Todd Rundgren Tickets

Sound was a bit muddled, and he could have performed more well known material, but he sounded great and it was an entertaining show.

The band was tight and Todd's voice was exceptional. He hit many of the not done in concert songs for ages. The lighting was superb. I highly recommend you see this performance.

I have seen Todd many times over the years and in all kinds of formats. I have seen him many times with the Ringo Starr All Starr's and as part of the series of shows celebrating 50 year anniversaries of classic albums and many times on his own. Todd is a fantastic entertainer and he has such a vast catalog that it is great not to see the same songs over and over. This time around Todd performed many songs that I had not seen him do before and I just watched and enjoyed all night long. He did play crowd favorites from The Nazz and Utopia and he held back on three of his hit singles until the first song of the encore when he performed a medley of classic hits. The band was great and the show was fantastic and I was glad to have seen him yet again!! Todd is at the top of his game still and if you get a chance go see him on this tour!

If he wants to write new music then at least mix in one song the audience knows. Worse show EVER.

Was really bummed to have finally gotten to see Todd only to have him not really do any of his classica until the encore - and even then it was squished into a medley.

Todd was in superb voice—full range, dynamic, robust, powerful. Lots of treats and treasures for long term, committed fans. Some classic chestnuts but also lots of beloved deep cuts for those in the “Secret Society.” Todd showed off his full stylistic range of songwriting and performing, with a really pleasing emphasis on the r&b portion of his spectrum. A very varied but cohesive set list, with some powerful thematic throughlines. This can’t-miss concert also makes a great case for the strength, creativity, and ingenuity of the last third of his career, from No World Order through Space Force. If Todd passes within 150 miles of your town, GO SEE HIM!!! You will forever thank yourself.

Music was too loud, the roadies didn’t do a proper sound check. Drums and bass guitar was so loud that you couldn’t hear the singing. You needed ear plugs to hear Todd. The music that was played were songs that were fairly new. I brought my wife to listen to his hits, which lasted for two minutes of the show. I feel that Todd should have paid us to go to this show.

The seats were great for a good price. The venue was nice with very comfortable chairs. The concert with Todd Rundgren and the band was amazing. Definitely a must see.

Tickets for concerts these days are just too expensive. I had a great time and I love Todd and I love his band. But, things are just way too expensive. I mean, I don’t want them to go back to 1973 when I paid $7.50 for Loge at the Garden, but this is way out of hand, and why so many service charges?

On Thursday, May 2nd, we attended a Todd Rundgren concert at BergenPAC. To be honest, I wasn't familiar with his songs until the encores, but the performance was a stunning display of perfection and musicianship. Todd played for two hours straight without speaking a word, focusing solely on the music. It was one of the best concerts I've ever experienced. This concert was a bucket list item for my husband, and it certainly lived up to our expectations!