The tour consists of 15 gigs in 23 days and they play in 12 different states.

The tour is to promote Todd's forthcoming album of Robert Johnson covers whichwill be released later this year. Three tracks from the album can be downloaded (at a charge) from this link. They show-cased some of the tracks as their opening act at their December US and February European AWATS gigs earlier this year.

The band on this tour are Todd Rundgren, Kasim Sulton, Jesse Gress and Prairie Prince.

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The first gig of the tour is in Englewood, NJ on Friday and the other gig is on Saturday evening up in Salisbury, MA.

The three new ones are:
Friday 16th April - Cubby Bear North, Lincolnshire, IL
Thursday 22nd April - Polk Theater, Nashville, TN
Friday 16th July - Rock'n'Roll Resort Music Festival, North Lawrence, OH

The first two gigs are part of Todd's Robert Johnson Tour but it hasn't been announced which music will be played at the July gig but Kasim is listed as one of the band members on the venue website.

TRConnection are also listing Todd playing some gigs in September but no band members have been announced for those gigs which will feature music from his Healing and Todd albums.

Click here for more info and to purchase tickets.

This is a General Admission gig and doors open at 6.30pm.

More solo gigs will be added for May and the good news is that these gigs will be just Kasim with both a guitar and a piano!

Click here to purchase advance tickets at $18 (plus you need to eat dinner at the venue to be guaranteed a seat) or $20 on the door.

The Abbey Pub in Chicago, IL are selling tickets for a Kasim gig on Saturday 15th May but this gig is still not 100% confirmed.

However Kasim has said that nothing has been confirmed yet so fans are advised not to make any arrangements until he announces any gigs himself.

The additional dates are:
Monday 5th - Sellersville Theater, Sellersville, PA
Tuesday 20th - Trees, Dallas, TX
Wednesday 21st - New Daisy Theater, Memphis, TN
Saturday 24th - Chastain Park, Atlanta, GA (Gig with Hall and Oates).

Ticketing and venue info has been added to The Todd Rundgren 2010 Tour section of KasimInfo.com.

Although mainly a compilation album All Sides was officially Kasim's fifth "solo" album and his most recent one although he is currently writing songs for his next album which will be released later this year.

The interview was broadcast in two parts, both of about 10 minutes. Click here to listen to the first part and here for the second half.

The interview was recorded on 6th February when Kasim was in the UK for the London Todd Rundgren concert.

Click here for the link to listen to it online.

As stated last week, the interview was recorded on 6th February when Kasim was in the UK.

Kasim Sulton plays bass and sings background vocals on the track which is from Meat Loaf's forthcoming album Hang Cool Teddy Bear.

Click here to listen to an extract from the song. This part is from the end of the song and emphasises the background vocals.

Please email me if you'd like a MP3 of the whole song.

Wolk joined Hall & Oates in 1981 and played on their Change of Seasons World Tour when Kasim Sulton was in the band.

Click here for the link to listen to it online.

The interview was recorded on 6th February when Kasim was in the UK.

He writes about no longer working with Meat Loaf and, more importantly, Kasim's forthcoming new solo album.

Kasim also says "I'm already planning solo shows in the spring. Both solo and with a band."

Kasim played for almost exactly 90 minutes to a very full room. It was a light hearted gig that everybody really enjoyed.

Highlights of the set were the Jason Faulkner song Afraid Himself To Be making a return to his set list after about five years, an a cappella version of Does Anybody Love You and an audience participation performance of Libertine.

Kasim joined the band in 1993 and became his Musical Director in 1998. Prior to that Kasim played on Bat Out Of Hell and is the only artist other than Meat Loaf who appears on each of the tracks of the Bat Out Of Hell trilogy of albums.

Kasim said last night that he is on some of the tracks of Meat Loaf's new album which is released later this year (and which Kasim thinks is a great album) and that he wished Meat Loaf all the best for his career.

The address of The M Room is 15 W Girard Ave. Philadelphia, Pa 19123. Click here to view the venue website. They descrive themselves as "The venue is the first original music venue in the Fishtown neighborhood of Philadelphia and features live music, independent film, art openings, DJs and special events seven nights a week in a unique lounge setting." The M Room serve food of the steak / chicken / pasta variety.

The gig tonight starts at 9pm and tickets at $10 can be purchased from this link. This is a General Admission 21+ gig.

This gig was originaly to have been played on Sunday 6th December and then on Sunday 20th December but that date had to be canceled due to snow. Tickets bought for both prevoius dates are still valid for tonights gig.

This will be Kasim Sulton's first gig at this venue.

More info about this gig can be found here.

Many thanks to Bart Versteeg for all the photos on that page.

The venue website no longer mentions that Kasim will be playing with his band. Mark Alexander's myspace page does not mention the gig but Mike Chiavaro's page does!

The gig tonight is at Paradiso in Amsterdam, Holland. Click here to view the venue website and here to purchase tickets which cost 35 Euros (about $54).

The concert tonight starts at 8.30pm and doors open at 7pm. This is a standing concert and usually at this venue people will start getting in line from 2pm onwards!

The address of the venue is Weteringschans 6, 1017 SG Amsterdam, Netherlands and this venue is best remembered as it is a converted church! Kasim Sulton last played at this venue on 20th July 1998 as part of Richie Sambora's band.

The best (and fastest) way between the two cities is to fly. There are various London airports and several airlines that fly between them but an average flight will take about 80 minutes and cost about $150 coach. Alternatively by road (which is the route that the staging and instruments may need to take) is 254 miles which will take over 6 hours including catching Eurostar through the Channel Tunnel. The route will also take the truck into France, Belguim and Germany.