Outstanding show! I was very impressed with 77 year old Denny Laine. He played a raucous Band on the Run and held his own with lead vocals on several Beatles tunes. Todd and the rest of the headliners/band were solid, though you could tell this was an early in the tour show with some hiccups. Joey Molland seems to be a rather humorous chap. Worth checking out if they take this to your neck of the woods.
Outstanding show! I was very impressed with 77 year old Denny Laine. He played a raucous Band on the Run and held his own with lead vocals on several Beatles tunes. Todd and the rest of the headliners/band were solid, though you could tell this was an early in the tour show with some hiccups. Joey Molland seems to be a rather humorous chap.
Worth checking out if they take this to your neck of the woods.
I'm looking forward to Todd's Beatles tribute show to Revolver and Rubber Soul. He did a great job with the 50 year anniversary of The White Album and returns with pretty much the same lineup, save for a swap of Denny Laine from Mickey Dolenz.
And I'm still holding out hope for a Something/Anything 50 year anniversary tour.
I'm looking forward to Todd's Beatles tribute show to Revolver and Rubber Soul. He did a great job with the 50 year anniversary of The White Album and returns with pretty much the same lineup, save for a swap of Denny Laine from Mickey Dolenz.
And I'm still holding out hope for a Something/Anything 50 year anniversary tour.
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Posted:
May 12, 2021 - 3:04pm
ColdMiser wrote:
While I know he personally could give a crap, it was nice to see Todd Rundgren selected to the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. As a long time fan it is a reward for years of dedication to an artist who always evolves and challenges himself and his audience. Kudos Todd!
While I know he personally could give a crap, it was nice to see Todd Rundgren selected to the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. As a long time fan it is a reward for years of dedication to an artist who always evolves and challenges himself and his audience. Kudos Todd!
While I know he personally could give a crap, it was nice to see Todd Rundgren selected to the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. As a long time fan it is a reward for years of dedication to an artist who always evolves and challenges himself and his audience. Kudos Todd!
