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Supertramp emerged from London in 1969, founded by Rick Davies and Roger Hodgson. The band became synonymous with polished, melodic rock that blended thoughtful lyrics with memorable hooks. After Hodgson left in 1983, Davies continued with rotating members, keeping the core sound alive through the 1990s and 2000s. Though the group has stated they are not actively touring, Supertramp’s legacy continues to captivate fans around the world. On this page, you’ll find a detailed biography, a snapshot of the discography, notable awards, and the latest information about performances and appearances related to the band.

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Based in the United Kingdom’s capital, London, Supertramp’s music made a lasting impact on the classic rock landscape, with enduring tracks that remain radio staples and concert favorites. Whether you’re revisiting favorites like The Logical Song or Take the Long Way Home, or exploring Breakfast in America, you’ll find context, background, and current updates here.

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We’re your friend in the business for tickets and appearances, providing clear, straightforward access to shows and events. As of 2025, the passing of Rick Davies marked a significant moment in the band’s history, signaling the end of new activity under the Supertramp name. If you’re seeking live performances inspired by Supertramp’s legacy, we’ve got you covered with tours and events featuring bands carrying the baton of that distinctive sound.

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Key moments in Supertramp’s story include the late-1970s peak with Breakfast in America, which earned two Grammy Awards for Best Album Package and Best Engineered Album (Non-Classical) in 1980, along with The Logical Song receiving Ivor Novello recognition for Best Song Musically and Lyrically. The band’s most famous tracks—The Logical Song, Dreamer, Bloody Well Right, Give a Little Bit, It’s Raining Again, and Take the Long Way Home—continue to resonate with fans. While official band status is described as not actively touring on their site, live interpretations and tribute performances keep the music alive for new and longtime listeners. For the latest tour information, venue details, and ticket availability, rely on us to secure your seats and provide accurate, up-to-date options.

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The essentials

Quick Facts About Supertramp

  • Formed in London in 1969 by Rick Davies and Roger Hodgson; classic lineup era peaked with Breakfast in America (1979).
  • Hodgson exited in 1983; Davies continued with rotating members through the 1990s–2000s; studio output slowed after Slow Motion (2002).
  • Official band status: not actively touring, per Supertramp’s site; 2025 saw the death of co-founder Rick Davies, signaling the end of the band’s activity.
  • Major awards: Breakfast in America won two Grammys (Best Album Package; Best Engineered Album, Non-Classical) at the 1980 Grammys; The Logical Song won Ivor Novello recognition for Best Song Musically and Lyrically.
  • Most prominent hits span late 1970s–1980s, including The Logical Song, Dreamer, Bloody Well Right, Give a Little Bit, It’s Raining Again, and Take the Long Way Home.

The records

Supertramp Discography

  • Slow Motion
    2002 · EMI
  • Some Things Never Change
    1997 · EMI
  • Free as a Bird
    1987 · A&M
  • Brother Where You Bound
    1985 · A&M
  • Famous Last Words
    1982 · A&M
  • Breakfast in America
    1979 · A&M
  • Even in the Quietest Moments…
    1977 · A&M
  • Crisis? What Crisis?
    1975 · A&M
  • Crime of the Century
    1974 · A&M
  • Indelibly Stamped
    1971 · A&M
  • Supertramp
    1970 · A&M

The hits

Top Supertramp Songs

  • My Kind of Lady
    1983 · US Adult Contemporary #16; US Pop #31
  • Cannonball
    1985 · US Hot 100 #28; US Mainstream Rock #4; US Dance #9
  • It's Raining Again
    1982 · US Hot 100 #11; UK #26
  • Breakfast in America
    1979 · UK #9
  • The Logical Song
    1979 · UK #7; US #6
  • Take the Long Way Home
    1979 · US #10; Canada #4
  • Dreamer
    1974 · UK #13
  • Bloody Well Right
    1974 · US #35 (B-side of Dreamer)

Key moments in Supertramp’s story include the late-1970s peak with Breakfast in America, which earned two Grammy Awards for Best Album Package and Best Engineered Album (Non-Classical) in 1980, along with The Logical Song receiving Ivor Novello recognition for Best Song Musically and Lyrically. The band’s most famous tracks—The Logical Song, Dreamer, Bloody Well Right, Give a Little Bit, It’s Raining Again, and Take the Long Way Home—continue to resonate with fans. While official band status is described as not actively touring on their site, live interpretations and tribute performances keep the music alive for new and longtime listeners. For the latest tour information, venue details, and ticket availability, rely on us to secure your seats and provide accurate, up-to-date options.

Social links: follow official artist channels for updates, news, and music releases. We’ll guide you to current opportunities to experience Supertramp-inspired performances and events near you.

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