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Roger Hodgson, formerly of Supertramp, has been recognized as one of the most gifted songwriters and lyricists of our time. As the legendary composer of many of the band’s greatest hits, he gave us “Give a Little Bit,” “The Logical Song,” “Dreamer,” “Take the Long Way Home,” “Breakfast in America,” “It’s Raining Again,” “School,” “Fool’s Overture” and so many others that have become the soundtrack of our lives and helped his former band sell well over 60 million albums.
Hodgson continues to tour extensively worldwide performing not only his classics, but also material from his solo albums.
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anyone with some age in them will love the performance of Roger Hodgson. as a front man of Supertramp ;he was certainly the heart of the band. I can't stress enough about the quality of sound and performance...outstanding! I've already have tickets for his Nov.4th show in Lynn aud. i've seen alot of shows over 200 and by far is one of my top 3 shows ever seen or heard.don't miss this event.
A must see show! One of the most legendary vocalists is still doing his thing. Check him out before its too late!
I've always loved Rogers Songs...but never saw Supertramp in concert.. Ive been waiting for years for him to tour in New England....The Show was great.. His songs are magical!!! and brought back many memories of my youth!! Cant wait to see him again!!!!!!
The best sounding show I've heard in a very long time.
Roger was amazing at Twin River on August 18. He started the set with "Take the Long Way Home" and ended with "Give a Little Bit" - just a really nice concert. Roger was very personable (after the first song he asked for the lights to come on so he could see and talk to us) and he really seemed into the music. My wife didn't know what to expect as she's never been a huge Supertramp fan, but at the end she wanted to buy his "Live" CD and a t-shirt! Thanks for the great concert!
What a great musician. He and his band sounded perfect. Was happy I had the chance to see them.
Amazing, a Dream... That wonderful musics again, Supertramp. The band was amazing and the introduction before each music fantastic. It was a wonderful day, thanks!
Roger Hodgson is a down-to-earth guy. He talked and joked with the audience throughout his set. His voice sounds exactly the same and his backing band is phenomenal (sax player is very multi-talented). We had a great time!
Roger Hodgson put on a great show, performing over two hours and playing a good mix of classic Supertramp songs and his own solo material. Hodgson was jovial & friendly with the audience, seemed to be enjoying himself and commented on how beautiful it is up in our corner of the country (The Pacific Northwest). He has definitely aged (as have we all) but his voice is still in fine form hitting all the high notes without any problem even with all of the songs he performed (and there were A LOT!). The crowd loved the big Supertramp hits like 'Take the Long Way Home', 'Logical Song' and 'Give a Little Bit', but the high points for me were 'Hide in Your Shell', 'If Everyone was Listening' and a great rendition of 'Fool's Overture', something I never thought I'd hear in concert. I took off one star for all the Snoqualmie Casino staff who spent the whole time trying to stop people from taking photos & videos of the concert. Look, nowadays, everyone has a camera on their phone and most can take videos as well. Just give it up already with the whole policing the crowd to try and stop people from taking photos & videos. First, It really distracts from the concert and second, you're never going to be able to stop everyone from doing it. I was just in San Francisco a couple months ago for the Marillion concert at the world famous Fillmore and they had no problem with me taking photos the whole concert with my digital camera.
I knew the show would be good, but the clarity and overall quality of the music and show was top notch. Flawless. Took my 23 y/o daughter who now says she's completed one her musical 'bucket list' items. Roger is a master at his trade - thanks for coming to the great Pacific Northwest.
If you like Supertramp, you owe it to yourself to see RH, THE voice and song writing talent behind all of their mega hits. And man was his band tight. What an amazly talented group of musicians. You just don't see this caliber of musicianship and polish these days. GO!
I was lucky enough to see my favorite performer, Roger Hodgson, twice this year. The first was in Temecula, California, in February, and then in my home town, Portland, Oregon, last week. The show was awesome. His voice was perfect, and he has such a well-known sound. Mr. Hodgson played all of his dazzling songs that we have come to know and love all these years. My favorite song was Fool’s Overture, which is a collage of different passages, mostly instrumental in the first half. It reminds me of a movie soundtrack. I think it is the best of Mr. Hodgson’s true masterpieces. And, it’s my favorite because it’s long, and you can get lost in the sounds and the feelings of the song. The show lasted about two hours. Roger Hodgson’s concert was wonderful, and it was a very magical evening.
This was one of the best shows I have ever been to.Te music was fantastic.The venue was beautiful.Roger was everything I could ask for and much more.His interaction with the crowd made the show so much fun.I f Roger and his band comes your way go see him,you will not be disappointed.
Fantastic show. I was expecting Roger to play mostly solo stuff but I was pleasantry surprised that he played almost almost all Supertramp with a couple of songs from his first album. He has a great band playing with him and I think this will be the closest we'll ever get to a real Supertramp show.
Having been a Supertramp fan form the 70's one must not miss seeing Roger Hodgson. When I saw that he was coming to the N.W. I had to get tickets. After seeing him I was so very glad that we did. It was like seeing Supertramp in the 70's. I was blown away at the talent he had with him on the tour. The energy and fun that they had playing was refreshing for all that came out for the show. The weather was outstanding and venue was awesome. It is easy to see that Roger loves playing his songs and it he has many great ones to share. Get out and see him!
Roger played many of the old tunes from Crisis What Crisis, Crime of the Century, Quietest Monments and Breakfast. His cocky humor and relation with the audience rounded out the show as a thoroughly enjoyable event.
Roger was gracious and made us feel like he was truly happy to be in Portland. His classic songs were obviously why everyone came and he did not disappoint. You have to give him kudos for continuing to play those with a genuine desire to please his audience. What a great performer.
Great venue, great music!! Bathrooms a little far away is all.
Wow! I have not followed Roger since Supertramp broke up, so my expectations were not all that high and was afraid he's just push his own stuff and not do much of the music that we're all so familiar with. Gratefully, I was wrong. The band played the Supertramp songs so perfectly that as hard as I tried, I could not hear one thing missing in any of the songs. Every nuance, fill and harmony was spot on. Extremely talented sax player and keyboard player. Those guys could easily play with any band around and they made a wise decision going with Roger. Fantastic.
This concert was one of the best I have seen all year and definitely at the best venue. All the songs from the past put a huge grin on my face and the band reproduced them note for note. It was 5 thumbs up for me!
