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The Cars, one of the most popular new-wave bands of the 80s is back on the road, touring now as The New Cars. Elliot Easton and Greg Hawkes have teamed with famous frontman Todd Rundgren, who is scheduled to replace Ric Ocasek on vocal duties! Fans of The Cars enjoy hit songs like “Just What I Needed,” “My Best Friend's Girl,” and “Shake It Up”! Don't miss your chance to let “The Good Times Roll” and see The New Cars perform LIVE on this rare tour! Buy The New Cars tickets now!
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The New Cars were GREAT!!
By Jill from Dearborn, Michigan on 9/5/2007
Pros:
Crowd Was In To It, Engaging Stage Presence, Great Encores, Perfect Set List
Best For:
Everyone

We had really great seats, and they had a lot of great songs. We really enjoyed the show.

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New Cars- All about the music
By FM from Northville, MI on 9/4/2007
Pros:
Crowd Was In To It, Engaging Stage Presence, Great Encores, Great Lighting, Great Sound
Cons:
Miss Ric
Best For:
Everyone

Music was solid, Eliott Easton was in fine form on guitar, as was Todd R, especially on Black Moriah. It was Cars oriented and most of the hits were here. Todd did a few, but didn't even come close to covering everyones favorites.

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Vegas rocks with CARS
By Zed from KC on 10/27/2006
Pros:
Better than the original, Crowd Was In To It, Engaging Stage Presence, Great Encores, Great Sound
Best For:
Everyone

Great show at the Aladdin. great stage set. Outstanding musicianship...

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CornucopiaofsightsandsoundEXTRODINARY!
By Ventura's Mr.1963 from San Francisco on 8/5/2006
Pros:
Engaging Stage Presence, Great Encores, Great Lighting, Great Sound, Perfect Set List
Cons:
Crowd Was Not Into It
Best For:
Die-Hards Only

I was close enough to take in Debra's perfume[Windsong].My olfactory senses,mixed with her beautiful voice,and her sheer green spacesuit sent me on a rollercoaster ride and then after a brief set change, The New Cars took that rollercoaster to outerspace!

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The New Cars Biography
With bands like the Killers, Interpol, and Franz Ferdinand breaking through in 2005, former Cars guitarist Elliot Easton and keyboardist Greg Hawkes got to thinking. With all this '80s-influenced music appearing on the pop charts, perhaps it was time to revive the Cars and reconnect with music fans. The two approached the other surviving members, David Robinson and Ric Ocasek -- fifth member Benjamin Orr had lost his battle to pancreatic cancer in 2000 -- but neither was interested. It seemed like the idea was finished until Easton brought his old friend Todd Rundgren's name up, and while Hawkes was skeptical the rock & roll maverick would even consider the gig, he was pleasantly surprised when Rundgren enthusiastically accepted. Rundgren brought in two old friends who he had worked with before, former Utopia bassist Kasim Sulton and former Tubes drummer Prairie Prince. Rehearsals were held in secret, and then the band played a couple West Coast club dates in early 2006 and released a snippet of the new but incredibly vintage Cars sounding song Not Tonight to the Internet. A handful of appearances on late-night television talk shows followed, all promoting a spring/summer tour the band would be co-headlining with Blondie. As the tour was kicking off, the New Cars made their full-length debut with It's Alive, a collection of old Cars hits recorded live during the West Coast shows along with Not Tonight and two other new songs recorded in the studio added as a bonus. ~ David Jeffries, Rovi