"So when I decided to write a new album, I knew beforehand it was going to be this kind of old-school guitar-rock record."
Known as a man of musical innovation, Rundgren's latest release draws from his vast and impressive career experiences as a performer, songwriter and producer � including notable achievements on the cutting edge of music and technology such as: the first live nationally broadcast stereo radio concert (by microwave), which linked 40 cities around the country in 1978; the very first two commercially released music videos, one of which was nominated for the first-ever Grammy awarded for "Best Short Form Video" in 1983; and the launch of PatroNet, the world's first direct artist subscription service all of course; and of course there are the timeless hit songs, including 'Hello It's Me', 'I Saw The Light', 'Can We Still be Friends', and 'Bang The Drum.'
Be sure to catch Todd's tour when it stops in the following cities (more to be announced soon):
10/1 The Triple Door Seattle, WA
10/4 BR Cohn Winery Amphitheatre Glen Ellen CA
10/6 Park West Chicago, IL
10/7 Barrymore Theater Madison. WI
10/9 Mayo Center Morristown, NJ
10/10 Rex Theater Pittsburgh, PA
10/11 Tarrytown Music Hall Tarrytown, NY
10/13 Bijou Theater Knoxville, TN
10/15 The Orange Peel Asheville, NC
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