like "Hello It's Me", "We gotta Get You a Woman"and "Can We Still Be Friends". He is more bluesy than I was expecting, but the music was enjoyable. I was bummed I had to wait until the encore to hear my favorite songs, which were strung together and seemed to end in a blink of an eye. The man has energy, started exactly on time and has a great voice!

We totally LOVED this show. The music, the venue, the light show- totally everything was top notch. We couldn’t have been happier. Todd Rundgren is a masterful musician, still at the top of his craft. Definitely catch this tour when they come to a city near you!

Played a medley of his greatest hits, 30 seconds for each song, very disappointing

Seen TR many times.. his” unpredictable” sets are now PREDICTABLE! and those gigs suck 75%. His other shows are great, BRING back the 2018 UTOPIA tour!!!

We saw Todd 11/9/23 at the Venetian Theater in LV. Theater was great. But the best was Todd! I've loved his songs since elementary school and could sign most of them. I kept telling my husband he sounded a lot like Bowie, and now find out he was performing some of his songs. We would go see Todd again in a heartbeat! Strong voice - great on-stage personality. Daryl UGGHHH - weak voice and did not enjoy. We left early as Daryl was that bad and now have read the two did an encore together at the end. Wish we'd have stayed to see Todd more.