Todd Rundgren Tickets

Utopia Still Has It!

What a great show! Todd and the boys still sound great after all the years. Great to see them together again. My voice was gone by the time the show was over. Everyone were on their feet singing. Don't miss this show!!!!!!!!!!!!!

fantastic evening of music

It's such a thrill when a favorite group tours after a long time away from live performing, and everyone in the band is on his game. Such was the case at the Carolina Theater in late April near the beginning of Utopia's American tour. Todd Rundgren is always a True Star, but I haven't heard him this strong vocally and on lead guitar in a while. Kasim Sulton and Willie Wilcox also played great. Kaz's vocals were as good as in the mid-80's. Unfortunately, Roger Powell wasn't on the tour, but Gil Assayas was more than capable. The prog rock opening gave way to many of Utopia's best songs, such as "One World" and "Play This Game." Like any of Todd's solo work or Utopia music, the songs themselves are excellent. To modify a line from Todd's and Moe Bergs' "Let's Do This," from the "White Knight" CD, many people write and play "checkers" songs, whereas Utopia plays "chess" ones. The concert ended with "Just One Victory," a song I never tire of hearing. This was a wonderful night of music.

Utopia rundgren no dont go

Band was late. Speakers too loud. Dont waste your money.couldn't understand most of the lyrics.dont expect the more familiar Rundgren songs. Save your money

City in My Head.....Utopia

Great show. Mark this off my bucket list. Never thought I'd see these guys. Todd is God!!!

Todd Rundgren's Utopia Concert was unbelievable!

I was not a Todd fan. I had gotten tickets for my brother who has stage 4 cancer. Seeing Todd was on his bucket list. I can say that my wife and I were very surprised! We actually enjoyed the concert and Todd was amazing along with all the rest of the group. The concert ended up being a success and as it turned out, my wife and I are a bit of a fan now. I guess my brother was right, Todd and his Utopia band is amazing!

Bad mixing!

Carolina Theater was great as always. But the mixing was horrible at this performance. Todd Rundgren could barely be heard above the instrumentals. He clearly still has a great voice, but it was drowned out by the loud guitars and drums. The Theater is so small you really don't need that much amplification.

Really good performance - - surpassed expectations

I saw Todd Rundgren first in 1978 at the Fox in Atlanta, then later in Santa Cruz and San Francisco in 1984. Then I saw Utopia for the first time since at this concert. They actually sounded the best I recall hearing. Amazing. Tight band, vocals were excellent. How Todd Rundgren can sing 1st tenor at age 69 and nail all the high notes is remarkable. Kasim hit everything all the time. Willy's one lead vocal was spot on. I came in wary of what the show might bring. I was really impressed and had a great time among a bunch of people who shared in the joy of it all.

Good but not great

Concert started with 20-30 minutes of prog rock which my old ears don't need to hear. Few good songs before intermission, but most of the hits came after. Paid $202 for VIP tickets and sat in the last row of the floor on plastic fold up seats. Very hot inside. they said they would mail our swag as they had run out. After intermission the tall drunk guy in front of us blocking our view was finally carted off by his wife. He had to lean over to tell his wife something every minute and I kept having to look around his big head. Next time choose the balcony for a much lower price. When he finally left we had a clear view of the rest of the show and it was really good. Saw Todd and Utopia late 70's and early eighties for a pittance. Guess those were the good old days.

Utopia Rocks Their Catalog

I was seated 2nd row center for this amazing show reviewing Todd Rundgren and Utopia's catalog of music from the late 70's and 80's. This 4 man ensemble played 2+ hours of intense rock n' roll, with the entire show devoted only to Utopia offerings other than a great reading of ELO's Do Ya. I was surprised there were no offerings from Todd's solo hits, but the show was still outstanding. Kasim Sultan continues to amaze on bass guitar and vocals, as well as Willie Wilcox on drums and Todd's masterful guitar licks. This show was a delight to all of the guitar aficianadoes in the house, and there were many of them. It was a real delight to hear them in the Majestic theater with their outstanding acoustics and sound. My only disappointment was that they did not perform the fable of Singring and the Glass Guitar.

Awesome show! Utopia is Here!

We've seen Todd going back to the early days when he was in Chicago, 50 + shows. I never imagined that Utopia would ever reunite. Willie coming out of retirement and finding Gil when Roger and Ralph couldn't tour anylonger was amazing. Go to see these guy's!