Ahead of his BergenPAC concert, Todd Rundgren discusses his new album, creative process, artistic freedom and six decades of ...

Todd Rundgren will headline a new U.S. tour that pay tribute to the music of the late, great songwriting icon Burt Bacharach. The trek, dubbed “What the World Needs Now: The Burt Bacharach Songbook ...

Todd Rundgren is, at heart, an individualist — a word he’s used to title both an album (1995’s “The Individualist,” released as TR-i) and a memoir consisting of 183 one-page chapters ("The ...

Todd Rundgren's 2026 tour hits a setback after the rock legend cancels five Europe shows.

Todd Rundgren currently is taking part in a tribute tour called “What the World Needs Now: The Burt Bacharach Songbook Live in Concert,” but he’ll soon be turning his attention back to his own music.

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But for the man who once released an album called The Ever Popular Tortured Artist Effect, performing live does just as much to satiate his creative urges with the most recent road jaunt being the ...

Few music fans consider David Bowie to be the missing link between fellow Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee Todd Rundgren and legendary pop songwriter Burt Bacharach, who won six Grammy Awards, three ...

In the annals of popular music, you’d be hard-pressed to find an artist as eclectic and prolific as Todd Rundgren. To call him creatively restless is like calling The Beatles a quaint pop band. As a ...

Rundgren will not be doing any of his own material when he hits L.A.’s Wiltern on Sunday night, among other dates, but the show may still represent a utopian ideal for many of his fans, who will ...

Earlier, the a cappella “Honest Work,” originally on 1985’s A Cappella album, declares “The prophets of a brave new world, Captains of industry, Have visions grand and great designs, But none have ...

Never released a single, the song became a fan favorite that featured two separate singers.