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Photo credit: Hiroki Nishioka *** “I wanted to open things up and expand on the nature of the collaborations,” Todd Rundgren says of his latest studio
Rundgren did not attend, and Smith delivered a pre-recorded video message about her history with the musician and producer
Unpredictable and brilliant, Todd Rundgren wrote the playbook for how not to get into the Hall of Fame. Dan DeLuca, The Philadelphia Inquirer Back in 2014, when Hall & Oates was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, I asked Daryl Hall who first came to mind when he thought of other deserving Philly acts whose achievements had long been ignored. Hall mentioned Chubby Checker and Teddy Pendergrass, the transcendent front man for Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes, before another obvious answer dawned on him. “Todd!” he exclaimed. “Todd Rundgren should be in the Rock & ...
St. Vincent released the new single “Pay Your Way in Pain” on Thursday. Reminiscent of Young Americans-era David Bowie, the song mixes funk rock and soul with St. Vincent’s signature surreal songwriting style. The new video also brings to mind Bowie’s performance of “Fame” on The Cher Show in 1975 with its low-budget cinematography and visuals. This is the first single from St. Vincent’s upcoming album Daddy’s Home, out May 14. One day, singer-songwriter Jonathan Hodges, who records and performs as Bomethius, saw a terrible wreck on U.S. Highway 75 that left at least on...
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Todd Rundgren’s virtual ‘tour’ is what we’d expect from him, and it’s coming to Dallas The singer, producer and tech pioneer tailors his shows to specific cities. Dallas is up soon. Todd Rundgren's current virtual tour is no surprise, given his inventive track-record.(Lynn Goldsmith) “I Saw the Light” isn’t just the title of one of Todd Rundgren’s biggest hits. It’s the perfect catchphrase for a 50-year career built on bold ideas, the latest being an all-virtual “tour” that includes a Dallas show on March 7. On Feb. 14 the 72-year-old singer, producer and tech pioneer...