Todd Rundgren Tickets

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.

He can still carry a tune but two hours of songs we never heard played was painful. When he did his hits in the encore they were cut to a third. Very disappointed.

Well I have seen Todd Rundgren more than 20 times going back to Hermit of Mink Hollow tour. I have seen Todd solo w just his electronica. I have seen him w Utopia. I have seen him w Daryl Hall. I have seen him just do obscure stuff just so he could jam on his guitar. This time with a great backing band to include Kasim Sultan who was in superb form. Once again only to play either more obscure stuff either Utopia or Todd deep cuts most of which I did not know or for that matter I’m sure most of the audience did not know. How about this Todd… Most of your greatest work was in the 70’s which is 50yrs old. I just want to see a 75yr old guy play the songs I grew up loving. I believe most of your followers want to see much the same. If you want to keep us coming maybe you should play the music that reeled us in in the first place. I don’t need to be wowed by your versatility or your innovations. The Big time is past you. How about playing to your followers.

This show is not to be missed! Todd was in great voice as were the other vocals. Harmonies that were so beautiful. This is a deep cuts show, so it's your chance to hear him do something you may not have heard live before. There are plenty of hits as well. If you are a fan of the Liars album, Hermit, the classic Todd/Todd you will love it. This show is extremely elating. Life is short. Buy the concert tickets! Well worth it!

The Wilbur is an excellent place to see a show. The setting is intimate, there are no bad seats, and the staff are friendly and helpful. Todd Rundgren is an amazingly creative artist, guitar player and still has his voice. Love that he played straight through without an intermission. The band was tight. However, Our entire party, and many people we spoke with after, were disappointed that he did not play one of his hits in its entirety. He played a 5 minute medley of a few hit songs. It felt a bit insulting, as though he played it begrudgingly as part of a contract agreement. Many people go to see a musician to hear the music they love with the understanding that there will be other lesser known music played. Sadly, we would not see Todd again because of this.

Good lengthy show played many songs from his long career that he probably doesn't often play live. Unfortunately, his greatest hits were relegated to truncated versions in a medley rather than full songs Entra woven throughout the set. Overall, a really good show.

Todd still has it! Great set. Great band. And he has surprisingly good vocal range considering all the mileage on his voice. Not just a nostalgia show. He continues to create. Wish younger audiences would come out to see him.

This Tour should be billed as "Deep, Deep Cuts"for those familiar with every song ever written by Mr Rundgren. Not one familiar song on the playlist. Gave a 1 because the musicians did their job,

Feel the music in your head and your heart and your mind. Todd has one of the best, most soulful voices in rock - and he can still play the guitar with the best of them! An incredible concert!

Can’t believe that I waited until the encore to hear my favorite songs, only to hear them in a medley! What???! Band was great. Show was boring. Sorry.

So glad to see Todd again. Even at 75 years old his voice is still amazing, especially his falsetto. And the show was 2 hours so it felt like you got your moneys worth.

It was one of the worse concerts I’ve ever been to.

A good performance by Todd and band. Set list was classic. Enjoyed a 2 hour evening.

Me/We was my favorite Todd concert yet because his setlist reached into deeper pockets full of grand treasures which haven't been as celebrated as his better known library. Todd is a "wonderful freak in the best way possible"as a friend recently stated....Me/We was an exceptionally beautiful performance of love.

I spent how much money to see an old man plays new songs. The entire audience was quiet!!! I paid to hear the classics that made me fall in love with Todd's music. I was vey disappointed and want my money back!!!

Todd is a visionary. And an amazing performer, singer, writer, musician - who has always had something unique & pertinent to express lyrically. If you have never seen him live - GO NOW!!!

I was disappointed. On the one hand, his voice sounded better than ever (and at 75 that’s pretty amazing). He is also a very accomplished guitar player which we didn’t realize. However, I didn’t recognize any of his songs until the encore when he grudgingly played a medley of 3 of his greatest hits. Some of the numbers they did during the concert were good but I didn’t think that any were great. And the acoustics of the theater could have been a bit better. Oh well. We’ve really lucked out with all of the other concerts we’ve attended over the years so one mediocre show ain’t bad.