TODD RUNDGREN TOUR DATES & GIGOGRAPHY / UTOPIA / NAZZ

TODD RUNDGREN Touring History

This listing is an attempt to collect all known concert performances by Todd Rundgren. The data is derived from several different sources. Please keep in mind that when researching this data, I have in many places come across conflicting data, especially when looking for performances from the 1970s. Not all dates may be correct. Advance tour itineraries in publications such as Circular, Circus and Rolling Stone have often been found to be incorrect. But when no other concrete information is available, I have included the information from these publications.

Although my own research has turned up large amounts of information, this site would not have nearly as much information as it does without the contributions of many wonderful Rundgren fans. Very special thanks go to Karl Speck, Frank Bubnick, Beth Barber and Jeffrey Martin all of whom have made very sizeable contributions to this site. Also to Roger Linder's Todd Rundgren Connection web site which has provided a wealth of information. And of course to Billy James for his wonderful book A Dream Goes on Forever: The Continuing Story of Todd Rundgren. This book is a must read for all Todd fans. You can order a copy directly from the publisher.

This site was last updated on July 26, 2011. Special thanks to Karl Speck, Beth Barber, Al Cannon, Terry Gallagher, Mike Pentz, John McGarry, Bob Garbarini, John Johnson, Michael Tuczynski, and Dee for this latest batch of information.

Were you at a Todd concert that you don't see listed here? E-mail me at badge16ctATyahooDOTcom and I'll add it to the list.

Created and maintained by Rob Farrish. Copyright 2000-2011.

1966: Woody's Truckstop

Date	Venue	City	Support	Attendance	Sources
May 7	Town Hall	Philadelphia, PA
	(Todd's final performance with Woody's Truckstop)

1967: Nazz

Todd Rundgren, Stewky, Thom Mooney, Carson Van Osten

Date	Venue	City	Support	Attendance	Sources
July	Town Hall	Philadelphia, PA
	(Opening for The Doors)
August	Philadelphia Folk Festival	Philadelphia, PA
November 17	Cheetah Club	Los Angeles, CA			1
November 18	Cheetah Club	Los Angeles, CA			1
November 19	Cheetah Club	Los Angeles, CA			1
	(Opening for Clear Light at the above three concerts.)

Sources:

1. Newspaper/magazine advertisement.

1968: Nazz

Todd Rundgren, Stewky, Thom Mooney, Carson Van Osten

Date	Venue	City	Support	Attendance	Sources
January	The Boston Tea Party	Boston, MA
September 10	Cafe Au Go Go	New York, NY	The Wind in the Willows		1
September 11	Cafe Au Go Go	New York, NY	The Wind in the Willows		1
September 12	Cafe Au Go Go	New York, NY	The Wind in the Willows		1
September 13	Cafe Au Go Go	New York, NY	The Wind in the Willows		1
September 14	Cafe Au Go Go	New York, NY	The Wind in the Willows		1
September 15	Cafe Au Go Go	New York, NY	The Wind in the Willows		1
September 20	The Electirc Factory	Philadelphia, PA	The Velvet Underground		1
September 21	The Electirc Factory	Philadelphia, PA	The Velvet Underground		1
October 19	Nazz enters the Billboard charts.
December 7	The Second of Autumn	Philadelphia, PA
December 8	The Second of Autumn	Philadelphia, PA
December 9	The Second of Autumn	Philadelphia, PA
December 10	The Second of Autumn	Philadelphia, PA

Sources:

1. Newspaper/magazine advertisement.

1969: Nazz

Todd Rundgren, Stewky, Thom Mooney, Carson Van Osten

Date	Venue	City	Support	Attendance	Sources
March	Stoughton Armory	Stoughton, MA
April 5	State Fair Music Hall	Dallas, TX
	(Opening for Spirit)
May 10	Nazz Nazz enters the Billboard charts.
June 7	Tea Party	Boston, MA
June 22	The Electric Factory	Philadelphia, PA

1971: Todd Rundgren

Date	Venue	City	Support	Attendance	Sources
January 9	Runt enters the Billboard charts.
July 1	Sigma Sound Studios / WMMR broadcast	Philadelphia, PA
July 10	Runt: The Ballad of Todd Rundgren enters the Billboard charts.

1972: Todd Rundgren & The Hello People

Date	Venue	City	Support	Attendance	Sources
March 25	Something/Anything? enters the Billboard charts.
April 18	The Troubadour	Los Angeles, CA			3
April 19	The Troubadour	Los Angeles, CA			3
April 20	The Troubadour	Los Angeles, CA			3
April 21	The Troubadour	Los Angeles, CA			3
April 22	The Troubadour	Los Angeles, CA			3
April 23	The Troubadour	Los Angeles, CA			3
April 28	The Brown Shoe	Chicago, IL
	(two shows)
April 29	The Brown Shoe	Chicago, IL
	(two shows)
May 2	Ultrasonic Studios	Hempstead, NY
May 8	Radio City Music Hall	New York, NY
May 9	My Father's Place	Roslyn, NY
May 10	My Father's Place	Roslyn, NY
May 12	Civic Coliseum	Knoxville, TN			3, 4
	(Opening for Alice Cooper)
May 13	Coliseum	Greensboro, NC	Free		3
	(Opening for Alice Cooper)
May 14	Greenville Memorial Auditorium	Greenville, SC	Free		3
	(Opening for Alice Cooper)
May	Spectrum	Philadelphia, PA
	(Opening for Jeff Beck)
May 17	Palace Theatre	Waterbury, CT			1
	(Opening for Jeff Beck)
May 18	Orpheum Theatre	Boston, MA
	(Opening for Jeff Beck. Setlist: Broke Down and Busted, Piss Aaron, It Wouldn't Have Made Any Difference, I Saw the Light, Hello It's Me, The Place (Instrumental), Lady on the Terrace (Tom Cosgrove vocal), Georgia Swing, Slut.)
May 24	Coliseum	Jacksonville, FL
	(Opening for Alice Cooper)
May 25		Pensacola, FL
	(Opening for Alice Cooper)
May 26	Curtis Hixon Hall	Tampa, FL
	(Opening for Alice Cooper)
May 27	Pirate's World	Dania, FL
	(Opening for Alice Cooper)
May 28	Orlando Sports Arena	Orlando, FL
	(Opening for Alice Cooper)
	Troubador	Los Angeles, CA	Ry Cooder		5
June 4	Guthrie Theatre	Minneapolis, MN
June 8	Carnegie Hall	New York, NY			2
	(Live version of "Broke Down & Busted" from this concert appears on the Somewhere/Anywhere? CD)
~~June 11~~	~~Saratoga Performing Arts Center~~	~~Saratoga Springs, NY~~			1
	(Todd was scheduled to open this show for Dave Mason but was forced to canccel when his equipment truck got in an accident.)
July 8	Paradiso	Amsterdam, Netherlands
July 10	Skansen	Stockholm, Sweden
August 8	Valley Forge Music Fair	Devon, PA			1
December 7	Music Hall	Kansas City, MO

Sources:

1. First hand fan report.
2. Somewhere/Anywhere CD.
3. Research done by Karl Speck.
4. Newspaper advertisement and review.
5. Concert review from Billboard magazine, June 10, 1972, p. 14.

1973: Todd Rundgren & The Hello People

Date	Venue	City	Support	Attendance	Sources
January 25		Austin, TX			1
January 27		Pensacola, FL			1
February 16	Paramount Theatre	Portland, OR			1
February 17	Paramount Theatre	Seattle, WA			1
February 18	Gardens	Vancouver, BC			1

Sources:

1. Circus magazine.

1973: Todd Rundgren's Utopia

Todd Rundgren, Hunt Sales, Tony Sales, Dave Mason, Jean Yves Labat

Date	Venue	City	Support	Attendance	Sources
March 31	A Wizard/A True Star enters the Billboard charts.
April 14		Detroit, MI			1
April 19	Music Hall	Cleveland, OH	Barnstorm		2
April 20		Portland, OR			1
April 21		Seattle, WA			1
April 21	Packard Music Hall	Warren, OH			5
April 22		Vancouver, BC			1
April 27	Irvine Auditorium/University of Pennsylvania	Philadelphia, PA	King Crimson		2
May		Detroit, MI
May 3	CW Post College	Brookville, NY
	(Setlist: Dive Bombin', Utopia Theme, Black Maria, International Feel, Never Never Land, Tic Tic It Wears Off, Couldn't I Just Tell You, When the Shit Hits the Fan/Sunset Blvd., Le Feel Internacionale, Instrumental, We Are Crazy (M. Frog tune from his solo album), Is It My Name?, Medley of Greatest Hits, Devil's Bite/Heavy Metal Kids/Devil's Bite, Utopia Theme Reprise, Broke Down and Busted)
May 4		Providence, RI
	(One fan reports that he remembers that this show was cancelled. Some of the other May/June 1973 shows may have been cancelled as well.)
May 6	Worcester Polytechnic Institute	Worcester, MA
May 7	(Possibly a venue called East Wind)	Baltimore, MD
May ?	Agora	Cleveland, OH			2
May 12	War Memorial	Fort Lauderdale, FL			3
May 13		Akron, OH
May 22		Columbus, OH
May 24?		Pittsburgh, PA
May 24?	Kinetic Playground	Chicago, IL	Foghat & Focus
	(Possibly took place on May 28.)
May 27		Dayton, OH
May 28		Chicago, IL
	Troubador	Los Angeles, CA	Ry Cooder		4
June 1		Memphis, TN
June 2		Atlanta, GA
June 7		Tampa, FL
June 22		Portland, OR			1
June 23		Seattle, WA			1
June 24		Vancouver, BC			1

Sources:

1. Circus magazine.
2. First hand fan report.
3. Pre-publicicty in April 7, 1973 edition of Billboard magazine (p. 18).
4. Concert review in Billboard magazine.
5. Concert advertisement found in the archives of DGMLive.com.

1973: Todd Rundgren's Utopia

Date	Venue	City	Support	Attendance	Sources
August 25	Central Park's Wollman Rink	New York, NY
	(Recording for "Sons of 1984.")
November 4	Memorial Coliseum / University of Alabama	Tuscaloosa, AL			1
November 8	Fox Theatre	Atlanta, GA
November 9	Lazarus Slagle Auditorium/University of South Dakota	Vermillion, SD			6
November 11	Counterpart Studios	Cincinnati, OH
November 12	The Agora	Columbus, OH
November 13	Ford Theater	Detroit, MI			5
November 14	Massey Hall	Toronto, ON			4, 5
November 15	Massey Hall	Toronto, ON
November 15		Columbus, OH			5
November 16	Schmidt Fieldhoue/Xavier University	Cincinnati, OH			2, 5
November 17	Arie Crown Theater	Chicago, IL			5
November 18	Kiel Opera House	St. Louis, MO			5
November 19	Carnegie Hall	New York, NY
November 20	Civic Center	Philadelphia, PA
November 21	Constitution Hall / Georgetown University	Washington, DC			1, 5
November 23	Eastwind Ballroom	Baltimore, MD			5
November 24	Valley Forge Music Fair	Devon, PA			2, 5
November 25*	Boston University	Boston, MA			5
November 26*	University of Pittsburgh	Pittsburgh, PA			5
November 28	University of Arkansas	Little Rock, AR			5
November 29	Memphis State University	Memphis, TN			5
November 30	University of Georgia	Athens, GA			5
December 1		New Orleans, LA
December 3	Memorial Hall	Kansas City, KS
December 3	Music Hall	Kansas City, MO
~~December 4~~	~~Fort Hays State University~~	~~Hays, KS~~
December 4	Cowbarn / Mississippi State University	Starkeville, MS			1, 3
December 7	Uptown Theater	Kansas City, MO

Sources:

1. Research done by Karl Speck.
2. First hand fan report.
3. Newspaper advertisement and review.
4. Billboard magazine, November 17, 1973, p. 51.
5. Tour itinerary found in Billboard magazine, November 17, 1973, p. 22.
6. Ticket stub.

*Unable to find any local information to confirm that these concerts happened.

1974: Todd Rundgren's Utopia

Date	Venue	City	Support	Attendance	Sources
March 1	Miami Beach Auditorium	Miami Beach, FL
March 2	Curtis Hixon Hall	Tampa, FL			1
March 4	University of Florida	Gainesville, FL
March 8	Dorton Arena	Raleigh, NC			5
March 10	Mosque	Richmond, VA
March 13		Union, NJ
March 14	Muskingum College	New Concord, OH
March 15	Syria Mosque	Pittsburgh, PA
March 16	Gannon College	Erie, PA
March 16	Todd enters the Billboard charts.
March 17	Long John Center	Scranton, PA
March 19	Grand Valley Dome	Grand Rapids, MI
March 20	Palace Theatre	Dayton, OH
March 21	Ohio Theatre	Columbus, OH
March 23	Akron Civic Theatre	Akron, OH
March 24	Masonic Auditorium	Detroit, MI			1, 2
March 27	University of Wisconsin	Oshkosh, WI
March 28	Auditorium Theatre	Chicago, IL
March 29	IU Auditorium	Bloomington, IN			1
March 30	Shrine Mosque	Springfield, MO
April 1	Pershing Auditorium/University of Nebraska	Lincoln, NE
April 2	Memorial Auditorium	Kansas City, KS
April 3	Ambassador Theatre	St Louis, MO
April 5	St Paul Civic Center Theatre	St Paul, MN			2
April 6	University of Wisconsin	Kenosha, WI
April 16	Columbia Music Hall	West Hartford, CT			3
April 17	Orpheum Theatre	Boston, MA			2
April 19	Carnegie Hall	New York, NY			1
April 20		Passaic, NJ
April 21		Newark, NJ
April 22	Kennedy Center	Washington, DC
April 25	Fox Theatre	Atlanta, GA
April 26	Municipal Auditorium Expo Hall	Mobile, AL			4
April 27*		Florence, AL
April 28	Ellis Auditorium	Memphis, TN
May 2	Civic Theater	San Diego, CA
May 3	Santa Monica Civic Auditorium	Santa Monica, CA			2
May 4		Fresno, CA
May 7	Seattle Arena	Seattle, WA
May 8	Paramount	Seattle, WA
May 10	Winterland	San Francisco, CA
May 11	Winterland	San Francisco, CA
May 12	Civic Plaza Assembly Hall	Phoenix, AZ
May 15	Carnegie Hall	New York, NY
May 17	Music Hall	Houston, TX
May 18	McFarlin Auditorium	Dallas, TX
June 22	Central Park's Wollman Rink	New York, NY
July 5	Syria Mosque	Pittsburgh, PA
	(A tape with this date and venue circulates among collectors, but the date is most likely incorrect as the show below is confirmed.)
	Chestnut Ridge Park	Hamburg, NY	Black Sheep		2
July 5	Three Rivers Stadium	Pittsburgh, PA
	(With Eric Clapton.)
July 13	Madison Square Garden	New York, NY
	(Todd guests on the encore of an Eric Clapton concert.)
?	Dorton Arena/North Carolina Fairgrounds	?, NC			5
August 9	Olympic Island Festival	Toronto, ON	Status Quo, Dr. Hook, Rory Gallagher		5
August 20	Temple Music Festival	Ambler, PA
	(Unlikely, as the date below is confirmed.)
August 20	Valley Forge Music Fair	Devon, PA			5
August 24	Pine Knob Pavillion	Pine Knob, MI			2
August 31	Convention Hall	Asbury Park, NJ
September 1		Asbury Park, NJ
September ?	Keil Opera House	St. Louis, MO			5
September 24	Memorial Auditorium	Kansas City, MO
October ?		Vermillion, SD
October 11	Worcester Polytechnic Institute	Worcester, MA
October 12	St. Bonaventure University	Olean, NY			5
October 14	Georgetown University	Washington, DC
October 16	Music Hall	Cleveland, OH			1
	(Setlist: Utopia Theme, Don't You Ever Learn, Another Life, A Dream Goes On Forever, Real Man, Freedom Fighters, The Wheel, Good Times Were Better, Sunset Blvd., Last Ride, Bass Ball, #1 LCD, Night in New Orleans, Do Ya, Freak Parade, Born to Synthesize / Spark of Life, Slut, Couldn't I Just Tell You.)
October 17	Bucknell University	Lewisburg, PA
October 18	Tower Theatre	Philadelphia, PA			8
October 20	Radio City Music Hall	New York, NY			3
	(Setlist: Treatise on Cosmic Fire (taped excerpt), Utopia Theme, Don't You Ever Learn?, Seven Rays, A Dream Goes On Forever, Real Man, Freedom Fighters, Synth Solo, The Wheel, Good Times Were Better, When The Shit Hits the Fan / Sunset Blvd., Le Feel Internacionale, The Last Ride, Bassball, #1 LCD, Night In New Orleans, Do Ya, Freak Parade, Born To Synthesize, Spark of Life, Drum Instrumental, Treatise on Cosmic Fire (excerpt), Ikon, Sons of 1984, Slut, Heavy Metal Kids, Just One Victory.)
October 22	Bushnell Auditorium	Hartford, CT			2
October 23	Clarkson College	Potsdam, NY
October 25	Toledo Sports Arena	Toledo, OH			2
October 26	Veteran's Memorial Auditorium	Columbus, OH
October 27	Evansville Coliseum	Evansville, IN
October 29	Hill Auditorium	Ann Arbor, MI			2
October 30	IMA Auditorium	Flint, MI			1
October 31	Auditorium Theatre	Chicago, IL
November 1	The Emery	Cincinnati, OH
November 2	RKO Orpheum Theatre	Davenport, IA
November 3	Minneapolis Auditorium	Minneapolis, MN			2
November 4	Concordia College	Moorehead, MN
November 7	Midland Theatre	Kansas City, MO
November 9	Todd Rundgren's Utopia enters the Billboard charts.
November 9	Ambassador Theatre	St. Louis, MO			6, 7
	(Live versions of "A Dream Goes on Forever" and "Do Ya" from this concert appear on the Somewhere/Anywhere CD.)
November 10	Memorial Gym/Vanderbilt University	Nashville, TN
November 12	Barton Coliseum	Little Rock, AR
November 13	Ellis Auditorium/North Hall	Memphis, TN			1
November 14	Civic Center Music Hall	Oklahoma City, OK			5
November 15	University of Texas	Austin, TX
November 17	Independance Hall	Baton Rouge, LA
November 19	Northeast Louisiana University	Monroe, LA
November 20	Municipal Auditorium	Birmingham, AL
November 21	Fox Theatre	Atlanta, GA			1, 2
November 23?	Orlando Sports Arena	Orlando, FL
November 23?	Emery Auditorium	Cincinnati, OH			2
November 24	Emery Auditorium	Cincinnati, OH			2
November 27	Municipal Auditorium	Chattanooga, TN
November 29	Convention Center	Louisville, KY
November 30		Grand Rapids, MI
December 3	Syria Mosque	Pittsburgh, PA			2
December 6	Morris County College	Randolph, NJ			1, 5
	(Fan who attended the show reports that the show started three hours late because the basketball coach wouldn't cancel practice.)
December 8	Erie Community College	Buffalo, NY			4
December 10	DAR Constitution Hall	Washington, DC			2
~~December 31~~	~~Winterland~~	~~San Francisco, CA~~
	(Cancelled.)

Sources:

1. Ticket stub.
2. Newspaper/magazine advertisement.
3. Newspaper/magazine review of concert.
4. Research done by Karl Speck.
5. First hand fan report.
6. Somewhere/Anywhere CD.
7. Portions of this concert released digitally via iTunes.
8. Billboard magazine, October 5, 1974 p. 69.

*Unable to find any local information to confirm that these concerts happened.

1975: Todd Rundgren's Utopia

Date	Venue	City	Support	Attendance	Sources
June 14	Initiation enters the Billboard charts.
July 4	Nelson Ledges Road Course	Warren, OH	Pure Prairie League, Hello People, Buzzy Linhart
	(Willie Wilcox replaces Kevin Ellman.)
July	Cobo Hall	Detroit, MI
July 14	Michigan State University	East Lansing, MI
July 15	McMorran Auditorium	Port Huron, MI
July 18	Century II Convention Center	Wichita, KS
July 19	Arrowhead Stadium	Kansas City, MO
July 20	Ambassador Theatre	St Louis, MO
July 23	Civic Center	Amarillo, TX
July 24	Will Rogers Auditorium	Fort Worth, TX
July 25	Municipal Auditorium	Shreveport, LA
July 26	Municipal Coliseum	Jackson, MS
July 29	Civic Auditorium	West Palm Beach, FL
July 30	Curtis Hixon Hall	Tampa, FL			1
July 31		Jacksonville, FL			2
August 6	Place De Nations	Montreal, PQ
August 9	Center Bowl/Maple Leaf Gardens	Toronto, ON			3
August 10	National Art Center	Ottawa, ON
August 12	Pine Knob Theatre	Detroit, MI			4
August 13	Spartin Stadium	Portsmouth, OH			4
	(Setlist: Star Spangled Banner, Utopia Theme, Sunset Blvd., Le Feel Internacionale, Freedom Fighters, Don't You Ever Learn, Real Man, Eastern Intrigue, Initiation, Fair Warning, The Wheel, Vegas Medely: Sometimes I Don't Know/A Dream Goes On Forever/Hello It's Me/I Saw the Light, Thechnological Blues, Mr. Triscuits, Something's Coming, Heavy Metal Kids, Open My Eyes, Sons of 1984, Do Ya, Couldn't I Just Tell You.)
August 15	Stamford Catholic High School	Stamford, CT
August 16	Convention Center	Asbury Park, NJ
August 17	Temple Music Festival / Temple University	Ambler, PA			3
August 20	Calderone Theatre	Hempstead, NY
August 22	Palace Theatre	Waterbury, CT
August 23	Cape Cod Coliseum	Yarmouth, MA	Orchestra Luna		4,5
	(Live version of "Open My Eyes" from this concert appears on the Somewhere/Anywhere CD.)
	(Setlist: Utopia Theme, Sunset Blvd, Le Feel Internacionale, The Wheel, Death of Rock and Roll, Eastern Intrigue, Initiation, Sometimes I Don't Know What to Feel, A Dream Goes On Forever, Hello It's Me, I Saw The Light, Last Ride, Technological Blues, Mr. Triscuits, Something's Coming, Heavy Metal Kids, Open My Eyes, Sons of 1984, Do Ya, Couldn't I Just Tell You, Just One Victory.)
August 25	Central Park's Wollman Rink	New York, NY
	(Another Live album recorded here.)
August 26	Central Park's Wollman Rink	New York, NY
August 27	Calderone Theatre	Hempstead, NY
October 2	Birmingham Odeon	Birmingham, UK			3
October 3	Colston Hall	Bristol, UK
October 5	The Apolo	Glasgow, UK
October 7	The Empire	Liverpool, UK
October 9	Hammersmith Odeon	London, UK
	(Setlist: Utopia Theme, Sunset Blvd./Le Feel Internacionale, Last Ride, Seven Rays, The Wheel, Real Man, Born To Synthesize, Death of Rock and Roll, Eastern Intrigue, Initiation, Fair Warning, A Dream Goes On Forever, Hello It's Me, I Saw the Light, Freedom Fighters, Mr. Triscuits, Something's Coming, Heavy Metal Kids, Open My Eyes, Sons of 1984, Do Ya, Couldn't I Just Tell You, Just One Victory.)
October 10	The Empire	London, UK
October 11		Brussels, BE
October 12	World Forum Center	The Hague, NL			3
	(Setlist: Utopia Theme, Sunset Blvd./Le Feel Internacionale, Last Ride, Seven Rays, The Wheel, Real Man, Born To Synthesize, Death of Rock and Roll, Eastern Intrigue, Initiation, Fair Warning, A Dream Goes On Forever, Hello It's Me, I Saw the Light, Freedom Fighters, Bassball, Something's Coming, Heavy Metal Kids, Open My Eyes, Sons of 1984, Do Ya, Couldn't I Just Tell You, Just One Victory.)
October 14	La Salle De La Mutanse	Paris, FR
October 16	Stadthalle	Offenbach, DE			3
October 19	Salle Mutulite	Paris, FR
October 21	The Empire	Liverpool, UK
October 31	Veterans Memeorial Coliseum	Columbus, OH			6
November 1	Music Hall	Cleveland, OH			1, 6
November 2	Music Hall	Cleveland, OH			6
November 4	IU Auditorium	Bloomington, IN			6
November 5		Peoria, IL
November 6	Riverside Theater	Milwaukee, WI
November 8	Old Field House / North Dakota State University	Fargo, ND			6
November 9	Northrup Auditorium	Minneapolis, MN			4, 6
November 11	Auditorium Theatre	Chicago, IL			1, 6
~~November 13~~	~~Pershing Auditorium~~	~~Lincoln, NE~~			2
November 13	Barnhill Fieldhouse / University of Arkansas	Fayetteville, AR			7
November 14	Hoch Auditorium / University of Kansas	Lawrence, KS			1, 6
	(Another report states the Lawrence venue was the Free State Opera House.)
November 15	Another Live enters the Billboard charts.
November 15	Assembly Center	Tulsa, OK			6
November 16	Music Hall	Oklahoma City, OK			6
~~November 18~~	~~Municipal Auditorium~~	~~San Antonio, TX~~			6
November 18	Laurie Auditorium/Trinity University	San Antonio, TX			1
November 19	Houston Music Hall	Houston, TX			6
November 21	Ector City Coliseum	Odessa, TX			6
November 21	Armadillo World Headquarters	Austin, TX			7
	(Austin is most likely the correct info for November 21.)
November 22	El Paso Civic Center	El Paso, TX			6
November 22	Texas Hall / University of Texas	Arlington, TX			7
	(Arlington is most likely the correct info for November 22.)
November 26	Fox Theatre	Atlanta, GA			4
November 29	Auditorium North Hall (Ellis Auditorium)	Memphis, TN			6, 7
November 30	University of Kentucky	Murray, KY			6
December 1	University of Tennessee	Knoxville, TN			6
December 7	State University of New York	Plattsburgh, NY			6
December 9	Lowe's State Theatre	Syracuse, NY			6
December 10	Westchester Premier Theatre	Tarrytown, NY			6
~~December 12~~	~~Beacon Theatre~~	~~New York, NY~~
	(Found an ad in the Boston Phoenix indicating that Todd was in Boston on this night, so a show at the Beacon would not have been possible. Also, on the bootleg recording of the Boston show, Todd states that Utopia will play NYC on the following evening.)
December 12	Orpheum Theatre	Boston, MA			4, 6
December 13	Beacon Theatre	New York, NY			6
December 14	Beacon Theatre	New York, NY			6
December 14*	~~Music Hall~~	~~Boston, MA~~
December 28	Berkeley Community Theatre	Berkeley, CA
December 30		Sacramento, CA
~~December 31~~	~~Forum~~	~~Los Angeles, CA~~			2, 4, 6
	(Utopia was scheduled to play this New Year's Eve show with Frank Zappa but cancelled and was replaced by Dr. John.)

Sources:

1. Ticket stub.
2. Tour itinerary found in Rolling Stone magazine.
3. First hand fan report.
4. Newspaper/magazine advertisement.
5. Somewhere/Anywhere CD.
6. Tour itinerary found in Circular magazine.
7. Research done by Karl Speck.

1976: Todd Rundgren's Utopia

Date	Venue	City	Support	Attendance	Sources
January 2	Celebrity Theatre	Phoenix, AZ			1
January 3	Celebrity Theatre	Phoenix, AZ			1
February 8		?, MI
April 4	Central Park's Wollman Rink	New York, NY
May 15	Faithful enters the Billboard charts.
May 26		Detroit, MI
	(John Siegler's final performance with Utopia.)

Sources:

1. Tour itinerary found in Circular magazine.

1976: Utopia

Todd Rundgren, Roger Powell, Kasim Sulton & Willie Wilcox

Date	Venue	City	Support	Attendance	Sources
June 18	Memorial Auditorium	Utica, NY
June 19	Calderone Hall	Hempstead, NY
June 20	Calderone Hall	Hempstead, NY			2
June 22	Civic Center	Springfield, MA			1
June 23	Temple Civic Center	Rochester, NY
June 25	Massey Hall	Toronto, ON
June 26	Pontiac Stadium	Pontiac, MI
June 27	Laurel Raceway	Baltimore, MD
July 1	Broome County Arena	Binghamton, NY
July 2	Palace Theater	Albany, NY
July 3	Wollman Skating Rink Theatre / Central Park	New York, NY			1
	(Also found one mention of a Central Park show on July 6. Newspaper ad lists July 6 as the rain date for this show so perhaps the July 3 date was rained out.)
July 4	Convention Center	Asbury Park, NJ
July 8	Grand Valley Dome	Grand Rapids, MI
	(Setlist: Communion With The Sun, Sunset Blvd., Le Feel Internacionale, Love of the Common Man, Seven Rays, The Verb “To Love”, Emergency Splashdown, Black and White, The Wheel, Initiation, Real Man, Landmark, Mr. Triscuits, Something's Coming, Heavy Metal Kids, Jealousy, Hiroshima, Singring and the Glass Guitar, Freedom Fighters, Do Ya, Just One Victory.)
July 9	Hara Arena	Dayton, OH			2
July 10	Rich Stadium	Buffalo, NY
July 11	~~Cleveland Stadium~~	~~Cleveland, OH~~
	(Festival billed as The World Series of Rock featuring Aerosmith, Utopia, Jeff Beck and Derringer. Show was postponed until July 28 and moved to another venue. Rescheduled date did not feature Utopia or Beck.)
July 13	Southern Illinois University (Mississippi River Festival)	Edwardsville, IL
July 14	RKO Orpheum Theatre	Davenport, IA
July 15	Music Hall	Omaha, NE
July 17	Music Hall	Oklahoma City, OK
July 18	Civic Center	Amarillo, TX
July 19	Armadillo World Headquaters	Austin, TX
July 22	Civic Center	San Diego, CA
July 24	Burbank Starlight Bowl Amphitheater	Burbank, CA	Journey		2
July 25	County Bowl	Santa Barbara, CA
July 27	Celebrity Theatre	Phoenix, AZ
July 28	Celebrity Theatre	Phoenix, AZ
July 30		Fresno, CA
July 31	Community Theatre	Berkeley, CA			3
August 1	Center For the Performing Arts	San Jose, CA
August 7	Civic Center Center Music Hall	Oklahoma City, OK			2
August 21	Knebworth Festival	Hertfordshire, UK
October 23	Texas Hall	Arlington, TX			1
October 31	Radio City Music Hall	New York, NY
December 4		Tokyo, JP
December 5	Kosheinenkin Hall	Osaka, JP
December 12	Nakano Sun Plaza	Tokyo, JP
	(Setlist: Communion With The Sun, Sunset Blvd., Le Feel Internacionale, Love of the Common Man, Seven Rays, Windows, Emergency Splashdown, Freedom Fighters, The Verb "To Love", Initiation, The Wheel, Landmark, Mr. Triscuits, Something's Coming, Jealousy, Heavy Metal Kids, Hiroshima, Singring and the Glass Guitar, Utopia Theme, Do Ya, Just One Victory.)

Sources:

1. Newspaper/magazine advertisement.
2. Ticket stub.
3. Newspaper/magazine advertisement.

1977: Utopia - Ra

Todd Rundgren, Roger Powell, Kasim Sulton & Willie Wilcox

Date	Venue	City	Support	Attendance	Sources
January 8	WDR Studio L / Rockpalast	Koln, DE
January 12	Oddfellow Theatre	Copenhagen, DK
January 14	Musikhalle	Hamburg, DE			2, 4
January 18	Pavillion De Paris	Paris, FR
January 19	De Jaap Edenhal	Amsterdam, NL			2
January 25	Oxford Polytechnic	Oxford, UK
January ?	Colston Hall	Bristol, UK			2
January 29	Salford University	Salford, UK			2
January 30	Apollo Theatre	Glasgow, UK
February 2	New Victoria Theatre	London, UK
	(Setlist: Overture, When The Shit Hits the Fan, Le Feel Internactionale, Last Ride, Jealousy, Sunburst Finish, Windows, The Ikon, Emergency Splashdown, Love of the Common Man, The Wheel, Mister Triscuits, Something's Coming, Death or Rock and Roll, Heavy Metal Kids, Hiroshima, Singring and the Glass Guitar, Boogies (Hamburger Hell), Just One Victory.)
February 26	Ra enters the Billboard charts.
March 2	Memorial Center	Kingston, ON			1, 11
March 3	War Memorial	Syracuse, NY			1, 11
March 5	Calderone Theater	Hempstead, NY			1, 3, 11
March 6	Mid Hudson Civic Center	Poughkeepsie, NY			1, 11
March 8		Syracuse, NY			5
March 10		Cleveland, OH			5
March 10	Civic Center	Akron, OH			1, 11
March 11	Veterans Memorial Auditorium	Columbus, OH			1, 5, 11
March 12	Kent State University Memorial Gym	Kent, OH			1, 5, 11
March 13	Hara Arena	Dayton, OH			1, 3, 5, 11
March 15	Civic Center	Lansing, MI			1, 3, 11
March 16		Fort Wayne, IN			5
March 17	Masonic Temple	Detroit, MI			5, 11
March 18	Uptown Theater	Chicago, IL			1, 3, 5, 11
March 19	Riverside Theatre	Milwaukee, WI			1, 2, 11
March 20		St. Paul, MN			5
March 20	State Theater	Minneapolis, MN			1, 11
March 22		Des Moines, IA			5
March 22	RKO Orpheum	Davenport, IA			1, 11
March 23	Memorial Auditorium	Kansas City, KS			1, 11
March 23		Omaha, NE			5
March 24		Norman, OK			1, 11
March 25	Tulsa Municipal Theatre	Tulsa, OK			1, 3, 11
March 25*		Denver, CO			1, 5
March 27		Salt Lake City, UT			1, 5
March 28		Boise, ID			1, 5
March 30		Fresno, CA			1
March 30		San Jose, CA			5, 11
March 31	Center of Performing Arts	San Jose, CA			1
March 31		Stockton, CA			5
March 31		Fresno, CA			11
April 1	Memorial Auditorium	Sacramento, CA		2,450	1, 12
April 1	Winterland	San Francisco, CA			11
April 2	Winterland	San Francisco, CA		3,499	1, 3, 12
April 2	Civic Auditorium	Sacramento, CA			11
April 6	Civic Theater	San Diego, CA		1,941	10, 11
April 7	Civic Auditorium	Santa Monica, CA		3,000	1, 6, 10, 11
April 8		Phoenix, AZ			1
April 9	Liberty Hall	El Paso, TX			1, 4
April 11	Music Hall	Houston, TX			1, 11
April 12		El Paso, TX			5, 11
April 13	McFarlund Auditorium	Dallas, TX			5, 11
April 13	Texas Hall / University of Texas	Arlington, TX			1, 4
April 14	City Auditorium	Amarillo, TX			1, 5, 11
April 16	Municipal Auditorium	New Orleans, LA			1, 5, 11
April 19	UTA Texas Hall	Arlington, TX			4
~~April 19~~		~~San Antonio, TX~~			1
April 20	Municipal Auditorium	Austin, TX			1, 3, 4, 11
April 23	Foster Auditorium/University of Alabama	Tuscaloosa, AL			1, 5, 6, 11
April 24	Doak Campbell Stadium/Florida State University	Talahassee, FL			1, 3, 5, 6, 9, 11
April 25	Fox Theatre	Atlanta, GA		2,950	1, 2, 5, 7, 11
April 27	Dixon Myers Hall	Memphis, TN		3,517	1, 5, 7, 11
	(Circus and advance Billboard itinerary list this show happening at Ellis Auditorium on April 26.)
April 29	Fox Theatre	St. Louis, MO		3,013	1, 7
May 1		Philadelphia, PA			1
May 2	Commonwealth Convention Center	Louisville, KY			3
May 3	Taft Auditorium	Cincinnati, OH			2, 5, 11
	(Advance itinerary in Circus and Billboard lists this show happening at Riverfront Coliseum.)
May 4	Syria Mosque	Pittsburgh, PA			5, 11
May 4	Civic Center	Akron, OH
May 6*	Music Hall	Boston, MA			5, 11
~~May 7~~	~~Orpheum Theatre~~	~~Boston, MA~~			4
	(Orpheum concert originally advertised on this date, but then resceduled to May 17.)
May 7	The Palladium	New York, NY			5, 11
May 8	The Palladium	New York, NY			3, 5, 11
May 10	Shea's Buffalo Theatre	Buffalo, NY			2
May 11	Astor Theatre	Reading, PA			3
May 12	Warner Theatre	Washington, DC			5, 11
May 13	Warner Theatre	Washington, DC			5, 11
	(This date is most likely incorrect as there is an advertisement in the Boston Phoenix listing a show in Providence (below) on this night.)
May 13	Civic Center	Providence, RI			4
May 14?		Baltimore, MD			5, 11
May 14?	Hofstra University	Hempstead, NY
May 15	Tower Theatre	Philadelphia, PA			1, 3, 5, 11
May 16	Astor Theatre	Reading, PA
May 17	Calderone Hall	Hempstead, NY
	(This date is most likely incorrect as there is an advertisement in the Boston Phoenix* listing a show in Boston (below) on this night.)*
May 17	Orpheum Theatre	Boston, MA		2,300	4, 8
May 22	Tower Theatre	Philadelphia, PA		3,100	8
June 5	Cleveland Stadium	Cleveland, OH	Nazareth, Southside Johnny, Ted Nugent, Ronnie Spector and Miami Steve VanZandt		2, 3
	(Aerosmith was the scheduled headliner for this concert, but Joe Perry was injured at a previous concert, moving Utopia up to the headlining spot.)

Sources:

1. Research done by Karl Speck.
2. First hand fan report.
3. Ticket stub.
4. Newspaper/magazine advertisement.
5. Tour itinerary found in Circus magazine.
6. Newspaper/magazine review of concert.
7. Billboard magazine, May 14, 1977, p. 37.
8. Billboard magazine, June 4, 1977, p. 50.
9. Billboard magazine, March 19, 1977 p. 45.
10. Billboard magazine, April 23, 1977 p. 46.
11. Tour itinerary found in Billboard magazine, April 2, 1977 p. 9.
12. Billboard magazine, April 16, 1977 p. 39.

*Unable to find any local information to confirm that these concerts happened.

1977: Blue Oyster Cult / Utopia - Canadian Tour

Todd Rundgren, Roger Powell, Kasim Sulton & Willie Wilcox
A co-headlining tour of Canada with Blue Oyster Cult (B.O.C. would top the bill each night.)
This information comes from this great Blue Oyster Cult website.

Date	Venue	City	Support	Attendance	Sources
June 16	Memorial Auditorium	Kitchener, ON			2
June 17	Civic Centre	Ottawa, ON			2
June 21	Maple Leaf Gardens	Toronto, ON			2
June 22	London Gardens	London, ON			1
June 24	Convention Center	Winnipeg, MB			2
June 27	Agridome	Regina, SK			2
June 28	Saskatoon Arena	Saskatoon, SK			2
June 29	Coliseum	Edmonton, AB			2
July 2	~~Pacific Coliseum~~	~~Vancouver, BC~~			1

Sources:

1. Research done by Karl Speck.
2. Blue Oyster Cult website.

1977: Utopia - Oops! Wrong Planet

Todd Rundgren, Roger Powell, Kasim Sulton & Willie Wilcox

Date	Venue	City	Support	Attendance	Sources
August 3	Pine Knob Music Theatre	Clarkston, MI			1, 2
August 5	Merriweather Post Pavillion	Columbia, MD			1
August 6	Merriweather Post Pavillion	Columbia, MD
August 7	Paramount Theatre	Asbury Park, NJ			1,3
August 12	Alpine Valley Music Theatre	East Troy, WI	Kansas
August 13	Alpine Valley Music Theatre	East Troy, WI
September 24	Oops! Wrong Planet enters the Billboard charts.
October 7		Providence, RI			12
October 8		Univeristy Park, PA			12
October 9		Indiana, PA			12
October 11		Grand Rapids, MI			12
October 12		Saginaw, MI			12
October 14	Veterans Memorial Auditorium	Columbus, OH			3, 12
October 15	Sports Arena	Toledo, OH			1, 3, 12
October 16	Masonic Temple	Detroit, MI	Starcastle	3,101 (4,645)	5, 12
	(Setlist: Trapped, Marriage of Heaven and Hell, Abandon City, Love of the Common Man, Back on the Street, Black and White, Crazy Lady Blue, Love in Action, Death of Rock 'n Roll, Communion With the Sun, Sunset Blvd., Last Ride, Gangrene, My Angel, Seven Rays, Heavy Metal Kids, Singring and the Glass Guitar, Utopia Theme, Just One Victory.)
October 18		Columbus, OH			12
October 19		Chicago, IL			12
October 20	Chicago Auditorium	Chicago, IL	Starcastle	3,287 (3,982)	5, 6, 12
	(Setlist: Trapped, Marriage of Heaven and Hell, Abandon City, Love of the Common Man, Back on the Street, Black and White, Crazy Lady Blue, Love in Action, Death of Rock 'n Roll, Communion With the Sun, When the Shit Hits the Fan/Sunset Blvd./International Feel, Last Ride, Gangrene, My Angel, The Seven Rays, Heavy Metal Kids, Love is the Answer, Singring and the Glass Guitar/Utopia Theme, Couldn't I Just Tell You, Just One Victory.)
October 22	Minneapolis Auditorium Bowl	Minneapolis, MN			1, 12
October 23		Madison, WI			12
October 24	Dane County Memorial Coliseum	Madison, WI	Starcastle	2,199	11
October 24?	Convention Center	Indianapolis, IN			12
October 26	Memorial Hall	Kansas City, KS		1,963 (3,592)	5, 12
October 28	Fox Theatre	St. Louis, MO		3,195 (4,433)	5, 11, 12
October 29	Hara Arena	Dayton, OH	Starcastle		1, 2, 12
October 31	Radio City Music Hall	New York, NY			1, 2, 12
November 2		Port Huron, MI			12
November 3	Assembly Hall/University of Illinois	Champaign, IL			12
November 4		Lansing, MI			12
November 6	Auditorium	Milwaukee, WI		2,350	10, 12
November 7	Hulman Civic University Center/Indiana St University	Terre Haute, IN			1
November 9		Philadelphia, PA			12
November 11	Brown University	Providence, RI			7
November 11	Long Center / University of Scranton	Scranton, PA	Starcastle		8
November 12	The Dome	Rochester, NY			4, 12
November 13	Memorial Auditorium	Utica, NY			4, 12
November 16	Orpheum Theatre	Boston, MA			2, 4, 12
	(Circus lists this show happening at the Boston Music Hall. Advertisement in the Boston Phoenix states Orpheum.)
November 18	Niagara Convention Center	Niagara Falls, NY			4
November 18	Memorial Auditorium	Buffalo, NY		5,570	8, 9, 12
November 19	West Point Academy	West Point, NY			4, 12
November 20*		Bridgeport, CT			4, 12
November 23	Suffolk Forum	Long Island, NY	Cheap Trick
November 25	Civic Center	Baltimore, MD			1
November 29	Hara Arena	Dayton, OH			7
	(Setlist: Trapped, Marriage of Heaven and Hell, Abandon City, Love of the Common Man, Black and White, Crazy Lady Blue, Love in Action, Death of Rock 'n Roll, Communion With The Sun, When the Shit Hits the Fan / Sunset Blvd., Le Feel Internationale, Last Ride, Gangrene, Seven Rays, Heavy Metal Kids, Singring and the Glass Guitar, Couldn't I Just Tell You, Just One Victory.)
December 8+		Charlotte, WV			4
December 9+		Atlanta, GA			4
December 10+		Johnson City, TN			4
December 11+		Greensboro, NC			4
December 13+		Raleigh, NC			4
December 14+		Asheville, NC			4
December 16	Veterans Memorial Coliseum	Miami, FL	Robin Trower (headlined), Cheap Trick (opened)		4, 7, 13
	(Setlist: Trapped, Windows, Back On the Street, Love in Action, Crazy Lady Blue, Abandon City, The Marriage of Heaven and Hell, Love is the Answer.)
December 17? +		Tampa, FL			4
December 17	Hollywood Sportatorium	Hollywood, FL			13
	(Possible date, Robin Trower playing at this venue on this evening.)
December 18	Curtis Hixon Hall	Jacksonville, FL	Robin Trower (headlined), Starcastle (opened)		7, 13
December 29	Capitol Theatre	Passaic, NJ			1
December 31	Richfield Colliseum	Cleveland, OH	Michael Stanley Band

Sources:

1. Ticket stub.
2. Newspaper/magazine advertisement.
3. Research done by Karl Speck.
4. Tour itinerary found in Circus magazine.
5. Concert report found in Performance magazine. (Thanks to Mr. Random for providing these!)
6. Concert released on CD: Todd Archive Series Volume 5: Oops! Wrong Planet Tour
7. First hand fan report.
8. Starcastle website
9. Billboard magazine, December 3, 1977 p. 42.
10. Billboard magazine, November 19, 1977 p. 60.
11. Billboard magazine, November 12, 1977 p. 52.
12. Advance tour itinerary from LP advertisement in Billboard magazine, October 22, 1977 p. 35.
13. Robin Trower website.

*Unable to find any local information to confirm that these concerts happened.
+These December 1977 dates were found in an advance itinerary in Circus magazine. It appears these shows may have been part of multi-act bills as I've found information that indicates Utopia was the second act to play on triple bills headlined by Robin Trower for at least two of these shows.

1978: Todd Rundgren

Date	Venue	City	Support	Attendance	Sources
January 8		New York, NY
	(This may have been a Utopia concert.)
March 18	The Palladium	New York, NY
	(Solo Todd Rundgren performance. Boat People benefit.)
May 6	Hermit of Mink Hollow enters the Billboard charts.

1978: Todd Rundgren & The Hello People - Back to the Bars

Todd Rundgren, Willie Wilcox, Greg Geddes, Moogy Klingman, Bobby Sedita, John Sieglar, Norman Smart and Larry Tasse.

Date	Venue	City	Support	Attendance	Sources
May 10	The Bottom Line (two shows)	New York, NY
May 11	The Bottom Line (two shows)	New York, NY			1
May 12	The Bottom Line (two shows)	New York, NY
May 13	The Bottom Line (two shows)	New York, NY			1
May 14	The Bottom Line (two shows)	New York, NY
	Setlist (Early show): Real Man, Sometimes I Don't Know, Love of the Common Man, The Range War, Love in Action, Never Never Land, You Cried Wolf, Unchained Medley / Book of Love (acapella Hello People), Can We Still Be Friends?, Black Maria, Don't You Ever Learn?, The Verb "to Love", A Dream Goes On Forever, I'm So Proud Medley, I Saw the Light, Eastern Intrigue, Initiation, Couldn't I Just Tell You, Hello It's Me, Just One Victory (Late show): Real Man, It Wouldn't Have Made Any Difference, Love of the Common Man, Lady Face, Black and White, Never Never Land, You Cried Wolf, Bread, Zen Archer, Last Ride, Cliche, Eastern Intrigue, Initiation, Determination, Hello It's Me (w/Prairie Prince), Love is the Answer.
May 17	The Roxy (two shows)	Los Angeles, CA			1
May 18	The Roxy (two shows)	Los Angeles, CA			1
May 19	The Roxy (two shows)	Los Angeles, CA
May 20	The Roxy (two shows)	Los Angeles, CA
May 21	The Roxy (two shows)	Los Angeles, CA
May 22	The Roxy (two shows)	Los Angeles, CA
May 23	The Roxy (two shows)	Los Angeles, CA
	Setlist (unknown if this is the setlist for the early or late show): Real Man, It Wouldn't Have Made Any Difference, Love of the Common Man, Lady Face, Love in Action, Never Neverland, You Cried Wolf (with Wolfman Jack), The Range War (with Spencer Davis), Bread, Can We Still Be Friends?, Black Maria, Don't You Ever Learn?, Sometimes I Don't Know (with Hall and Oates), Black and White, A Dream Goes On Forever, I'm So Proud Medley/I Saw the Light, Eastern Intrigue, Initiation (with Kasim), Couldn't I Just Tell You, Hello It's Me (with Stevie Nicks), Hang on Sloopy, She's Gone, Just One Victory

Sides two and three of Back to the Bars recorded at the above concerts in New York and Los Angeles.
The King Biscuit Flower Hour would record and later broadcast portions of the final performance in New York. This broadcast would also later be released on CD as Todd Archive Series Volume One: Live in N.Y.C. '78. (The CD incorrectly lists the performance date as June 30.)
Portions of one Los Angeles performance would also be released on CD as Todd Archive Series Volume Eight: Another Side of Roxy.

Sources:

1. Ticket stub.

1978: Todd Rundgren and Utopia - Back to the Bars

Todd Rundgren, Roger Powell, Kasim Sulton and Willie Wilcox.
Although the full Utopia line up is the band for these shows, the emphasis of the set lists is on Todd's solo material.

Date	Venue	City	Support	Attendance	Sources
August 1	Tomorrow Club (Agora Ballroom)	Youngstown, OH			5
August 3	Old Waldorf (two shows)	San Francisco, CA
August 4	Old Waldorf (two shows)	San Francisco, CA			2
August 5	Old Waldorf (two shows)	San Francisco, CA			2
	Setlist (unknown if this is the setlist for the early or late show): Real Man, It Wouldn't Have Made Any Difference, Love of the Common Man, Trapped, Abandon City, The Last Ride, Seven Rays, Can We Still Be Friends?, Back on the Street, You Cried Wolf, Gangrene, A Dream Goes on Forever, Black and White, Eastern Intrigue, Initiation, Couldn't I Just Tell You, Hello It's Me, Just One Victory.
August 6	Old Waldorf (two shows)	San Francisco, CA
August 7	Old Waldorf (two shows)	San Francisco, CA			2
August 9		Houston, TX			1
August 10	Texas Opery House	Houston, TX
	This concert is available digitally from Amazon and iTunes.
August 11	Armadillo World Headquarters (two shows)	Austin, TX			2, 3, 4
August 12	Armadillo World Headquarters (two shows)	Austin, TX			2, 3, 4
August 14	Ole Man Rivers	Avondale, LA			1, 4
August 15	Ole Man Rivers	Avondale, LA			1, 4
~~August 17~~	~~Agora Ballroom~~ (cancelled)	~~Atlanta, GA~~			1, 4
August 18?	Mike Douglas Show	Philadelphia, PA
August 18	Agora Ballroom (two shows)	Atlanta, GA			4, 5
August 19	Agora Ballroom (two shows)	Atlanta, GA			4, 5
August 20	El Macambo	Toronto, ON
August 21	Central Park / Wollman Rink	New York, NY			1, 2
	Setlist: Real Man, It Wouldn't Have Made Any Difference, Love of the Common Man, Trapped, Abandon City, The Verb 'To Love', The Seven Rays, Can We Still Be Friends?, Death of Rock and Roll, You Cried Wolf, Gangrene, A Dream Goes On Forever, Black Maria, Eastern Intrigue, Initiation, Couldn't I Just Tell You, Hello It's Me, Just One Victory
August 22	Ohio State Fair	?, OH
August 23	The Agora (two shows)	Cleveland, OH
	(Sides one and four of Back to the Bars album recorded here.)
August 24	Park West (two shows)	Chicago, IL
August 25	Park West (two shows)	Chicago, IL
August 26	Municipal Stadium	Cleveland, OH		75,000	6
	The World Series of Rock. Fleetwood Mac headlined. The bill also included Bob Welch, Eddie Money and The Cars. Todd was the second act to play (at 4:30 PM) so that he could catch a plane to Chicago for that night's performances at Park West. This show was originally scheduled for August 5, but had to be rescheduled due to Lindsey Buckingham being ill. Todd had not been scheduled to play on the original date but was added to the bill after the J. Geils Band could not make the rescheduled date.
August 26	Park West (two shows)	Chicago, IL
August 27	Detroit, MI
August 29	The Paradise (two shows)	Boston, MA			3, 5
August 30	The Paradise (two shows)	Boston, MA			3
August 31	The Paradise (two shows)	Boston, MA			3
September 1	Nassau Coliseum	Uniondale, NY
	(Todd guests at a Meatloaf concert.)
September 9	Knebworth Festival	Hertfordshire, UK
	(Todd guests with The Tubes.)
October 8	Arcosanti Festival	Cordes Junction, AZ			3
October 9	Dooley's (two shows)	Tempe, AZ		Two sell outs (850)	5
October 10		Seattle, WA			1
October 11		Seattle, WA			1
October 12	Coma Dome	Seattle, WA
	Setlist: Real Man, It Wouldn't Have Made Any Difference, Love of the Common Man, Trapped, Abandon City, The Verb 'To Love', The Seven Rays, Can We Still Be Friends?, Death of Rock and Roll, You Cried Wolf, Gangrene, A Dream Goes On Forever, Black Maria, Eastern Intrigue, Initiation, Couldn't I Just Tell You, Hello It's Me, Just One Victory
October 13		Dallas, TX			1
October 14	The Palladium	Dallas, TX			1, 3
October 15	The Palladium	Dallas, TX			3
October 17	One Block West	Kansas City, MO			3
October 18	One Block West	Kansas City, MO			3
October 20	Thumpers	Minneapolis, MN			3
October 21	Thumpers (two shows)	Minneapolis, MN			2, 3, 5
October 22	Thumpers (two shows)	Minneapolis, MN			5
October 23	Electric Ballroom	Milwaukee, WI
October 24	Electric Ballroom	Milwaukee, WI
October 26	Royal Oak Music Theatre (two shows)	Detroit, MI			3
October 27	Royal Oak Music Theatre (two shows)	Detroit, MI			3
October 31	El Macambo	Toronto, ON
November 1	El Macambo	Toronto, ON
November 3	Southeast Music Hall (2 shows)	Orlando, FL
November 4	Southeast Music Hall	Orlando, FL
November 7	The Bayou	Washington, DC			6
November 11	Shaboo Inn	Willimantic, CT			3
	Portions of this performance available as a digital download from iTunes, inappropriately titled Live From Hartford.
	November 18 - December 12: Unlikely that there were any performances in this period as Roger Powell was doing a short tour of Australia and Japan with David Bowie.
December 2	Back to the Bars enters the Billboard charts.
December 15	Venue Club (two shows)	London, UK			3
December 16	Venue Club (two shows)	London, UK			3
December 17	Venue Club (two shows)	London, UK			3
~~December 18~~	~~Venue Club (two shows)~~	~~London, UK~~			3
~~December 19~~	~~Venue Club (two shows)~~	~~London, UK~~			3
	London concerts on December 18 and 19 cancelled due to Todd having a throat infection.
December 20	Venue Club (two shows)	London, UK			3
	Peter Gabriel joins Todd on stage. One fan reports that the evening's second performance was cancelled.
December 21	Venue Club (two shows)	London, UK			3
December 29	Great Southern Music Hall	Orlando, FL
~~December 31~~	~~Uptown Theatre~~	~~Chicago, IL~~			2, 7, 8
	A blizzard on this New Year's Eve caused this concert to be postponed to January 5, 1979
January 5, 1979	Uptown Theatre	Chicago, IL			7, 8

Sources:

1. Tour itinerary found in Rolling Stone magazine.
2. Ticket stub.
3. Newspaper/magazine advertisement.
4. Research done by Karl Speck.
5. First hand fan report.
6. Newspaper/magazine review of concert.
7. Utopia Times.
8. Billboard magazine, January 13, 1979 p. 3.

1979: Utopia

Todd Rundgren, Roger Powell, Kasim Sulton & Willie Wilcox

Date	Venue	City	Support	Attendance	Sources
February 16	The Palladium (two shows)	New York, NY			1
	(Boat People Benefit. Guest appearances from Meatloaf and Rick Derringer. )
April 8	Sun Plaza	Tokyo, JP
April 9	Sun Plaza	Tokyo, JP			2
	Setlist: Trapped, Love in Action, Abandon City, Love of the Common Man, It Wouldn't Have Made Any Difference, Shot in the Dark, The Seven Rays, Can We Still Be Friends?, Gangrene, The Wheel, Love Alone, Last of the New Wave Riders, Death of Rock 'n' Roll, The Verb 'To Love', Hiroshima, A Dream Goes On Forever, Black Maria, Eastern Intrigue, Initiation, Couldn't I Just Tell You?, Hello It's Me, Just One Victory.
April 11	Festival Hall	Osaka, JP
April 13	University of Hawaii	Honolulu, HI		2,700	11
April 17	Roxy (two shows)	Los Angeles, CA
April 18	Roxy (two shows)	Los Angeles, CA
April 20	Roxy (two shows)	Los Angeles, CA
April 21	Roxy (two shows)	Los Angeles, CA
April 22	Roxy (two shows)	Los Angeles, CA
April 24	Roxy (two shows)	Los Angeles, CA
April 25	Roxy (two shows)	Los Angeles, CA
April 27	Old Waldorf (two shows)	San Francisco, CA
April 28	Old Waldorf (two shows)	San Francisco, CA
April 29	Old Waldorf (two shows)	San Francisco, CA
April 30	Old Waldorf (two shows)	San Francisco, CA
June 2	The Palladium	New York, NY			3
	(Todd makes a guest appearance at a Tom Robinson Band concert.)
June 17	Giants Stadium	East Rutherford, NJ		54,178 (67,783)	4, 5, 8
	Quadruple bill with Boston, The Outlaws and Poco.
July 11	Central Park	New York, NY			1, 3
	Setlist: Trapped. Back On the Street. Abandon City. Love of the Common Man, Thr Verb "To Love", Last of the New Wave Riders, Shot in the Dark, The Ikon/The Seven Rays. Love Alone, Gangrene, Black Maria, The Death of Rock and Roll, Love in Action, Freedom Fighters, Couldn't I Just Tell You?, Rock Love, Love is the Answer.
July 14	Belmont Race Track	Elmont, NY			3
July 15	Legend Valley	Columbus, OH	The Cars, Cheap Trick, Eddie Money, Roadmaster	Sold out (45,000)	4, 5
July 18	Central Park	New York, NY			3
	(Todd makes a guest appearance at a Tubes concert.)
August 4	Knebworth Festival	Hertfordshire, UK
August 11	Knebworth Festival	Hertfordshire, UK
August 14	Belmont Race Track	Elmont, NY
August 23	Central Park	New York, NY
August 26	Park West	Chicago, IL
September 2	Jerry Lewis Telethon
September 14		Long Island, NY
September 21	Zoo Amphitheatre	Oklahoma City, OK		4,874 (9,000)	5
September 22	Macky Auditorium	Boulder, CO		2,100 (2,400)	5, 6, 12
September 23	State University Amphitheatre	San Diego, CA		2,271 (3,800)	5
September 25	Greek Theatre	Los Angeles, CA
September 26	Greek Theatre	Los Angeles, CA
~~September 28~~	~~Oakland Auditorium Arena~~	~~Oakland, CA~~
	(Show relocated to venue below.)
September 28	Greek Theatre	Berkeley, CA	Gamma, Ronny Montrose, Mistress	7,298 (8,500)	5, 6, 10
	Performance lists this as a Todd Rundgren concert (not Utopia). Billboard lists this as a Utopia concert. Local ad states Todd Rundgren and Utopia. One fan also reports that this was a Utopia show.
October 1	St. George Theatre	Staten Island, NY			4
October 2	Alexander's	Browns Mills, NJ			4
October 3	Alexander's	Browns Mills, NJ
October 31	Capitol Theatre	Passaic, NJ		Sold out (3,410)	4, 6, 13
November 14	Westchester Theatre	Tarrytown, NY		2,400	14
November 16	Landmark Theatre / Syracuse University	Syracuse, NY			4, 7
	(Live versions of "Anyway, Anyhow, Anywhere", "96 Tears", and "Just One Victory" from this concert appear on the Somewhere/Anywhere? CD.)
November 18	Sheraton - Universal Hotel	Los Angeles, CA			9
	(Todd is a guest speaker at Billboard's first anual video music conference.)
December 27	Center Stage	Canton, MI			4
December 28	Center Stage	Detroit, MI
December 29	Granada Theatre	Chicago, IL			4
	Ticket stub says Todd Rundgren (not Utopia.)
December 31	The Coliseum	Richfield / Cleveland, OH	Rick Derringer	Sold out (18,032)	4, 5
January 1, 1980	The Coliseum	Richfield / Cleveland, OH		12,848 (18,032)	5

Sources:

1. Anthony Rogers' CD list.
2. Concert released on CD: Todd Archive Series Volume 2: Live in Tokyo '79
3. First hand fan report.
4. Ticket stub.
5. Concert report found in Performance magazine. (Thanks to Mr. Random for providing these!)
6. Newspaper/magazine advertisement.
7. Somewhere/Anywhere CD.
8. Billboard magazine, June 30, 1979, p. 45.
9. Billboard magazine, October 27, 1979, p. 83.
10. Billboard magazine, October 13, 1979, p. 48.
11. Billboard magazine, April 28, 1979, p. 46.
12. Billboard magazine, October 6, 1979, p. 46.
13. Billboard magazine, November 17, 1979, p. 40.
14. Billboard magazine, December 1, 1979, p. 28.

1980: Utopia - Adventures in Utopia

Todd Rundgren, Roger Powell, Kasim Sulton & Willie Wilcox

Date	Venue	City	Support	Attendance	Sources
January 26	Adventures in Utopia enters the Billboard charts.
March 14	Masonic Auditorium	Detroit, MI			1
March 16	Hara Arena	Dayton, OH			2, 4
March 17	Auditorium Theatre	Chicago, IL			3
March 22	Minneapolis Auditorium	Minneapolis, MN			4, 5
March 25	Miwaukee Auditorium	Milwaukee, WI			4
March 26	Kiel Opera House	St. Louis, MO		Sold out (3,557)	1
March 28	Civic Center	Des Moines, IA		Sold out (2,735)	1
March 29	Hoch Auditorium / University of Kansas	Lawrence, KS		2,078 (3,700)	1, 4
March 30	McDonald Arena	Springfield, MO		1,683 (2,100)	1
April 3	Civic Center	Grand Rapids, MI		2,804 (5,500)	1
April 4	Indiana University Auditorium	Bloomington, IN
April 5	Chick Evans Fieldhouse	Dekalb, IL			4
April 11	Stanley Theatre	Pittsburgh, PA		2,722 (3,500)	1
April 11	Morris Civic Auditorium	South Bend, IN		1,582 (2,483)	1
	(Note: Performance shows both the Pittsburgh and South Bend shows happening on the same day.)
April 12	O'Keefe Center	Toronto, ON		Sold out (3,191)	1, 4
April 15	Auditorium Theatre / Masonic Temple	Rochester, NY		1,800 (2,575)	1, 4
April 16	Utica Memorial Auditorium	Utica, NY
April 18	Stony Brook University	Stony Brook, NY
April 19	The Spectrum	Philadelphia, PA		Sold out (10,107)	1, 2, 4
April 20	Wesleyan University	Middletown, CT			4
April	Montclair State University	Montclair, NJ			2
April		Scranton, PA			2
April 26	Memorial Hall/Muhlenberg College	Allentown, PA			4
April 27	The Music Hall	Omaha, NE
April 29	Fine Arts Center, University of Massachussetts	Amherst, MA			2
April 30	Lowell Memorial Auditorium	Lowell, MA			4
May 6	Warner's Theatre	Fresno, CA
May 7	University of Brittish Columbia Gymnasium	Vancouver, BC			2
May 11	Civic Center	San Jose, CA		1,691 (3,200)	1
May 15	Paramount Theater	Portand, OR			4
May 17	Greek Theatre	Berkeley, CA	Ray Jason	4,820 (8,500)	1
May 19	Community Center Amphitheatre	Mesa, AZ		3,180 (3,400)	1, 4
May 21	Tucson Community Center Arena	Tucson, AZ		approx. 2,200	2, 6
May 24	San Diego State University Open Air Amphitheatre	San Diego, CA		1,578 (4,194)	1
May 25	Bakersfield Civic Auditorium	Bakersfield, CA		Sold out (3,000)	2
May 26	Warner Theatre	Fresno, CA		1,118 (2,064)	1
May 28	The Greek Theatre	Los Angeles, CA
May 29	The Greek Theatre	Los Angeles, CA
May 30	Arlington Theatre	Santa Barbara, CA		1,338 (2,015)	1
June 5	Veterans Memorial Coliseum	Columbus, OH		Sold out (3,846)	1
June 6		Columbus, OH
	(One of the above two Columbus concerts released on Live in Columbus, Ohio 1980 DVD.)
June 7	Nassau Coliseum (possibly as a warm-up act?)	Long Island, NY
June 22	Saratoga Performing Arts Center	Saratoga Springs, NY	Blotto		2, 4
June 23	Convention Hall	Asbuy Park, NJ			4
July 1	Mike Douglas Show
July 3	McFarland Auditorium	Dallas, TX			2
July 14	John Davidson Show
July 18	Convention Hall	Asbury Park, NJ		2,112 (3,946)	1
July 19?	Merriweather Post	Columbia, MD			2
July 21	Blossom Music Center	Cleveland, OH			1
July 22	Blossom Music Center	Cleveland, OH			1
July 24	Pine Knob Music Theatre	Clarkston, MI			4
July 26	Poplar Creek Music Theatre	Poplar Creek, IL			3
July 29	Music Hall	Houston, TX			2
July 30	McFarlin Auditorium	Dallas, TX			5
	Local ad lists this as a Todd Rundgren concert (not Utopia.)
August 8	Central Park / Wollman Rink	New York, NY
August 9	Central Park / Wollman Rink	New York, NY			4
August 23	Belmont Park	Elmont, NY			6
	WLIR 10th anniversary concert with Rick Derringer, David Bromberg and Southside Johnny.
September 14	Great Adventure	Jackson, NJ			2, 3

Sources:

1. Concert report found in Performance magazine. (Thanks to Mr. Random for providing these!)
2. First hand fan report.
3. Utopia Times. (Thanks to Beth Barber for providing these.)
4. Ticket stub.
5. Newspaper/magazine advertisement.
6. Newspaper/magazine review of concert.

1980: Todd Rundgren and The Tubes

Date	Venue	City	Support	Attendance	Sources
October 3	Bimbo's	San Francisco, CA
October 4	Bimbo's	San Francisco, CA

1980: Todd Rundgren and Ian Hunter

Todd Rundgren, Ian Hunter, Tom Mandel, Stephen Dees, Michael Schrieve
Todd and Ian Hunter go on the road in support of John Anderson's presidential campaign.

Date	Venue	City	Support	Attendance	Sources
October 8	Ocean State P. A. C.	Providence, RI			1
October 9	Ontario Theatre	Washington, DC			1
October 11	The Agora (two shows)	Atlanta, GA			1
October 12	The Agora	Tampa, FL			1
October 13	The Agora	Hallandale, FL			1
October 15	Orpheum Theatre	Boston, MA			1
October 16	The Agora	Youngstown, OH			1
October 17	Filthy McNasty's	Kent, OH			1, 2
October 19	The Agora	Cleveland, OH			1, 3
	Mick Ronson joins on the encore.
October 20	The Agora	Akron, OH			1
	Setlist: Do Ya, Black and White, Love of the Commmon Man, Once Bitten Twice Shy, All the Way to Memphis, Needles & Pins, Cathy's Clown, Eight Days A Week, Black Maria, One World, Bastard, The Last Ride, All the Young Dudes, Just Another Night, Couldn't I Just Tell You, Let's Get On With It, Just One Victory, Cleveland Rocks.
October 22	Uncle Sams	Cheektowaga, NY			1

Sources:

1. Ian Hunter website.
2. First hand fan report.
3. Ticket stub.

1980: Utopia - Deface the Music

Todd Rundgren, Roger Powell, Kasim Sulton & Willie Wilcox
(Note: In a conversation I had with Kasim, he stated that the Deface the Music tour was more extensive than the below dates would indicate. As of yet, I have not been able to find any additional information on this tour. However, a November 1, 1980 article in Billboard magazine quotes Todd's manager, Eric Gardner, saying that a full tour to promote Deface the Music would not occur due to each band member having other commitments. The nationwide radio broadcast of the Halloween concert in Passaic would serve as a substitue for a tour.)

Date	Venue	City	Support	Attendance	Sources
October 25	Deface the Music enters the Billboard charts.
October 28	The Ritz	New York, NY			1, 2
October 29	The Ritz	New York, NY			1, 2
October 30	The Ritz	New York, NY			1
October 31	Capitol Theatre	Passaic, NJ		2,695 (3,397)	1, 2, 3, 4
	Setlist: I Just Want to Touch You, Where Does the World Go to Hide, Silly Boy, Feel Too Good, Road to Utopia, Set Me Free, Love of the Common Man, Crazy Lady Blue, One World, Back on the Street, Crystal Ball, All Smiles, Shot in the Dark, Caravan, Very Last Time, Alone, Always Late, Take It Home, That's Not Right, Everybody Else is Wrong, I Saw the Light, Trapped, Love in Action, Couldn't I Just Tell You, Love is the Answer, Just One Victory* (*not on official cd.)
November 1	Recreation Hall, Penn State	University Park, PA			6
December 27	Allentown Fairgrounds	Allentown, PA			1
December 28	Veterans Memorial Stadium	Columbus, OH			1
December 30	Stage West	West Hartford, CT			1, 5
December 31	Tower Theatre	Upper Darby, PA			1, 2
January 14, 1981	O'Keefe Center	Toronto, ON
	(This is probably the Toronto concert that took place three months later on April 14.)

Sources:

1. Utopia Times.
2. Ticket stub.
3. Concert report found in Performance magazine. (Thanks to Mr. Random for providing these!)
4. Concert released on CD: Todd Archive Series Volume 6: Deface the Music Tour.
5. Newspaper/magazine advertisement.
6. http://www.imakenews.com/psaanews/e_article001390708.cfm?x=b11,0,w

1981: Todd Rundgren - Healing

Todd Rundgren, Roger Powell, Kasim Sulton, Ernest Carter, Mike Shrieve, Ralph Schucket, Rory Dodd, Eric Troya and Pat Travers.
Unfortunately, there was no tour for the Healing album. The above band was assembled solely for the February 11 performace on Saturday Night Live.

Date	Venue	City	Support	Attendance	Sources
February 11	NBC Studios / Saturday Night Live	New York, NY
	(Todd performed Time Heals and Healer.)
February 21	Healing enters the Billboard charts.

1981: Utopia - Camouflage Tour

Todd Rundgren, Roger Powell, Kasim Sulton, Willie Wilcox.
Known af the Camouflage Tour as all members of the band wore camouflage outfits at these shows.
Setlists had some emphasis on Todd's Healing album and Utopia's Swing to the Right which would not be released until March 1982.

Date	Venue	City	Support	Attendance	Sources
February 22	JB Scott's	Albany, NY			3
March 31	Susquehanna University	Susquehana, PA			1, 2
April 2	Richfield Coliseum	Cleveland, OH			1, 4
April 3	Royal Oak Music Theatre (two shows)	Detroit, MI		2 sellouts (1,580)	1, 4
	(Portions of these concerts recorded and broadcast by The King Biscuit Flower Hour. Concert also filmed and released on Live At The Royal Oak VHS and later DVD.)
April 6	Park West	Chicago, IL			1
April 7	Chicago Auditorium	Chicago, IL			1
April 10	Millersville State College	Millersville, PA			1, 2
	(Utopia Times lists the concert happening in State College, PA at a venue called Millersville.)
April 11	The Palladium	New York, NY		Sold out (3,380)	1, 4
April 12	Landmark Theater	Syracuse, NY			1
April 14	O'Keefe Center	Toronto, ON			1
April 15	Institute of Technology	Rochester, NY			1
April 16	Maxi Ice Arena	Pottsdam, NY			1
April 18	Midhudson Arena	Poughkeepsie, NY			1
July 3	Helm Studios	Woodstock, NY
July 5	South Street Seaport Museum on the Pier	New York, NY			3
July 9	Agora	Youngstown, OH			2
July 11	Poplar Creek	Hoffman Estates, IL
July 12	Northrop Auditorium	Minneapolis, MN			2, 3
July 14	Kiel Opera House	St. Louis, MO		Sold out (3,432)	4
July 15	Memorial Hall	Kansas City, KS		1,919 (2,500)	3, 4
July 16	Cain's	Tulsa, OK			5
July 18	The Agora Ballroom	Dallas, TX		Sold out (1,000)	4, 5
July 19	The Agora Ballroom	Dallas, TX		Sold out (1,000)	4, 5
July 21	The Agora Ballroom	Houston, TX		Sold out (900)	4
July 22	The Agora Ballroom	Houston, TX		Sold out (900)	4
	(Performance lists the above four Texas shows as Todd Rundgren, not Utopia. Local ad also lists the two Dallas shows as Todd.)
August 13	Pier 84	New York, NY
August 15	Royal Oak	Detroit, MI
August 25	Malibu Beach Club	Lido Beach, NY
August ?	Art Stock's Playpen Lounge	Wildwood, NJ
August 28	Fountain Casino	Aberdeen, NJ	3
August 29	The Zoo	Philadelphia, PA			2
August 31	Pier 84	New York, NY			2
	(Rick Derringer guests on the encore.)
September 1	Pier 84	New York, NY			2
	(Rick Derringer guests on the encore.)
September 4	Stage West	West Hartford, CT			5
September 5	Uncle Sam's	Hull, MA
September 6	Club Casino	Hampton Beach, NH			2
September 13	The Palladium	New York, NY			7
	(Todd guests at a Rick Derringer concert along with Hall and Oates and Dr. John. Some sources list the date as October 25, which was the date of a radio rebroadcast of the concert.)
October 24	Lisner Auditorium	Washington, DC			2
October 28	Thomas Field House/Lock Haven State College	Lock Haven, PA			2
October 30	Rutgers Gymnasium	Camden, NJ			2
November 2	Agora Ballroom	Youngstown, OH			2
November 3	Agora Ballroom	Akron, OH	Morey Cohen	Sold out (1,700)	3, 4, 6
November 4	Agora Ballroom	Columbus, OH		Sold out (1,100)	4, 6
	(Performance lists this as a Todd Rundgren concert, not Utopia.)

Sources:

1. Utopia Times. (Thanks to Beth Barber for providing these.)
2. First hand fan report.
3. Ticket stub.
4. Concert report found in Performance magazine. (Thanks to Mr. Random for providing these!)
5. Newspaper/magazine advertisement.
6. Concert report found in Pollstar. (Copyright by Pollstar.)
7. Billboard magazine, September 12, 1981, p. 52.

1981: Todd Rundgren - Solo

The first of many solo tours by Todd.
Todd performs solo on guitar and piano as well as with some pre-recorded backing music.

Date	Venue	City	Support	Attendance	Sources
December 12	J. B. Scott's	Albany, NY
December 13	Northstage Dinner Theater	Glenn Cove, NY
December 14	Long Island, NY
December 28	The Country Club	Los Angeles, CA
	(This date may just be an incorrect listing for the concert below.)
December 29	The Country Club	Los Angeles, CA			1

Sources:

1. Ticket stub.

1982: Todd Rundgren - Solo

Date	Venue	City	Support	Attendance	Sources
January 2	Old Waldorf (two shows)	San Francisco, CA			2
January 3	Old Waldorf (two shows)	San Francisco, CA
January 5	Old Waldorf	San Francisco, CA
January 6	Old Waldorf	San Francisco, CA
	(Pollstar states eight shows at the Old Waldorf but only lists a date of January 2. Total attendance for all eight shows: 4,789 [Building capacity: 675.] Pollstar lists these shows as Utopia concerts.)
January 20	Ripley's	Philadelphia, PA			3
January 22	The Savoy	New York, NY			1, 2
January 23	The Savoy	New York, NY			1
	(Pollstar states three shows at the Savoy but only lists a date of January 22. Total attendance for all three shows: 2,649 [Building capacity: 953.] Pollstar lists these shows as Utopia concerts. Ticket stubs say "Todd Rundgren: A Man and His Piano.")
February 3	Jessie Auditorium	Columbia, MO			1
February 6	Park West (two shows)	Chicago, IL		Two sellouts (750)	2, 4
	(Pollstar lists these shows as Utopia concerts.)
February 7	Royal Oak	Detroit, MI		Sold out (1,653)	2
	(Pollstar lists this show as a Utopia concert.)
February 12	Paradise (two shows)	Boston, MA			2, 5
February 13	Paradise (two shows)	Boston, MA			2, 5
	(Pollstar lists these Boston shows as Utopia concerts. Ad in Boston Phoenix states "Todd Rundgren: Video and Music." Total attendance for all four shows: 2,059. [Building capacity: 515.])
March 20	Swing to the Right enters the Billboard charts.
April 2	Perkins Palace	Pasadena, CA
	(Taping of television show Rock 'n' Roll Tonite.)
April 3	Hayden Auditorium/Hiram College	Hiram, OH			3
April 4	Agora Ballroom (two shows)	Columbus, OH		Two sellouts (1,100)	2, 4
	(Pollstar lists this as a Utopia concert.)
May 18	Apollo	Manchester, UK
May 19	Nottingham Rock City	Nottingham, UK			6
May 21	Sheffield University	Sheffield, UK			6
May 22	Playhouse	Edinburgh, Scotland			6
May 24	Venue Club	London, UK			6
May 25	Venue Club	London, UK			1, 6
May 28	Odeon	Birmingham, UK			6
May 29	Apollo	Manchester, UK			1, 6
June 3	The Old Grey Whistle Test - BBC	London, UK
July 30	Pier 84	New York, NY			7
	(Vietnam Veterans Relief Foundation benefit with Ian Hunter, Paul Butterfield and John Cale.)

Sources:

1. Ticket stub.
2. Concert report found in Pollstar. (Copyright by Pollstar.)
3. First hand fan report.
4. Concert report found in Performance magazine. (Thanks to Mr. Random for providing these!)
5. Newspaper/magazine advertisement.
6. UK tour program.
7. Utopia Times. (Thanks to Beth Barber for providing these.)

1982: Utopia

Todd Rundgren, Roger Powell, Kasim Sulton, Willie Wilcox.

Date	Venue	City	Support	Attendance	Sources
	Stanley Theatre	Pittsburgh, PA			3
	(One fan remembers seeing Utopia in this venue on this tour but does not recall the date.)
August 10	The Chance	Poughkeepsie, NY			6
August 12	Paramount Theater	Asbury Park, NJ		1,318 (1,700)	1, 4, 6
August 13	Pier 84	New York, NY			1, 6
August 14	Philadelphia Zoo	Philadelphia, PA		4,281 (5,000)	2, 3, 6
August 16	The Station	Wilkes-Barre, PA			6
August 18	Blossom Music Festival	Cuyahoga Falls, OH			3, 6
	(Concert arranged by MTV to celebrate their first birthday.)
August 19	Meadow Brook Music Theatre	Auburn Hills, MI	Shooting Star	3,389 (7,514)	2, 6
August 21	Northrop Auditorium	Minneapolis, MN			3, 6
August 21	Met Center	Minneapolis/Bloomington, MN	Shooting Star	2,233 (5,000)	2, 3, 4
	(Performance lists this as a Todd Rundgren concert, not Utopia. Unsure which of the two above Minneapolis dates is correct as I've had fan reports from each show.)
August 22	Alpine Valley	Milwaukee, WI			6
August 23	Indiana State Fair	Indianapolis, IN			1, 6

Sources:

1. Ticket stub.
2. Concert report found in Pollstar. (Copyright by Pollstar.)
3. First hand fan report.
4. Concert report found in Performance magazine. (Thanks to Mr. Random for providing these!)
5. Newspaper/magazine advertisement.
6. Utopia Times. (Thanks to Beth Barber for providing these.)

1982: Todd Rundgren - Solo

A mid-1982 issue of Utopia Times states that Todd would be doing a solo tour of Europe in September 1982. I have not been able to find any additional information to indicate that this tour took place.

1982: Utopia

Todd Rundgren, Roger Powell, Kasim Sulton, Willie Wilcox.

Date	Venue	City	Support	Attendance	Sources
October 16	Utopia enters the Billboard charts.
October 23	Stony Brook University	Stony Brook, NY			6
October 29	Agora Ballroom	West Hartford, CT			5
October 31	Rochester Auditorium Theatre	Rochester, NY			1
November 2	Tower Theatre	Philadelphia, PA		2,098 (3,000)	2, 3, 6
November 4	The Metro	Boston, MA		1,384 (1,455)	2, 7
	Setlist (DVD track listing): Infrared and Ultraviolet, Libertine, Burn Three Times, Couldn't I Just Tell You, Set Me Free, I'm Looking at You But I'm Talking to Myself, Princess of the Universe, Swing to the Right, There Goes My Inspiration, Hammer in My Heart, Call it What You Will, You Make Me Crazy, Rock Love, Feet Don't Fail Me Know, Say Yeah, Back on the Street, Forgotten But Not Gone, Only Human, The Road to Utopia, Caravan, Love in Action, One World, Just One Victory
November 6	Main Event	Providence, RI	Mike Viola	1,276 (1,400)	10
November 11	Rainbow Music Hall	Denver, CO		Sold out (1,385)	1, 2
November 13	Kabuki Theatre	San Francisco, CA			2
November 14	Kabuki Theatre	San Francisco, CA			1, 2
November 15	Kabuki Theatre	San Francisco, CA			2
	(Total attendance for above three shows: 3,786 [Building capacity: 1,400.])
November 19	Universal Amphitheatre	Los Angeles, CA
November 20	Meadowlands Arena	East Rutherford, NJ
November 24	The Country Club	Los Angeles, CA		861 (982)	2
	(A rehearsal/warm-up show for the following evening's broadcast.) Setlist: Infrared and Ultraviolet, Libertine, Burn Three Times, Couldn't I Just Tell You, I'm Looking At You But I'm Talking To Myself, Princess of the Universe, Swing to the Right, There Goes My Inspiration, Hammer In My Heart, Call It What You Will, You Make Me Crazy, Rock Love, Love Alone, Feet Don't Fail Me Now, Say Yeah, The Up, Only Human, The Very Last Time, Road To Utopia, Caravan, Love In Action, One World, Love Is The Answer.
November 25	The Country Club	Los Angeles, CA			8
	(Broadcast live on USA Network and also released on An Evening with Utopia video. Portions also later broadcast by The King Biscuit Flower Hour.) Setlist: Infrared and Ultraviolet, Libertine, Burn Three Times (not on home video,) Couldn't I Just Tell You, Set Me Free, I'm Looking At You But I'm Talking To Myself, Princess of the Universe, Swing to the Right (not on home video), There Goes My Inspiration (not on home video), Hammer In My Heart, Call It What You Will, You Make Me Crazy, Rock Love, Love Alone, Feet Don't Fail Me Now, Say Yeah, Only Human, The Very Last Time, Road To Utopia, Caravan, Love In Action, One World, Love Is The Answer, Just One Victory.
December 4	Cardi's	Austin, TX		Sold out (800)	2
December 6	Cardi's	Houston, TX		Sold out (1,000)	2
December 7	The Agora	Dallas, TX		Sold out (1,100)	2
December 10	Lloyd Noble Center	Norman, OK		1,819 (2,500)	2
December 11	Uptown Theater	Kansas City, MO		Sold out (1,320)	2
December 13	Bogart's	Cincinnati, OH		Sold out (1,000)	2
December 14	Stanley Theatre	Pittsburgh, PA			3
December 28	Veterans Memorial	Columbus, OH			3
December 30	Kiel Opera House	St. Louis, MO		2,695 (3,557)	2, 9
December 31	Auditorium Theater	Chicago, IL			1, 6
December 31	Ozark Civic Center	Ozark, AL		Sold out (3,982)	2
	(This Alabama date from Pollstar* seems highly unlikely.*)

Sources:

1. Ticket stub.
2. Concert report found in Pollstar. (Copyright by Pollstar.)
3. First hand fan report.
4. Concert report found in Performance magazine. (Thanks to Mr. Random for providing these!)
5. Newspaper/magazine advertisement.
6. Utopia Times. (Thanks to Beth Barber for providing these.)
7. Concert released on Live in Boston 1982 DVD.
8. Concert released on An Evening With Utopia VHS.
9. Billboard magazine, January 15, 1983 p. 25.
10. Billboard magazine, November 20, 1982 p. 52.

1983: Todd Rundgren - Solo

Date	Venue	City	Support	Attendance	Sources
January 22		Akron, OH			3
January 22	The Ever Popular Tortured Artist Effect enters the Billboard charts.
January 22	The Savoy	New York, NY
	(This may have been a Utopia concert.)
April 21	The Station	Wilkes Barre, PA			8
April 23	Kenan Stadium	Chapel Hill, NC	U2, The Producers		1, 4
April 24	Kent State University Gymnasium	Kent, OH			3, 8
April 26	Park West (two shows)	Chicago, IL		Two sell outs (750)	2, 4
	(Pollstar lists this as a Utopia concert.)
April 27	Royal Oak Theatre	Detroit, MI		Sold out (1,664)	1, 2, 4
	(Pollstar lists this as a Utopia concert. Ticket stub says "An Evening With Todd Rundgren: Music and Video.")

Sources:

1. Ticket stub.
2. Concert report found in Pollstar. (Copyright by Pollstar.)
3. First hand fan report.
4. Spring 1983 issue of Utopia Time. (Thanks to Beth Barber.)

1983: Utopia

Todd Rundgren, Roger Powell, Kasim Sulton, Willie Wilcox.

Date	Venue	City	Support	Attendance	Sources
July 11	The Agora	Columbus, OH		Sold out (1,100)	2
July 12	Agora Theatre	Cleveland, OH		769 (1,000)	2
July 15	The Breakaway	Akron, OH	Marillion		1, 3
July 17	Alpine Valley	East Troy, WI	Marillion		3
	(Cheap Trick guitarist Rick Nielsen joins the band for "One World.")
July 18	Alpine Valley	East Troy, WI
August 6	Garden Pier (2 shows)	Atlantic City, NJ			2, 3
	(Pollstar lists the total attendance for both shows as 2,400. [Building capacity: 2,000.] )
August 8	Pier 84	New York, NY	Marillion
	Setlist: Hammer in My Heart, Set Me Free, Burn Three Times, Real Man, Swing to the Right, I'm Looking At You But I'm Talking to Myself, You Make Me Crazy, Call it What You Will, The Very Last Time, Bang the Drum, Medley: Overture/Communion with the Sun/The Ikon/Seven Rays/Singring and the Glass Guitar/Initiation/Road to Utopia, Caravan, Last of the New Wave Riders, One World, Just One Victory.
August 10	Poplar Creek Music Theatre	Hoffman Estates, IL			1
October 14	IU Auditorium	Bloomington, IN

Sources:

1. Ticket stub.
2. Concert report found in Pollstar. (Copyright by Pollstar.)
3. First hand fan report.

1983: Todd Rundgren - Solo

Date	Venue	City	Support	Attendance	Sources
December 1	Headliner's	Madison, WI
December 4	University of Illinois Auditorium	Urbana, IL			1
December 6	Uptown Theatre	Kansas City, MO			1
December 7	Stages	East St. Louis, IL		1,120 (1,350)	2
December 9	Cain's Ballroom	Tulsa, OK		886 (1,000)	1, 2
	(Pollstar lists this show as a Utopia concert.)
December 10	The Ritz (?)	Dallas, TX
December 11	Cardi's	Austin, TX		Sold out (800)	2
December 13	Daddy's	San Antonio, TX			4
December 14	Cardi's	Houston, TX		Sold out (1,000)	2
December 15	Cardi's	Beaumont, TX		Sold out (800)	2
December 17	The Palace/Avalon Hollywood	Hollywood, CA			2, 5
December 18	The Palace/Avalon Hollywood	Hollywood, CA			2, 5
	(Performance and Pollstar both list the total attendance for the above two shows as 1,751 [venue capicity 1,200.] Pollstar lists these two concerts as Utopia shows.)
December 27	Park West	Chicago, IL			3
December 28	Park West	Chicago, IL			3
December 30	Royal Oak Theatre	Detroit, MI		1,437 (1,700)	1, 5
	(Performance mistakenly lists this show as December 31.)
December 31	The Agora	Cleveland, OH	Silhouette	Sold out (800)	5

Sources:

1. Ticket stub.
2. Concert report found in Pollstar. (Copyright by Pollstar.)
3. First hand fan report.
4. Newspaper/magazine advertisement.
5. Concert report found in Performance magazine. (Thanks to Mr. Random for providing these!)

1983: Todd Rundgren and The Tubes

Date	Venue	City	Support	Attendance	Sources
January 5	Ethiopian Benefit	San Francisco, CA

1984: Utopia - Oblivion

Todd Rundgren, Roger Powell, Kasim Sulton, Willie Wilcox.

Date	Venue	City	Support	Attendance	Sources
February 11	Oblivion enters the Billboard charts.
April 5	Radio City	Glenville, NY			2
April 7	The Chance	Poughkeepsie, NY			2
April 8	The Chance	Poughkeepsie, NY			1
	Setlist: Too Much Water, Rock Love, Princess of the Universe, If I Didn't Try, Bring Me My Longbow, Hammer in My Heart, Abandon City, Set Me Free, Lysistrata (not on official CD), Itch in My Brain/Love With a Thinker, You Make Me Crazy, Swing to the Right, Very Last Time, Trapped, Caravan, The Last of the New Wave Riders, Crybaby, Love is the Answer.
April 13	The Twilight Zone	New Haven, CT	Visitor		2, 4
April 14	Orpheum Theatre	Boston, MA		2,156 (2,800)	2, 3
April 16	Stanley Theatre	Utica, NY
April 17	The Ritz	New York, NY
April 21	Bogart's	Cincinnati, OH		886 (1,000)	3
May 4	The Bayou	Washington, DC		Sold out (500)	3
May 5	Providence College	Providence, RI			8
May 6	University of Massachusetts	Amherst, MA			8
May 8	The Station	Wilkes Barre, PA			8
May 10	Up All Night	Irvington, NJ			8
May 11	Civic Center	Philadelphia, PA			5, 8
May 13	Coast to Coast Ballroom	Baltimore, MD		650 (1,200)	3, 8
May 14	The Bayou	Washington, DC			8
May 16	Bessie's Boathouse	Norfolk, VA			8
May 17	The Metron	Harrisburg, PA			2
	(Utopia Times lists this concert happening on May 18.)
May 19	Lakeland Community College	Kirtland, OH	Beaucoup		2, 6, 8
May 21	Bogart's	Cincinnati, OH			2, 8
May 22	Fountain Street Church	Grand Rapids, MI		Sold out (1,472)	3
May 24	The Palms Theatre (two shows)	Milwaukee, WI			6
May 25	Civic Center	Peoria, IL			8
May 27	Headliners	Madison, WI			6, 8
May 28	Park West	Chicago, IL			6, 8
May 29	Park West (two showings)	Chicago, IL			6, 7
	(Screenings of Todd's Ever Popular Tortured Artist Effect video with Todd in attendance to do a Q&A with the audience.)
May 30	Park West	Chicago, IL			8
June 13	The Ritz	New York, NY			6, 7
	(Todd perofms One World, Born to Synthesize, Cliche and Honest Work with Kasim Sulton and James Wilcox (Willie's brother) at this benefit concert.)
August 15	Poplar Creek Music Theatre	Poplar Creek, IL			6
	(Tickets to this concert were given away to people who bought a pair of jeans at a local GAP store.)
August	Ohio State Fair	Columbus, OH
Ausust 22	Rocky Glen Park	Moosic, PA		1,787 (4,000)	3
August 24	Pier 84	New York, NY

Sources:

1. Concert released on CD: Todd Archive Series Volume 9: Oblivion Tour
2. Ticket stub.
3. Concert report found in Pollstar. (Copyright by Pollstar.)
4. Concert attended by webmaster.
5. Research done by Karl Speck.
6. First hand fan report.
7. Fall 1984 issue of Utopia Time. (Thanks to Beth Barber.)
8. Spring 1984 issue of Utopia Time. (Thanks to Beth Barber.)

1984: Todd Rundgren - Solo

Todd performs solo on guitar and piano as well as singing some songs to pre-recorded backing via his cart machine. Excerpts from The Ever Popular Tortured Artist Effect video would be show throught the evening as well.
A typical evening's setlist would include Love of the Common Man, Cliche, It Wouldn't Have Made Any Difference, Too Far Gone, Can We Still Be Friends, Song of the Viking, Honest Work, Johnee Jingo, Lord Chancelor's Nightmare Song, Drunken Blue Rooster, Bang the Drum All Day, I'm So Proud/Ooh Baby Bay/La La Means I Love You/I Saw the Light, One World, The Wheel, A Dream Goes On Forever.

Date	Venue	City	Support	Attendance	Sources
December 26	The Living Room	Providence, RI			5
December 27	Agora Ballroom	West Hartford, CT			1, 3, 5
December 28	The Casbah	Manchester, NH			5
December 30	The Station	Wilkes-Barre, PA			1, 5
December 31	The Paradise	Boston, MA		2 sell outs (600)	2, 4, 5

Sources:

1. Ticket stub.
2. Concert report found in Pollstar. (Copyright by Pollstar.)
3. Concert attended by webmaster.
4. Billboard magazine, February 2, 1985 p. 67.
5. Winter 1985 issue of Utopia Time. (Thanks to Beth Barber.)

1985: Todd Rundgren - Solo

Date	Venue	City	Support	Attendance	Sources
January 2	The Ritz (two shows)	New York, NY			1
	(Guest appearance from Kasim Sulton.)
January 3	Chestnus Cabaret	Philadelphia, PA			1
	(Taping MTV's Basement Tapes.)
January 5	Gift Center Pavillion	San Francisco, CA			1
	(Todd performs Love of the Common Man, Cliche, It Wouldn't Have Made Any Difference, Can We Still Be Friends Lysistrata, Honest Work, The Wheel and One World with The Tubes. Ronnie Montrose also appeared.)

Sources:

1. Winter 1985 issue of Utopia Time. (Thanks to Beth Barber.)

1985: Utopia - POV

Todd Rundgren, Roger Powell, Kasim Sulton, Willie Wilcox.
This tour was a double bill with The Tubes and was Utopia's final tour of North America.

Date	Venue	City	Support	Attendance	Sources
February 17	Humboldt State University Field House	Arcata, CA			8
February 28	University of San Francisco Gymnasium	San Francisco, CA			8
March 8	Leavy Activity Center	Santa Clara, CA			8
March 16	Selinas Hall	Sherwood, CA			8
March 16	POV, Utopia's final studio album, enters the Billboard charts.
March 18	Palace of Fine Arts	San Francisco, CA			8
March 19	Palace of Fine Arts	San Francisco, CA			8
March 20	Palace of Fine Arts	San Francisco, CA			8
March 22	Warner's Theatre	Fresno, CA			8
March 23	Arlington Theatre	Santa Barbara, CA			8
April 2	Arena Auditorium/University of Wyoming	Laramie, WY			1, 10
April 3	University of Colorado Events Center	Boulder, CO			4, 5, 10
April 5	Memorial Hall	Kansas City, KS			2, 10
April 6	Five Seasons Center	Cedar Rapids, IA			10
April 7	Metro Center	Rockford, IL			5, 10
April 9	North Dakota University	Fargo, ND			10
April 11	Roy Wilkins Auditorium	St. Paul, MN			5
	(Utopia Times tour itinerary shows this concert happening at the St. Paul Civic Center.)
April 12	The Riverside Theater	Milwaukee, WI			10
April 13	Kiel Opera House	St. Louis, MO		2,517 (3,557)	3, 10
April 15	IU Auditorium	Bloomington, IN			2, 10
April 16	Illinois State University	Normal, IL			10
April 17	Michigan State Auditorium	Lansing, MI			10
April 19	Arie Crown Theatre	Chicago, IL
April 20	University Auditorium	Ann Arbor, MI			10
April 21	Fort Wayne Coliseum	Fort Wayne, IN			5, 10
April 23	Wings Stadium	Kalamazoo, MI			6, 10
April 24	Hara Arena	Dayton, OH			5, 10
April 26	Cleveland Coliseum	Cleveland, OH			2, 5, 6, 10
April 27	Masonic Auditorium	Toledo, OH			5, 6
April 28	Veterans Memorial	Columbus, OH			6, 10
April 30	Louisville Palace	Louisville, KY			4, 5, 6, 10
May 3	Mohawk Valley Community College Gymnasium	Utica, NY			8, 10
May 4	State University of New York	Albany, NY			5, 10
May 5	Stanley Theatre	Utica, NY			5, 6, 10
	(Rolling Stone shows this concert happening on May 3. Utopia Times itinerary lists this concert happening at Hofstra University.)
May 5		Hempstead, NY			6
May 7	Leroy Theater	Pawtucket, RI		1,481 (2,386)	3, 6, 10
May 9	Orpheum Theatre	Boston, MA		Sold out (2,800)	2, 3, 6, 10
May 10	Radio City Music Hall	New York, NY		3,977 (5,874)	3, 6, 10
May 11	Capitol Theater	Passaic, NJ		2,645 (3,397)	2, 3, 6, 10
May 12	University of Massachusetts	Amherst, MA			8
	(Unsure if the concert took place at UMass Amherst, UMass Lowell or Amherst University, Amherst.)
May 13	Capitol Theatre	Concaord, NH			10
	( Utopia Times itinerary lists this concert as unconfirmed.)
May 13	E. M. Loew's Theatre	Worcester, MA		1,081 (2,194)	3, 6
May 14	City Hall Auditorium	Portland, ME			8, 10
May 16	Agora Ballroom	West Hartford, CT			4, 10
May 17	Tower Theater	Upper Darby, PA		2,532 (3,072)	3, 9, 10
May 18	Orange County Community Theatre	Middletown, NY			6, 8, 10
May 26	Jamesville Beach				2
May 31	Darien Lake Fun Center Amohitheatre	Darien Center, NY			8, 10
June 1	Kingswood Theater	Toronto, ON			2, 10
June 2	Pine Knob	Detroit, MI			5, 10
June 4	Club Casino Summer	Hampton, NH		Sold out (1,600)	3
June 5	Club Casino Summer	Hampton, NH		Sold out (1,600)	3
June 6	MSU Auditorium	East Lansing, MI			2
June 7	Merriweather Post Pavillion	Columbia, MD			5, 8, 10
June 9	Syria Mosque	Pittsburgh, PA		2,069 (3,744)	3
June 12*		Memphis, TN			10
June 14	Fox Theatre	Atlanta, GA			8
June 15*		Charlotte, NC			10
June 16*		Richmond, VA			10
June 20*		Jacksonville, FL			10
June 21*		Ft. Lauderdale, FL			10
June 22*		St. Petersburg, FL			10
July 3	Gammage Auditorium	Phoenix, AZ		Sold out (2,785)	3, 9
July 5	Concord Pavillion	Concord, CA		5,092 (8,000)	2, 3, 7, 9
July 6	Santa Cruz Civic Auditorium	Santa Cruz, CA		1,364 (1,755)	3, 9
July 7	Pacific Amphitheatre	Costa Mesa, CA			9
July 10	SDSU Open Air Amphitheatre	San Diego, CA			9
July 11	Universal Amphitheatre	Los Angeles, CA			2, 9

*These concerts are listed as tentative by Utopia Times.

Sources:

1. Research done by Karl Speck.
2. Ticket stub.
3. Concert report found in Pollstar. (Copyright by Pollstar.)
4. Newspaper/magazine advertisement.
5. First hand fan report.
6. Tour itinerary found in Rolling Stone magazine.
7. Billboard magazine, July 20, 1985 p. 39.
8. The Tubes Museum.
9. July 1985 issue of Utopia Time. (Thanks to Beth Barber.)
10. Spring 1985 issue of Utopia Time. (Thanks to Beth Barber.)

1985: Todd Rundgren - A Cappella

Todd Rundgren and His Eleven Voice Orchestra: Doug Howard, Gary Windo, Doug Lacy, Robert Redding, Bob Leinbach, Mary Lou Arnold, Shandi Sinnamon, Steve Petrone, Reginald Brisbane (aka Briz), Kasim Sulton and Michelle Gray.

Date	Venue	City	Support	Attendance	Sources
October 12	A Cappella enters the Billboard charts.
October 13	UPAC	Kingston, NY			9
	Set List: Born To Synthesize, Love of the Common Man, Cliche, Too Far Gone, Song of the Viking, Johnee Jingo, Blue Orpheus, Pretending To Care, Hodja, Lost Horizon/Marvin Gaye Medley, Tiny Demons, Lord Chancellor's Nightmare Song, Honest Work, It Wouldn't Have Made Any Difference, Can We Still Be Friends, Bang the Drum All Day, I'm So Proud Medley/I Saw The Light, Mighty Love, Something To Fall Back On, Real Man, Love Is The Answer.
October 15	The Front Row	Cleveland, OH	John Rathbone		8, 9
October 16	Newport Ballroom	Columbus, OH			9
October 18	Bogart's	Cincinnati, OH			3, 9
October 19	Royal Oak Theatre	Detroit, MI			1, 9
October 21	Holiday Star Theatre	Merriville, IN			3, 9
October 22	Headliners	Madison, WI			9
October 23	First Avenue	Minneapolis, MN		1,040 (1,200)	2, 9
October 25	Riverside Theatre	Milwaukee, WI			9
October 26	Bismark Theatre	Chicago, IL			1, 9
	(Portions of this concert later broadcast on The King Biscuit Flower Hour.)
October 27	University of Illinois	Champaign, IL
October 28	Mississippi Nights	St. Louis, MO		Sold out (600)	2, 9
October 29	Lone Star Bar	Kansas City, MO			9
October 30	Austin Opera House	Austin, TX			1
October 31	The Arcadia	Dallas, TX			5, 9
	Set List: Born To Synthesize, Love of the Common Man, Cliche, Too Far Gone, Song of the Viking, Johnee Jingo, Blue Orpheus, Pretending To Care, Hodja, Lost Horizon/Marvin Gaye Medley, Tiny Demons, Lord Chancellor's Nightmare Song, Honest Work, It Wouldn't Have Made Any Difference, Can We Still Be Friends, Bang the Drum All Day, I'm So Proud Medley/I Saw The Light, Mighty Love, Something To Fall Back On, Real Man, Love Is The Answer.
November 2	Opera House	Houston, TX			3, 9
	One fan reports that this show took place at Rockefeller's.
November 3	Lindsey Theatre	Lubbock, TX			9
November 10	Oasis Ballroom	Sacramento, CA			3
November 11	The Warfield Theatre	San Francisco, CA		1,837 (2,000)	2, 8
November 13	The Palace	Hollywood, CA			2, 6, 8
November 14	The Palace	Hollywood, CA			2, 6, 8
	(Performance lists total attendance for the above two shows as 2,000. Pollstar lists total attendance for the above two shows as 1,804. Both list the venue's capacity at 1,200.)
November 15	Fender's Ballroom	Long Beach, CA		529 (1,000)	6, 8
November 17	After the Gold Rush	Tempe, AZ		Sold out (730)	2, 6, 8
November 18	Arizona Ballroom, University of Arizona	Tucson, AZ		approx. 700	7
November 22	Arcadia Theater	Dallas, TX			1, 3, 8
November 23	Brady Theatre	Tulsa, OK			8
November 24	Uptown Theatre	Kansas City, MO		1,132 (1,400)	1, 2, 8
November 26	SS President River Boat	New Orleans, LA			3, 8
	(Concert took place on a river boat that cruised during the performance.)
November 28	Moonshadow Saloon	Atlanta, GA		Sold out (800)	2, 6
November 29	Kidnapper's	Charlotte, NC		720 (800)	2, 6
	Set List: Born To Synthesize, Love of the Common Man, Cliche, Too Far Gone, Song of the Viking, Johnee Jingo, Blue Orpheus, Pretending To Care, Hodja, Lost Horizon/Marvin Gaye Medley, Tiny Demons, Lord Chancellor's Nightmare Song, Honest Work, It Wouldn't Have Made Any Difference, Can We Still Be Friends, Bang the Drum All Day, I'm So Proud Medley/I Saw The Light, Mighty Love, Something To Fall Back On, Real Man, Love Is The Answer.
December 1	The Bayou	Washington, DC		Sold out (500)	6
December 3	Stone Balloon	Newark, DE			3
December	The Living Room	Providence, RI			3
December 5	The Boat House	Norfolk, VA			3
December 6	Stone Pony	Asbury Park, NJ
December 7	Agora Ballroom	West Hartford, CT			1, 4
December 10	Toad's Place	New Haven, CT		600 (700)	6
December 11	State Theatre	Easton, PA
December 13	Beacon Theatre	New York, NY		2,200 (2,500)	1, 2
~~December 14~~	~~The Orpheum~~	~~Boston, MA~~			1
	(CANCELLED and moved to a smaller venue the following night.)
December 15	The Metro	Boston, MA		1,108 (1,455)	2, 4
December 16	Walnut Street Theatre	Philadelphia, PA		Sold out (1,052)	2, 6

Sources:

1. Ticket stub.
2. Concert report found in Pollstar. (Copyright by Pollstar.)
3. First hand fan report.
4. Concert attended by the webmaster.
5. Concert released on CD: Todd Archive Series Volume 7: A Cappella Tour
6. Concert report found in Performance magazine. (Thanks to Mr. Random for providing these!)
7. Newspaper/magazine review of concert.
8. November 1985 issue of Utopia Time. (Thanks to Beth Barber.)
9. October 1985 issue of Utopia Time. (Thanks to Beth Barber.)

1986: Todd Rundgren - various performances

Date	Venue	City	Support	Attendance	Sources
January 9		San Francisco, CA
	(Ethiopian aid benefit.)
February 20	Radio City Music Hall	New York, NY			1
	(Drive Aid concert with Cheap Trick, Nils Lofgren, Michael Des Barres and Kool and the Gang.)
April 3	JB Scott's	Albany, NY
	(Todd guests at a Cheap Trick concert.)
July 17	David Letterman Show / NBC Studios	New York, NY
November 22
	(Dorknacker benefit. Todd backed by The Tubes.)

Sources:

1. Pre-concert publicity in Billboard magazine.

1986: Todd Rundgren - Two Week Wonder Tour

Todd Rundgren solo.
Todd now uses MIDI sequencers for his backing tracks as his old tape cart machine had recently been destroyed in a warehouse fire. MIDI backing tracks were programmed by Roger Powell.

Date	Venue	City	Support	Attendance	Sources
December 7	Toad's Place	New Haven, CT			1, 4, 5
December 9	The Ritz	New York, NY			1, 5
December 10	The Bayou	Washington, DC			5
December 12	The Chance	Poughkeepsie, NY			1, 5
December 13	The Living Room	Providence, RI			5
December 14	The Paradise	Boston, MA		Sold out (650)	2, 3, 5
December 15	The Metro	Boston, MA		1,108 (1,455)	2, 3
December 16	The Trocadero	Philadelphia, PA			5
December 17	Autographs	Old Forge, PA			5
December 26	The Westport Playhouse	St Louis, MO			5
December 27	The Uptown Theatre	Kansas City, KS			5
December 29	The Guthrie	Minneapolis, MN			3, 5
December 30	The Park West	Chicago, IL			5
December 31	The Park West	Chicago, IL			1, 5

Sources:

1. Ticket stub.
2. Concert report found in Pollstar. (Copyright by Pollstar.)
3. First hand fan report.
4. Concert attended by the webmaster.
5. Pamphlet from Rundgren fan club, The Nexus.

1987: Todd Rundgren - Two Week Wonder Tour

Todd Rundgren solo.

Date	Venue	City	Support	Attendance	Sources
January 2?	Picadilly's	Indianapolis, IN
January 2?	The Odeon	Cleveland, OH
January 3?	Picadilly's	Indianapolis, IN
January 3?	The Odeon	Cleveland, OH
January 4?	Vogue	Indianapolis, IN
January 20	New George's	San Rafael, CA			3
January 22		Sacramento, CA			3
January 24	The Cabaret	San Jose, CA			3
January 25	Wolfgang's	San Francisco, CA		Sold out (550)	1, 3
January 26	Wolfgang's	San Francisco, CA		Sold out (550)	1, 3
January 28	Bacchanal	San Diego, CA			3
January 29	The Palace	Los Angeles, CA			2, 3
January 30	The Palace	Los Angeles, CA			3
February 1	The Coach House	San Juan Capistrano, CA		Sold out (350)	1, 3
February 3	Wolfgang's	San Francisco, CA		Sold out (550)	1, 3

Sources:

1. Concert report found in Pollstar. (Copyright by Pollstar.)
2. First hand fan report.
3. Tour t-shirt.

1987: Todd Rundgren - various performances

Date	Venue	City	Support	Attendance	Sources
April 22	DNA Lounge	San Francisco, CA
	("Condomania." A very unique concert. A benefit performance by Todd and Borgeois Tagg to raise funds for placing condom machines in San Francisco clubs. They perform condom related parodies of Todd songs such as "Love of the Condom Man," "Song of the Trojan," "Rubber's the Answer" and "Ramses Man.")
June 13		San Francisco, CA
	(Ethiopian Airlift benefit.)

1987: Todd Rundgren - Vote For Me! / TR In '88

Todd Rundgren solo.

Date	Venue	City	Support	Attendance	Sources
July 8	The Paradise	Boston, MA			1
July 10	Obsessions	Randolph, NJ			1
July 11	Fairmount Park	Philadelphia, PA			1
July 13	Toad's Place	New Haven, CT			1, 4
July 15	The Living Room	Providence, RI			1
July 17	The Chance	Poughkeepsie, NY			1, 3
July 18	The Ritz	New York, NY			1
July 25	The Coach House	San Juan Capistrano, CA			1
July 27	The Coach House	San Juan Capistrano, CA			1
July 28	The Coach House	San Juan Capistrano, CA			1
July 30	The Palace	Los Angeles, CA			1
July 31	The Palace	Los Angeles, CA			1
August 1	The Palace	Los Angeles, CA			1
~~August 3~~	~~Wolfgang's~~	~~San Francisco, CA~~			1
~~August 4~~	~~Wolfgang's~~	~~San Francisco, CA~~			1
~~August 5~~	~~Wolfgang's~~	~~San Francisco, CA~~			1, 3
	(Above three concerts at Wolfgang's cancelled as the venue had burned down. The three nights were consolidated into the one concert at the Warfield, below.)
August 5	Warfield Theatre	San Francisco, CA
August 7	The Cabaret Club	San Jose, CA			1
August 8	New George's	San Raphael, CA
August 13	The Westport Playhouse	St. Louis, MO			3
August 14	The Westport Playhouse	St. Louis, MO			1
August 16	University of Wisconsin	Milwaukee, WI
August 17	First Avenue	Minneapolis, MN			1
August 19	Park West	Chicago, IL			1, 3
August 20	Park West	Chicago, IL			1, 3
August 21	NBC Studios/David Letterman Show	New York, NY
August 22	UN Building	New York, NY
August 23	Olympic Island	Toronto, ON
August 25	Bogart's	Cincinnati, OH			2
August 26	Newport Music Hall	Columbus, OH	George Hertzel		2
August 28	The Nautica	Cleveland, OH			2, 3
August 29	Gafitti	Pittsburgh, PA			2
August 31	Mystic Theatre	Petaluma, CA
September 2	The Ritz	New York, NY

Sources:

1. Pamphlet from Rundgren fan club, The Nexus.
2. First hand fan report.
3. Ticket stub.
4. Concert attended by the webmaster.

1987: Todd Rundgren - various performances

Date	Venue	City	Support	Attendance	Sources
November 17	Oasis	San Francisco, CA
	(With Bourgeois Tagg.)
December 4?	Bogart's	Cincinnati, OH			1
December 4?	New George's	San Rafael, CA
	(With Bourgeois Tagg.)
December 31	Hard Rock Cafe	San Francisco, CA

Sources:

1. First hand fan report.

1988: Todd Rundgren - Solo

Date	Venue	City	Support	Attendance	Sources
January 17	Yuhbin Chokin Kaikan	Fukouka, JP
January 19	Konseinenkin Kaikan Shinjuku	Tokyo, JP
January 20	Shinjuku Konseinenkin	Fukouka, JP
January 21	Golden Sound Stage Sankie Hall	Osaka, JP
January 24	Shibuya Kohkaido	Tokyo, JP

1988: Todd Rundgren - various performances

Date	Venue	City	Support	Attendance	Sources
May 1	New George's	San Rafael, CA
	(With The Tubes.)

1989: Todd Rundgren - Nearly Human

Todd Rundgren, Byron Alred, Michele Gray, Max Haskett, Scott Mathews, Jenni Muldaur, Shandi Sinnamon, Bobby Strickland, Larry Tagg, Mike Urbano, Vince Welnick, Lyle Workman.

Date	Venue	City	Support	Attendance	Sources
March 3	The Fillmore	San Francisco, CA
May 26	NBC Studios/David Letterman Show	New York,
June 17	Nearly Human enters the Billboard charts.
July 10	One Step Beyond	Santa Clara, CA			1
July 12	The Fillmore	San Francisco, CA			1
July 13	The Wiltern	Los Angeles, CA			1
July 15	Celebrity Theatre	Phoenix, AZ			1
July 18	The Opera House	Austin, TX			1
July 19	The Majestic Theatre	Dallas, TX			1
July 21	Fox Theatre	St Louis, MO			1
July 22	The Riviera	Chicago, IL			1, 2
July 24	The Royal Oak	Detroit, MI			1
July 25	The Nautica	Cleveland, OH	Big Bam Boo		1, 2
July 27	Newport Theatre	Columbus, OH			1
July 28	Bogart's	Cincinnati, OH			1
July 30	Club Casino	Hampton Beach, NH			1
July 31	Citi Club	Boston, MA			1
August 2	Palace Theatre	New Haven, CT	Big Bam Boo		1, 2, 3
August 3	The Living Room	Providence, RI			1
August 5	The New Ritz	New York, NY			1
August 6	The New Ritz	New York, NY			1
August 8	Hammerjacks	Baltimore, MD			1, 2
August 9	Bally's	Atlantic City, NJ			1, 2
August 11	Tower Theatre	Upper Darby, PA			1, 2
August 12	Mid Hudson Civic Center	Poughkeepsie, NY			1, 2
August 14	Roy Thompson Hall	Toronto, ON			1
August 15	Club East Brooks	Grand Rapids, MI			1
August 17	Park West	Chicago, IL			1
August 18	First Avenue	Minneapolis, MN			1, 4
August 20	The Vogue	Indianapolis, IN			1
August 21	Newport Theatre	Columbus, OH			1
August 23	War Memorial Auditorium	Nashville, TN			1
August 24	Fox Theatre	Atlanta, GA			1
August 26	Sunrise Theatre	Sunrise, FL			1, 2
August 27	Mahaffey Theatre	St Petersburg, FL			1

Sources:

1. Pamphlet from Rundgren fan club, The Nexus.
2. Ticket stub.
3. Concert attended by the webmaster.
4. First hand fan report.

1990: Todd Rundgren - Nearly Human

Todd Rundgren, Byron Alred, Michele Gray, Max Haskett, Scott Mathews, Jenni Muldaur, Shandi Sinnamon, Bobby Strickland, Larry Tagg, Mike Urbano, Vince Welnick, Lyle Workman.

Date	Venue	City	Support	Attendance	Sources
January 5	Denki Hall	Fukuoka, JP
January 6	Festival Hall	Osaka, JP
January 9	Tokyo Sun Plaza	Tokyo, JP
January 10	Tokyo Sun Plaza	Tokyo, JP			4
January 11	Tokyo Sun Plaza	Tokyo, JP
January 13	Club Citta	Kawasaki, JP
January 14	Tokyo Sun Plaza	Tokyo, JP
January 17	Wiltern Theatre	Los Angeles, CA			1
January 18	California Theatre	San Diego, CA			1
January 20	Celebrity Theatre	Anaheim, CA			1
January 21	Ventura Theatre	Ventura, CA			1
January 23	Celebrity Theatre	Phoenix, AZ			1
January 24	Paramount Theatre	Denver, CO			1
January 27	Brady Theatre	Tulsa, OK			1
January 28	Majestic Theatre	Dallas, TX			1
January 30	Tiptina's	New Orleans, LA			1
January 31	Tiptina's	New Orleans, LA			1
February 15	David Letterman Show / NBC Studios	New York, NY
February 16	The New Ritz	New York, NY			1
February 17	The New Ritz	New York, NY			1, 2, 5
February 19	The Music Hall	Cleveland, OH			1
February 20	Palace Theatre	Canton, OH			1
February 22	Newport Music Hall	Columbus, OH			1
February 23	Kalamazoo State Theatre	Kalamazoo, MI			1
February 25	Riverside Theatre	Milwaukee, WI			1
February 26	First Avenue	Minneapolis, MN			1, 3
February 28	Fox Theatre	St Louis, MO			1
March 2	The Vic Theatre	Chicago, IL			1
March 3	The Vic Theatre	Chicago, IL			1
	Setlist: Real Man, Unloved Children, Parallel Lines, Can't Stop Running, Compassion, Secret Society, Something to Fall Back On, Love of the Common Man, Tiny Demons, Cliche, Can We Still Be Friends?, Mated, The Waiting Game, Love in Action, Lost Horizon/Marvin Gaye Medley, Feel It, Rock Love, Hawking, The Want of a Nail, Hello It's Me, I Love My Life.
March 6	Fifth Avenue	Seattle, WA			1
March 7	Starry Nights	Portland, OR			1
March 9	Warfield Theatre	San Francisco, CA			1
March 10	Warfield Theatre	San Francisco, CA			1
	Setlist: Real Man, Unloved Children, Parallel Lines, Can't Stop Running, Compassion, Secret Society, Something to Fall Back On, Love of the Common Man, Tiny Demons, Cliche, Can We Still Be Friends?, Mated, The Waiting Game, Love in Action, Lost Horizon/Marvin Gaye Medley, Feel It, Rock Love, Hawking, The Want of a Nail, Hello It's Me, I Love My Life.

Sources:

1. Pamphlet from Rundgren fan club, The Nexus.
2. Concert attended by the webmaster.
3. First hand fan report.
4. Concert released on Live in Japan VHS and DVD. Also released on CD: Bootleg Series Volume 3: Nearly Human Tour Japan '90.
5. Ticket stub.

1990: Todd Rundgren - various performances

Date	Venue	City	Support	Attendance	Sources
March 17	BAMMIE Awards	San Francisco, CA
June 13	2 Life Benefit	Townsend, CA

1990: Todd Rundgren - 2nd Wind warm up concerts

Todd Rundgren, Michele Gray, Max Haskett, Prairie Prince, Shandi Sinnamon, Bobby Strickland, Scott Matthews, Ross Vallory, Roger Powell, Vince Welnick, Jenni Muldaur, Lyle Workman.
A short tour of California to warm up for the July 2nd Wind live recording sessions.

Date	Venue	City	Support	Attendance	Sources
June 19	The Strand	Rodondo Beach, CA
June 20	The Strand	Rodondo Beach, CA
June 22	The Strand	Rodondo Beach, CA
June 25	The Coach House	San Juan Capistrano, CA
June 26	The Coach House	San Juan Capistrano, CA
June 28	The Coach House	San Juan Capistrano, CA
June 29	Ventura Theatre	Ventura, CA
July 1	Crest Theatre	Sacramento, CA			1
July 2	The Catalyst	Santa Cruz, CA

Sources:

1. First hand fan report.

1990: Todd Rundgren - 2nd Wind live recording sessions

Todd Rundgren, Michele Gray, Max Haskett, Prairie Prince, Shandi Sinnamon, Bobby Strickland, Scott Matthews, Ross Vallory, Roger Powell, Vince Welnick, Jenni Muldaur, Lyle Workman.
Todd holds recording sessions for his forthcoming album, 2nd Wind, live in front of an audience.

Date	Venue	City	Support	Attendance	Sources
July 6	Palace of Fine Arts	San Francisco, CA	1
July 7	Palace of Fine Arts	San Francisco, CA
July 9	Palace of Fine Arts	San Francisco, CA	1
July 11	Palace of Fine Arts	San Francisco, CA
July 12	Palace of Fine Arts	San Francisco, CA

Sources:

1. Ticket stub.

1990: Todd Rundgren - various performances

Todd Rundgren, Michele Gray, Max Haskett, Shandi Sinnamon, Bobby Strickland, Larry Tagg, Michael Urbano, Roger Powell, Lyle Workman, Byron Alred.

Date	Venue	City	Support	Attendance	Sources
December 30	The Riviera	Chicago, IL			1, 2
December 31	The Riviera	Chicago, IL

Sources:

1. Anthony Rogers' CD list.
2. First hand fan report.

1991: Todd Rundgren - 2nd Wind

Todd Rundgren, Michele Gray, Jesse Gress, Max Haskett, Mingo, Prairie Prince, Rob Sabino, Shandi Sinnamon, Bobby Strickland, Larry Tagg.

Date	Venue	City	Support	Attendance	Sources
February 16	2nd Wind enters the Billboard charts.
	(This is Todd's last album to enter the Billboard charts.)
March 25	The Edge	Palo Alto, CA			1
March 26	The Catalyst	Santa Cruz, CA			1
March 28	Wiltern Theatre	Los Angeles, CA			1
March 30	Ventura Theatre	Ventura, CA			1
March 31	Spreckles Theatre	San Diego, CA			1
April 2	Celebrity Theatre	Anaheim, CA			1
April 3	Celebrity Theatre	Phoenix, AZ			1
April 5	Opera House	Austin, TX			1, 3
April 6	Majestic Theatre	Dallas, TX			1
April 8	Tiptina's	New Orleans, LA			1
April 10	Center Stage	Atlanta, GA			1
April 11	Showcase	Raleigh, NC			1
April 13	Hammerjacks	Baltimore, MD			1
April 14	Tower Theatre	Upper Darby, PA			1, 3
April 17	FM Kirby Center	Wilkes-Barre, PA			1
April 18	Citi Club	Boston, MA			1, 3, 4, 5
	Set list: Love Science, Real Man, Love ot the Common Man, Who's Sorry Now?, Johnee Jingo, Mighty Love, Parallel Lines, Can't Stop Running, Unloved Children, The Smell of Money, Change Myself, Kindness, Secret Society/Something to Fall Back On/Rock Love, Lost Horizon/Marvin Gaye Medley, Feel It, 2nd Wind, The Want Of A Nail, Hello It's Me, Jesse, Public Servant.
April 20	The New Ritz	New York, NY			1
April 21	The New Ritz	New York, NY			1, 3, 4, 5
April 23	The Stambaugh	Youngstown, OH			1
April 24	Palace Theatre	Canton, OH			1
April 26	NBC Studios/David Letterman Show	New York, NY
April 27	Veteran's Memorial	Columbus, OH			1
April 28	Club Eastbrook	Grand Rapids, MI			1
April 30	The Music Hall	Cleveland, OH			1
May 1	The Music Hall	Cleveland, OH			1
May 2	Royal Oak Theatre	Royal Oak, MI			1
May 4	McGaw Auditorium, Northwestern University	Evanston, IL			1, 3
May 5	Orpheum Theatre	Minneapolis, MN			1
	Set list: Love Science, Real Man, Love ot the Common Man, Who's Sorry Now?, Johnee Jingo, Mighty Love, Parallel Lines, Can't Stop Running, Unloved Children, The Smell of Money, Change Myself, Kindness, Secret Society/Something to Fall Back On/Rock Love, Lost Horizon/Marvin Gaye Medley, Feel It, 2nd Wind, The Want Of A Nail, Hello It's Me, Jesse, Public Servant.
May 7	American Theatre	St Louis, MO			1
May 10	Warfield Theatre	San Francisco, CA			1
May 11	Warfield Theatre	San Francisco, CA			1
May 29		Sapporo, JP
May 30	Club Quatro	Osaka, JP
June 1	Club Quatro	Osaka, JP			5
	(Concert available digitally from Amazon and iTunes.)
June 5	NHK Hall	Tokyo, JP
June 6	NHK Hall	Tokyo, JP
June 7	Club Quatro	Osaka, JP
August 16	Superstars	Mississauga, ON
August 18	Nautica Stage	Cleveland Flats, OH			3
August 19	Palace Theatre	Canton, OH
August 21	Newport Music Hall	Columbus, OH
August 24	Emery Theatre	Cincinnati, OH
August 25	Vogue Theatre	Indianapolis, IN
August 27	Club Eastbrook	Grand Rapids, MI
August 28	Riviera Theatre	Chicago, IL			3, 6
	(Concert released on CD: Todd Archive Series Volume 3: Live in Chicago '91. Official CD says this concert took place on August 26, other sources say August 28.)
	Set list: Love Science, Real Man, Love ot the Common Man, Who's Sorry Now?, Johnee Jingo, Mighty Love, Parallel Lines, Can't Stop Running, Unloved Children, The Smell of Money, Change Myself, Kindness, Secret Society/Something to Fall Back On/Rock Love, Lost Horizon/Marvin Gaye Medley, Feel It, 2nd Wind, The Want Of A Nail, Hello It's Me, Jesse, Public Servant.
August 30	Promenade Park	Toledo, OH
August 31	Fulton Theatre	Pittsburgh, PA

Sources:

1. Pamphlet from Rundgren fan club, The Nexus.
2. First hand fan report.
3. Ticket stub.
4. Concert attended by the webmaster.
5. Concert released digitally via iTunes.
6. Concert released on CD: Todd Archive Series Volume 3: Live in Chicago '91

1991: Todd Rundgren - various performances

Date	Venue	City	Support	Attendance	Sources
December 13	Hard Rock Cafe	San Francisco, CA
	(Toys for Tots benefit)
December 27	Rheem Theatre	Moraga, CA
December 28	Rheem Theatre	Moraga, CA
December 30	Strand Theatre	Redondo Beach, CA
December 31	Ventura Theatre	Ventura, CA

1992: Todd Rundgren - various performances

Date	Venue	City	Support	Attendance	Sources
February 29	Agora Theatre	Cleveland, OH
	(Star Guitar benefit.)
April 16	Oak Theatre	Chicago, IL			1, 2
	(Ticket stub says "special solo acoustic show.")
April 17	Oak Theatre	Chicago, IL
	(Anthony Rogers' archive states the above two Chicago concerts featured a unique lineup of Todd Rundgren, Larry Tagg, Lyle Workman, Roger Powell, and Prairie Prince. Frank Bubnick's archive states these were solo acoustic performances.)

Sources:

1. Anthony Rogers' CD list.
2. Ticket stub.

1992: Utopia - Redux '92

Todd Rundgren, Roger Powell, Kasim Sulton, Willie Wilcox.
Utopia's final tour. Although Todd and Kasim have toured together several times since, the band has not played again.

Date	Venue	City	Support	Attendance	Sources
May 3	One Step Beyond	Santa Clara, CA		Sold out (1,364)	1
	Set list: Fix Your Gaze, Zen Machine, Trapped, Princess of the Universe, Swing to the Right, Hammer in My Heart, Abandon City, Back on the Street, Itch In My Brain, The Ikon, Play This Game, Mystified, Hiroshima, Libertine, Only Human, Love In Action, Caravan, Last of the New Wave Riders, One World, Love is the Answer, Just One Victory.)
May 8	Gatanda Kani Hoken Hall	Tokyo, JP
May 9	Gatanda Kani Hoken Hall	Tokyo, JP
May 10	Gatanda Kani Hoken Hall	Tokyo, JP
	(Concert released on CD, VHS and later DVD: Redux '92-Live in Japan. Longer version available digitally from Amazon and iTunes.)
May 11	Sun Plaza	Tokyo, JP
	(Todd guests at a Cheap Trick concert.)
May 12		Fukuoka, JP
May 13	Sankei Hall	Osaka, JP
May 15	Kinro-Kaikan	Nagoya, JP
May 16		Sapporo, JP

Sources:

1. Concert report found in Pollstar. (Copyright by Pollstar.)

1992: Ringo Starr and His All Star Band

Ringo Starr, Todd Rundgren, Timmy Cappello, Burton Cummings, David Edmunds, Nils Lofgren, Timothy B. Schmidt, Zak Starkey, Joe Walsh .
Todd joins Ringo Starr's 1992 summer tour.

Date	Venue	City	Support	Attendance	Sources
May 27	Arsenio Hall Show	Los Angeles, CA
June 2	Sunrise Musical Theatre	Sunrise, FL
June 3	Sunrise Musical Theatre	Sunrise, FL
June 5	Bayfront Auditorium	Saint Petersburg, FL
June 6	Blockbuster Pavillion	Charlotte, NC
June 7	Chastain Park Amphitheatre	Atlanta, GA
June 9	River Bend Music Theatre	Cincinnati, OH
June 10	Blossom Music Center	Cuyahoga Falls, OH
June 12	Deer Creek Music Center	Noblesville, IN
June 13	Poplar Creek Music Theatre	Chicago, IL
June 15	Pine Knob Music Center	Clarkston, MI
June 16	Kingswood Theatre	Maple, ON
June 17	Merriweather Post Pavillion	Columbia, MD
June 19	Radio City Music Hall	New York, NY
June 20	Radio City Music Hall	New York, NY
June 21	Garden State Arts Center	Holmdel, NJ			1
June 22	Great Woods Center For the Performing Arts	Mansfield, MA
June 23	Jones Beach	Wantaugh, NY
June 25	Summerfest/Marcus Amphitheatre	Milwaukee, WI
June 26	Riverport Amphitheatre	Maryland Heights, MO
June 28	Sandstone Amphitheatre	Bonner Springs, KS
July 2	All Starr Festival	Gothenburg, SE
July 3	Dalarock Festival	Hedemora, SE
July 4		Malmo, SE
July 6		Liverpool, UK
July 7		London, UK
July 8		Paris, FR
July 10		Hamburg, DE
July 11		Bayreuth, DE
July 12?	Unterfrankenhalle	Aschaffenburg, DE
July 12?		Fraunfield, CH
July 13	Montreaux Jazz Festival	Montreaux, CH
July 15		Berlin, DE
July 17		Pori, FI
July 18	Valbry Idretspark	Copenhagen, DK
July 19		Arhus, DK
July 20		Belga Beach, BE
July 22		Brescia, IT
July 23		Viareggio, IT
July 24		Rome, IT
August 1	Summer Music Theatre	George, WA
August 3	Harvey's Resort Hotel	Lake Tahoe, CA
August 4	Redwood	Santa Clara, CA
August 5	Concord Pavillion	Concord, CA
August 7	California Mid State Fair	Paso Robles, CA
August 8	Camp Pendleton Base	Oceanside, CA
August 9	Pacific Amphitheatre	Costa Mesa, CA
August 11	Greek Theatre	Los Angeles, CA
August 12	Greek Theatre	Los Angeles, CA
August 13	Desert Sky Pavillion	Phoenix, AZ
August 15	Austin Aquafest	Austin, TX
August 16	Riverfront Park	Little Rock, AR
August 18	Starplex Amphitheatre	Dallas, TX
August 20	Ohio State Fair	Columbus, OH
August 21	Freedom Hall	Louisville, KY
August 22	Iowa State Fair	Des Moines, IA
August 24	Starlake Amphitheatre	Burgettestown, PA
August 25	Fingerlakes	Rochester, NY
August 26	Saratoga Performing Arts Center	Saratoga Springs, NY
August 27	Atlantic City, NJ
August 28	Waterloo Village	Stanhope, NJ
September 1	Fiddler's Green Amphitheatre	Denver, CO
September 2	Parkwest Amphitheatre	Park City, UT
September 4	Ceaser's Palace (two shows)	Las Vegas, NV
September 5	Ceaser's Palace	Las Vegas, NV
October 23		Tucson, AZ

Sources:

All 1992 Ringo dates courtesy of Karl Speck and this great Ringo site.

Additional sources:

1. Ticket stub.

1992: Todd Rundgren - various performances

Date	Venue	City	Support	Attendance	Sources
October 11	Shoreline Amphitheatre	Mountain View, CA			1
	(Sacred Hoop Benefit with Bonnie Raitt, Don Henley, Jackson Browne and Little Feat.)
October 14		Las Vegas, NV
	(Missing and Exploited Children Benefit.)
November 28	Bimbo's 365 Club	San Francisco, CA			1
	(Joel Selvin Roast with Sammy Hagar, Huey Lewis, Chris Isaak, Bonnie Raitt, Van Morrison, and the house band The Affordables featuring members of the Tubes and Nearly Human/2nd Wind bands.)
December 28	Slim's	San Francisco, CA			1
	(Toys For Tots benefit with Michael Penn, John Lee Hooker and The Rembrandts.)

Sources:

1. First hand fan report.

1993: Todd Rundgren - various performances

Date	Venue	City	Support	Attendance	Sources
January, 16	Warfield Theatre	San Francisco, CA
	(Presidio Hill School Benefit.)

1993: Todd Rundgren (TR-i) - No World Order CD-I Demo

Todd Rundgren.
Todd does in store appearances to demonstrate his new interactive CD No World Order.

Date	Venue	City	Support	Attendance	Sources
June 3	Tower Records	Chicago, IL			1
July 14		San Francisco, CA
July 16		Seattle, WA
July 19	Best Buy	Wayzata, MN			1
July 19	Butler Square	Minneapolis, MN			1
July 21	Record Den	Cleveland, OH
July 26		Philadelphia, PA
July 27	Circuit City	Washington, DC
July 28	Blockbuster Music	Atlanta, GA

Sources:

1. First hand fan report.

1993: Todd Rundgren (TR-i) - World (No Order) Tour

Todd Rundgren and the TR-i Girls (Michelle Gray, Melanie Macbee and Millie Madjidi.)
Although Todd is the only musician on stage, the shows are far from acoustic. Todd is backed by layers of pre-programmed, interactive music.

Date	Venue	City	Support	Attendance	Sources
October 20	On Air	Tokyo, JP
	(Much of the equipment needed to perform the concert fails before show time, forcing Todd to do an all acoustic concert.)
October 26	On Air	Tokyo, JP
October 27	On Air	Tokyo, JP
November 16	Under the Rail	Seattle, WA			2, 3
November 17	La Luna	Portland, OR			2, 3
November 20	Ogden Theatre	Denver, CO			2, 3
November 22	First Avenue	Minneapolis, MN			1, 2, 3
November 23	Park West	Chicago, IL			2, 3
November 24	Park West	Chicago, IL			2, 3, 5
November 27	The Rave	Milwaukee, WI			2, 3
November 28	Park West	Chicago, IL			2, 3
November 30	R.P.M.	Toronto, ON			2, 3
December 1	Armory	Buffalo, NY			2
December 3	Center for the Arts	Boston, MA			2, 3, 4, 5
December 4	Roseland	New York, NY			2, 3, 5
December 6	The Trocadero	Philadelphia, PA			2, 3
December 8	The Valleydale	Columbus, OH			2, 3
December 9	State Theatre	Detroit, MI			2, 3
December 11	Gray's Armory	Cleveland, OH			2, 3
December 12	Gray's Armory	Cleveland, OH			2, 3
December 14	Memorial Hall	Kansas City, KS			2, 3
December 16	Bomb Factory	Dallas, TX			2, 3
December 17	Rockefeller's	Houston, TX			2, 3
December 20	Club Rios	Phoenix, AZ			2, 3

Sources:

1. First hand fan report.
2. Tour t-shirt.
3. Pamphlet from Rundgren fan club, The Nexus.
4. Concert attended by the webmaster.
5. Ticket stub.

1994: Todd Rundgren (TR-i) - World (No Order) Tour

Todd Rundgren and the TR-i Girls (Michelle Gray, Melanie Macbee and Millie Madjidi.)

Date	Venue	City	Support	Attendance	Sources
January 14	Luther Burbank Hall	Santa Rosa, CA
January 15	Fairmont Hotel	San Francisco, CA
~~January~~	~~Fairfax High School~~	~~Los Angeles, CA~~			1
	(Postponed to February due to Northridge Earthquake of January 17, 1994.)
January 25	Gray's Armory	Cleveland, OH
January 26	Bogart's	Cincinnati, OH
January 28	New Daisy Theatre	Memphis, TN
January 29	International Ballroom	Atlanta, GA
February 2	Thunderdome at the Brewery	Louisville, KY			2
February 3	The Vogue	Indianapolis, IN
February	Fairfax High School	Los Angeles, CA			1
	(Rescheduled show from January.)
June 18	Club Quatro	Osaka, JP
June 20	On Air	Tokyo, JP
June 21	On Air	Tokyo, JP
August 11	Woodstock '94 Festival	Saugerties, NY
August 12	Woodstock '94 Festival	Saugerties, NY
August 13	Woodstock '94 Festival	Saugerties, NY
September 13		Madrid, ES
September 23	Bevrs Van Berlage	Amsterdam, NL
September 25	Rockefeller Music Hall	Oslo, NO			1
September 26	The Cirkus	Stockholm, SE
~~September 30~~	~~Huxley's New World~~	~~Berlin, DE~~			1
	(Cancelled due to poor ticket sales.)
October 2	Le Phoenix	Mulhouse, FR			2
October 3	La Cigale	Paris, FR			2
October 6	The Forum	London, UK
	(Concert released on CD: Bootleg Series Volume 1 Live at the Forum, London '94.)
October 7	The Forum	London, UK			2
	(Concert released on VHS: Live in Cyberia.)
October 8		Manchester, UK
	(This is most likely the October 9 concert listed below.)
October 9	Manchester Academy	Manchester, UK			2

Sources:

1. First hand fan report.
2. Ticket stub.

1995: Todd Rundgren (TR-i) - The Individualist

Todd Rundgren, Jesse Gress, Prairie Prince, Larry Tagg and John Ferenzik.

Date	Venue	City	Support	Attendance	Sources
June 8	The Edge	Palo Alto, CA
June 10	The Catalyst	Santa Cruz, CA
June 12	House of Blues	Los Angeles, CA			1
June 13	House of Blues	Los Angeles, CA			1
June 17	Club Quattro	Osaka, JP
June 18	Club Quattro	Nagoya, JP
June 20	Liquid Room	Tokyo, JP
June 21	Liquid Room	Tokyo, JP
July 2	The Ranch Bowl	Omaha, NE
July 3	Liberty Hall	Lawrence, KS
July 8	The Vic Theatre	Chicago, IL
July 10	The Vogue	Indianapolis, IN
July 11	Cincinnati Zoo	Cincinnati, OH
July 12	Nautica Stage	Cleveland, OH	George Hertzel		2
July 14	The Palace Theatre	Canton, OH	George Hertzel
July 16	The Chance	Poughkeepsie, NY
July 17	Toad's Place	New Haven, CT
July 18	The Sting	New Britain, CT			2, 3
	(Concert available digitally from iTunes.)
	Setlist: Black and White, Family Values, If Not Now, When?, Hammer In My Heart, Tables Will Turn, #1 Lowest Common Denominator, Espresso (All Jacked Up), The Individualist, Mystified/Broke Down Busted, Woman's World, Temporary Sanity, Fascist Christ, Black Maria, Worldwide Epiphany.
July 20	Irving Plaza	New York, NY
July 21	The Avalon	Boston, MA
July 23	The Trocadero	Philadelphia, PA			2
July 24	The Bayou	Washington, DC
July 26	Roxy Theatre	Atlanta, GA			2
July 28	Shades Orange Park	Jacksonville, FL			2
July 29	The Coliseum	St. Petersburg, FL
July 30	Sunset Strip	Orlando, FL
August 2	House of Blues	New Orleans, LA
August 4	Liberty Lunch	Austin, TX			2
August 5	Trees	Deep Ellum/Dallas, TX
August 6	Trees	Deep Ellum/Dallas, TX
August 11	New Daisy Theatre	Memphis, TN
August 12	Performance Hall	Nashville, TN
August 14	The Odeon	Cleveland, OH
August 15	The Ritz	Detroit, MI			2
August 17	The Orbit Room	Grand Rapids, MI
August 19	First Avenue	Minneapolis, MN
August 20	The Rave	Milwaukee, WI			1
August 24	The Belly Up Tavern	Solana Beach, CA			2
August 26	The Fillmore	San Francisco, CA
August 27	The Fillmore	San Francisco, CA
December 28	Newport Theatre	Columbus, OH
December 30	The Agora	Cleveland, OH
	Setlist: Hammer in My Heart, Tables Will Turn, Fascist Christ, Black and White, Family Values, No. 1 Lowest Common Denominator, Bang the Drum All Day, Lucky Guy, The Individualist, Black Maria, One World, Temporary Sanity, Worldwide Epiphany, The Wheel.
December 31	Park West	Chicago, IL

Sources:

1. First hand fan report.
2. Ticket stub.
3. Concert attended by the webmaster.

1996: Todd Rundgren - various performances

Date	Venue	City	Support	Attendance	Sources
May 18	The Fillmore	San Francisco, CA	Paul Kantner		1
	(Presidio Hill School Benefit. Todd is backed by Vince Welnick, Larry Tagg and Prairie Prince.)

Sources:

First hand fan report.

1996: Todd Rundgren (TR-i) - The Individualist

Todd Rundgren, Jesse Gress, Prairie Prince, Larry Tagg and John Ferenzik.

Date	Venue	City	Support	Attendance	Sources
August 21	Hampton Beach Casino	Hampton Beach, NH
August 22	State Theatre	Portland, ME
August 24	The Chance	Poughkeepsie, NY
August 25	Toad's Place	New Haven, CT			1, 2
August 27	Irving Plaza	New York, NY
August 28	The Bayou	Washington, DC
August 30	The Sands	Atlantic City, NJ
August 31	The Sands (two shows)	Atlantic City, NJ			1

Sources:

1. Ticket stub.
2. Concert attended by the webmaster.

1996: Todd Rundgren - Solo

Date	Venue	City	Support	Attendance	Sources
October 20	Fukuoka, JP
October 22	Club Quatro	Osaka, JP
October 23	Club Quatro	Nagoya, JP
October 24	Ebisu Garden Hall	Tokyo, JP
October 25	Penny Lane	Sapporo, JP
October 27	Yachiyo Intrnational University	Chiba, JP
October 31	Ebisu Garden Hall	Tokyo, JP
November 2	Club Quatro	Osaka, JP
November 17	Fillmore	San Francisco, CA
November 19	House of Blues	Los Angeles, CA			1
November 21	Ventura Theatre	Ventura, CA			1
November 23	Gibson's	Tempe, AZ
November 24	Galaxy	Santa Ana, CA
November 26	4th & Broadway	San Diego, CA
November 27	Knocti Harbor	Kelseyville, CA
December 1	Caravan of Dreams	Fort Worth, TX
December 3	Rockefeller's	Houston, TX			2
December 4	House of Blues	New Orleans, LA
December 6	Jannus Landing	St. Petersburg, FL			1
December 7	Embassy Music Hall	Orlando, FL			1
December 27	Electric Factory	Philadelphia, PA			2
December 28	The Chameleon	Lancaster, PA
December 31	Park West	Chicago, IL

Sources:

1. First hand fan report.
2. Ticket stub.

1997: Todd Rundgren - Solo

Date	Venue	City	Support	Attendance	Sources
January 3	The Odeon	Cleveland, OH
January 4	The Vogue	Indianapolis, IN
August 3	The Catalyst	Santa Cruz, CA
August 5	Ballard Firehouse	Seattle, WA
August 9	Slim's	San Francisco, CA
August 15	Club Asia	Shibuya, JP
August 16	Tower Records	Tokyo, JP
August 19	Akasaka Blitz	Tokyo, JP
August 23	Center Theatre	Shanghai, CN
September 11	Long Island Brewing Company	Jericho, NY
September 12	Lupo's	Bethlehem, PA
September 13	The Chance	Poughkeepsie, NY

1997: Todd Rundgren - With A Twist / Tiki Lounge Tour

Todd Rundgren, Jesse Gress, Prairie Prince, Kasim Sulton and John Ferenzik.

Date	Venue	City	Support	Attendance	Sources
October 29	Slim's	San Francisco, CA
October 30	Slim's	San Francisco, CA
November 1	House of Blues	Los Angeles, CA
November 2	Belly Up Tavern	San Diego, CA
November 3	Cajun House	Phoenix, AZ
November 5	Paramount Theatre	Denver, CO
November 8	La Zona Rosa	Austin, TX
November 9	Caravan of Dreams	Fort Worth, TX
November 11	Cabooze	Minneapolis, MN			1
November 13	Mississippi Nights	St Louis, MO
November 14	Vic Theatre	Chicago, IL
November 15	The Palladium	Detroit, MI
November 17	The Odeon	Cleveland, OH
November 20	Carefree Theatre	West Palm Beach, FL			2
November 21	House of Blues	Lake Buena Vista, FL
November 22	The Roxy	Atlanta, GA
November 24	The Village	Lancaster, PA
November 25	Keswick Theatre	Philadelphia, PA
November 26	Irving Plaza	New York, NY			2
November 28	The Paradise	Boston, MA			2, 3
November 29	Jaxx	Springfield, VA

Sources:

1. First hand fan report.
2. Ticket stub.
3. Concert attended by the webmaster.

1998: Todd Rundgren - With A Twist / Tiki Lounge Tour

Todd Rundgren, Jesse Gress, Prairie Prince, Kasim Sulton and John Ferenzik.

Date	Venue	City	Support	Attendance	Sources
February 1	Barrymore Theatre	Madison, WI
February 2	Modjeska Theatre	Milwaukee, WI
February 4	The Mecca	Columbus, OH
February 5	Orbit Room	Grand Rapids, MI
February 6	Pierre's	Fort Wayne, IN
February 8	Bogart's	Cincinnati, OH
February 9	The Odeon	Cleveland, OH
February 10	The Odeon	Cleveland, OH
February 13	Club Bene	South Amboy, NJ
February 14	Trump Marina	Atlantic City,
February 15	Toad's Place	New Haven, CT			2, 3
February 17	The Staircase	Pittston, PA
February 19	The Copper Mine	Petersburg, VA			2
February 20	Daytona's	Pasadena, MD
February 21	Jaxx	Springfield, VA
February 24	Ziggy's	Winston-Salem, NC
February 26	House of Blues	New Orleans, LA
February 28	Universal Studios	Orlando, FL
March 1	State Theatre	St Petersburg, FL			2

Sources:

1. First hand fan report.
2. Ticket stub.
3. Concert attended by the webmaster.

1998: Todd Rundgren - Channel Surfing With Todd Rundgren

Todd Rundgren and Jesse Gress.

Date	Venue	City	Support	Attendance	Sources
November 7	Club Caprice	Redondo Beach, CA
November 8	Club Caprice	Redondo Beach, CA
November 10	Palookaville	Santa Cruz, CA
November 11	The Edge	Palo Alto, CA
November 13	The Ballard Firehouse	Seattle, WA
November 14	The Ballard Firehouse	Seattle, WA
November 20	NBC Studios/David Letterman Show	New York, NY
November 21	The Roxy Theater	Northampton, PA
November 22	Maddie's	Frazer, PA
November 24	Northern Lights	Clifton Park, NY
November 25	Club Bene	South Amboy, NJ			1
November 27	Trump Marina	Atlantic City, NJ
November 28	Intermedia Art Center	Huntington, NY

Sources:

1. Ticket stub.

1999: Todd Rundgren - various performances

Date	Venue	City	Support	Attendance	Sources
February 9	International Place	Boston, MA
	(Todd performs solo at this free lunchtime concert sponsored by WBOS. Live version of "Bang the Ukelele Daily" on One Long Year recorded at this concert.)

1999: Ringo Starr and His All Star Band

Ringo Starr, Todd Rundgren, Tim Cappello, Gary Brooker, Simon Kirke and Jack Bruce.
Todd joins Ringo Starr's 1999 tour.

Date	Venue	City	Support	Attendance	Sources
February 12	Trump Taj Mahal	Atlantic City, NJ
February 13	Trump Taj Mahal	Atlantic City, NJ
February 14	Trump Taj Mahal	Atlantic City, NJ
February 16	Beacon Theatre	New York, NY
February 17	Beacon Theatre	New York, NY
February 19	Mohegan Sun Casino	Uncasville, CT
February 20	Mohegan Sun Casino	Uncasville, CT
February 21	Westbury Music Fair	Westbury, NY
February 22	Schottenstein Center	Columbus, OH
February 24	Westbury Music Fair	Westbury, NY
February 26	Star Plaza Theatre	Merrilville, IN
February 28	Park West	Chicago, IL
March 1	Palace Theatre	Detroit, MI
March 4	Eureka Municipal Auditorium	Eureka, CA
March 5	Konocti	Kelseyville, CA
March 6	Konocti	Kelseyville, CA
March 7	Berkeley Community Theatre	Berkeley, CA
March 11	Bank America Center	Boise, ID
March 12	Dee Events Center	Ogden, UT
March 13	The Joint	Las Vegas, NV
March 14	4th & B	San Diego, CA
March 15	4th & B	San Diego, CA
March 18	Universal Amphitheatre	Universal City, CA
March 19	Silver Legacy Casino	Reno, NV
March 20	Silver Legacy Casino	Reno, NV
March 21	Harrah's Casino	Lake Tahoe, NV
March 25	Horshoe Casino	Robinsonville, MS
March 26	Florida Theater	Jacksonville, FL			1
March 27	Sunrise Musical Theatre	Fort Lauderdale, FL
March 28	Hard Rock	Orlando, FL

Sources:

1. Ticket stub.

1999: Todd Rundgren - Half Twisted

Todd Rundgren, Jesse Gress, Prairie Prince, Kasim Sulton and John Ferenzik.

Date	Venue	City	Support	Attendance	Sources
June 5	Black & White Ball	San Francisco, CA
	(Larry Tagg sits in for Kasim Sulton.).
June 8	Slim's	San Francisco, CA			1
June 9	Slim's	San Francisco, CA
June 11	Ventura Theatre	Ventura, CA
June 12	The Roxy	Los Angeles, CA
June 13	The Roxy	Los Angeles, CA
June 14	The Galaxy	Santa Ana, CA
June 21	The Vogue	Indianapolis, IN
June 22	The Electra	Cincinnati, OH
June 23	The Mecca	Columbus, OH
June 25	Lincoln Park Zoo	Chicago, IL
June 26	Yankee Lane	Brookfield, OH
June 27	Odeon	Cleveland, OH
June 28	Odeon	Cleveland, OH
June 30	Graffiti Showcase	Pittsburgh, PA
July 1	Graffiti Showcase	Pittsburgh, PA

Sources:

1. Ticket stub.

2000: Todd Rundgren - Power Trio Tour

Todd Rundgren, Kasim Sulton and Trey Sabatelli.

Date	Venue	City	Support	Attendance	Sources
May 24	The Catalyst	Santa Cruz, CA
May 26	Navy Pier	Chicago, IL
May 27	State Theatre	Kalamazoo, MI
May 29	Great American Rib Cook-off	Cleveland, OH
May 30	Ludlow's Bar	Columbus, OH
June 1	Val Air Room	Des Moines, IA
June 2	Beaumont Club	Kansas City, MO
June 3	Minnesota Zoo	Apple Valley, MN			1
June 5	Gothic Theatre	Englewood, CO
June 6	The Fox Theatre	Boulder, CO
June 8	2 Louies Ballroom	Blaine, WA
June 9	King Cat Theatre	Seattle, WA
June 11	Maritime Hall	San Francisco, CA
June 12	Viejas Casino	Alpine, CA
June 14	House of Blues - Sunset Strip	West Hollywood, CA
June 15	Ventura Theatre	Ventura, CA
June 16	Sunset Station Casino	Henderson, NV
June 18	The Sun Theatre	Anaheim, CA
June 20	Jaxx	Springfield, VA
June 22	Bottle and Cork	Dewey Beach, DE
June 23	Westbury Music Fair	Westbury, NY
June 24	Mohegan Sun Casino	Uncasville, CT
June 26	Metropol	Pittsburgh, PA
June 27	8 Second Saloon	Indianapolis, IN
June 29	Riverside Park	Oshkosh, WI
June 30	Summerfest	Milwaukee, WI
July 1	Hobart Jaycees Festival	Hobart, IN
July 3	Meadow Brook Music Theatre	Rochester Hills, MI
July 5	National Cherry Festival	Traverse City, MI
July 7	Keswick Theatre	Glenside, PA
July 8	Trump Taj Mahal	Atlantic City, NJ			2
August 3	CBS Studios / David Letterman Show	New York, NY
August 4	Canoe Place Inn	Hampton Bays, NY
August 5	Three Rivers Regatta	Pittsburgh, PA
August 6	Whitaker Center For the Sciences and the Arts	Harrisburgh, PA
August 8	Woodlands	Wilkes Barre, PA
August 9	Irving Plaza	New York, NY			2
August 11	Wingfest	Boardman, OH
August 12	Chameleon Club	Lancaster, PA
August 13	Vernon Downs	Vernon, NY

Sources:

1. First hand fan report.
2. Ticket stub.

2001 and more..... : Todd Rundgren

For thorough details of Todd's live performances in the 21st century, check out Roger Linder's amazing Todd Rundgren Connection web site.

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