Rundgren in a sentence

After a long absence from touring, Rundgren hit the road with Nearly Human—2nd Wind band, which included brass and a trio of slinky backup singers (one of whom, Michele Gray, Rundgren married).

But Buell initially named the daughter Liv Rundgren and claimed that Todd Rundgren was the biological father to protect the child from Tyler's drug addiction.

Furthermore, only Rundgren is pictured on the covers of both albums, and both albums have been subsequently reissued with the same titles and cover art, but bearing the artist credit "Todd Rundgren".

Material was drawn from the 1972–1975 catalogs of Rundgren and Todd Rundgren's Utopia.

Rundgren and Buell ended their romantic relationship shortly after Liv's birth, but Rundgren put his heart and soul into the "white lie".

The music itself was quite a departure from Rundgren's previous work, with a dance techno feel and much rapping by Rundgren.

Hall has been on the road with opening act Todd Rundgren joining him toward the end of each night for some duets.

Influential songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Todd Rundgren has announced an Australian tour in 2024.

Still, Rundgren had somewhat done all this at the expense of sustaining the momentum of his solo recording career.

XTC’s producer Todd Rundgren had a Chamberlin in his Woodstock, New York, studio that was every bit as neglected as the instrument was in the recording world more generally.

Premium ticketholders will be visible to Rundgren and, at times, the streaming audience via video monitors.

The Clearly Human Tour will consist of 25 “dates” running from February 14-March 22, with each show performed by Rundgren and his band live from a Chicago venue.

Fleet-fingered keyboardist Gil Assayas got perhaps his biggest stamp of approval when he was tapped to fill in for Ralph Schuckett on the 2018 reunion tour of Todd Rundgren’s rock group Utopia.

Citi is the official presale credit card of the Todd Rundgren – The Individualist Tour.

The concert set list will mirror that time period, consisting of song selections from the inception of his musical career through 1996, with intros & stories behind the songs and Rundgren’s impressive career.

While he was at the house of his girlfriend (who would later become his wife), Sulton called Rundgren and told him he was quitting the band but that he’d finish out a few more shows of the Utopia tour at the time.

According to Rundgren's account, the men appeared to believe that he possessed a large quantity of cocaine (which he never used); although the family was unharmed, the men stole some valuable items including a custom-made Alembic bass guitar.

Additionally, Rundgren's insistence on personally overseeing the acoustic set-up of the system left him exhausted and unable to continue, and he pulled the plug on the experiment.

After signing with Bearsville, Rundgren worked almost constantly on production projects through the early 1970s and he rapidly became one of the most sought-after and acclaimed producer-engineers of the period.

Although the pairing of XTC and Rundgren was highly anticipated by fans, the sessions were less than enjoyable for the band.