Roger Hodgson
He was the legendary voice of Supertramp, and he wrote, arranged and performed most of the hits that made the band sell more than sixty million records.
Considered as one of the most talented singers, composers and lyrics writers of our era, the British Roger Hodgson was the legendary and distinctive vocalist of Supertramp, and he wrote, arranged and performed most of the hits that made the band sell more than sixty million records: everlasting classics such “The Logical Song”, “Breakfast In America”, “Give A Little Bit”, “Dreamer”, “School”, “Take The Long Way Home”, “It´s Raining Again”, “Fool´s Overture” and many more that, for several generations and during forty years, have become the soundtracks of their lives.
In 2013 Hodgson started the “Breakfast In America Tour”. In his concerts, he plays many of the songs that he made popular as the leader of Supertramp, together with some other ones from his solo albums, as “In Jeopardy”, “Lovers In The Wind” or “Death And A Zoo” and even some new ones.
This tour includes shows in duet format, with a band and with a symphonic orchestra. In Barcelona, he will perform with his band, featuring Aaron Macdonald (saxophone, harmonica, keyboards, vocals), Bryan Head (drums), Kevin Adamson (keyboards, vocals) and David J Carpenter (bass, vocals).
Videos: Breakfast in America, Give a Little Bit, Take the Long Way Home, Dreamer, It’s Raining Again, School, Fool’s Overture.
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