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In this week’s print edition, Saby Reyes-Kulkarni takes a look at tonight’s Todd Rundgren show at Trees. Writes Reyes-Kulkarni:
With his soaring voice and arena-rock fluency, Todd Rundgren seemed destined for hit-after-hit superstardom when he
released his third album, the entirely self-recorded
Something/Anything, in 1972.Looking back, though, it was clear that Rundgren had too many
experimental itches to scratch–and the progression of his career has
arguably been more satisfying as a result. Sure, he routinely takes
erratic turns, and his ventures into electronic music and prog haven’t
necessarily aged well, but you can’t deny that Rundgren has stuck to his
guns. Continue reading…
Then there’s the whole Neon Indian thing, too. So, yes, it’s safe to say that there’s more going on here than just another legend rolling through town.
Many thanks, then, to Frank Campagna of Kettle Art, who booked tonight’s show, for passing along a pair of tickets so one lucky DC9 reader can get into this show for free. Want the pair? Sure: Be the first to email me with the words “Izzat Love?” in the subject line, and you’re on. Good luck!
Update: Contest is over. Congrats to our winner!
