In 1979, Supertramp released a song that would become one of the defining soft rock hits of its era, even though not everyone believed in it at first. "The Logical Song" went on to become a worldwide ...

If the 19th Century French political scientist Alexis de Tocqueville had arrived in the U.S. a century later and tried to format his observations into densely layered, but unspeakably catchy pop… By ...

Supertramp's 1979 album Breakfast in America is at the centre of one of the most bizarre 9/11 conspiracy theories yet. A poster on a David Icke forum suggests that the cover of the record forecasted ...

It’s difficult to explain the phenomenon that was the 1979 album Breakfast in America by Supertramp. Normally, you’d say that it was the right band at the right time, or some cliché like that. But ...

Supertramp managed to score a few hit singles and albums during the mid-to-late '70s after toiling in obscurity with their earliest releases – but they were only a warm-up for their sixth album. "The ...

Yes, it’s a world away from the stardom he would totally turn his back on when he left music in ’87 to concentrate on being a parent. But to the adoring fans who rise to their feet as Hodgson and his ...

Davies wrote and sang on numerous Supertramp hits like 'Bloody Well Right' and 'Goodbye Stranger', and was the band’s last original member following the departure of Roger Hodgson in 1982. Supertramp ...