We were up and moving from the beginning. Band sounded great. Vintage Utopia

Todd is god it’s amazing. How versatile is his music was fantastic love songs hard rock and an a cappella tune to just break your heart always what a treat to listen to todd’s music and his great band thank you thank you thank you

I have seen Todd in concert over 20 times and this one was one of his most inspiring performances. No monologue, no political statements: just straight ahead song after song bouncing from genre to genre in a fashion unfamiliar to mere mortals of pop music. This is a seriously thought out professional show that should not be missed. Experience this tour if you can. Congratulations to Todd and his extremely precise and soulful band. WHAT A TREAT!

Amazing show! I peaked at earlier set lists of this tour, and noticed that there were no songs i recognized until the encore. didn't matter. every song through the course of the set was a winner. unbelievable talent! definitely not a greatest hits or nostalgia tour!

The fact that TR's "hit wonder" followers were probably not expecting the set-list of the Cincinnati Me/We show is further evidence of his credo of IDGAF artistic and eclectic performances. Playing some songs for the first time live and some not-so-well-known songs across a wide array of genres, including one a Capela tune followed immediately by the hard rock performance of 'Rock Love' would test any performers ability to deliver, which he did. He played for almost exactly two hours, with no break except prior to the encore. His voice was incredibly strong and could cover a wide range of genres simultaneously. Recall that he will turn 76 in two months and is now touring over 50 cities, performing several times a week, a test even for those half his age. Truly a Wizard and True Star.

I have to admit that previewing the song list for the show prior to seeing the band left me with some doubt. people tend to want to hear songs that they’re familiar with. Having said that, Rundgren’s song selection was spot on, as he seemed to select songs that truly represented his song-writing genius. The band was terrific, including long-time Utopian Kasim Sultan in bass and vocals. Todd was in great voice too. They mixed in a smattering of 1970s-80s hits along the way too. If you only want to hear songs you’re very familiar with, then you may be a bit disappointed. If you want to hear an amazing performance of beautiful and fun music, don’t miss the show.