2013
Roger Hodgson On Yes, Ringo And Supertramp: ‘The Time For A Reunion Has Passed’
Radio.com, Brian Ives Oct 23, 2013
"We thought it was about time we asked him about a few other issues: namely, will Supertramp ever ride again, did Yes really ask him to join and what’s it like playing in Ringo Starr‘s band."
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Review: Hodgson shows depth beyond Supertramp hits at Egg show
The Daily Gazette, Brian McElhiney Oct 22, 2013
"His boyish tenor can still strafe the stratosphere, and his playing on keyboard, piano and guitar was all-superb but it was the stuff in between that was the revelation, including tracks from his three underappreciated solo albums and deep cuts from the Supertramp back catalog, all of which made the case for Hodgson’s consistency over the years."
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Roger Hodgson is more than a Supertramp
Entertrainment518, Don Wilcock Oct 17, 2013
"His songs haven't left the radio waves and they're still played around the world."
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Roger Hodgson: Music is the Best Medicine
Echo Vedettes, Jean-Francois Brassard
"The voice of Roger Hodgson is as unique as his talent. As much as his songs are on everyone’s lips since the seventies, as much of his name is unknown. Roger Hodgson, the soul of Supertramp gone solo since 1984…"
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Roger Hodgson: Uniting generations
Good Times Magazine, Oct 08-21, 2013, Rob Shanahan
"Uniting generations at his concerts Roger Hodgson transports baby boomers back to their youth and gives younger generations a taste of why his heartfelt songs have endured."
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Roger Hodgson: Excellence is perennial
Cotonete Magazine, Sept 07, 2013, Daniela Azevedo
"Almost nobody is indifferent to the sound of Supertramp but it is also true that people often did not associate the name Roger Hodgson. But after tonight, Roger Hodgson will be the reference for Supertramp for the Portuguese people."
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Roger Hodgson & Bobby Bazini at Festival International des Montgolfieres
Confront Magazine, Aug 20, 2013, Melodie Guay
"Roger Hodgson is a class act and knows exactly what to do to ensure that the crowd is having a great time. For anyone who’s a Supertramp fan, or anyone who just wants to smile, this is the artist I would recommend."
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Fireworks The Melodic Rock Magazine ~ Royal Albert Hall Review
Fireworks Magazine, Issue 59 Sept-Oct, 2013, Ray Paul
"For any difficult times in your life, you should be able to get a show like the one Roger Hodgson gave us – on prescription!"
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It's Raining Again as Roger Hodgson delights Atlanta Botanical Gardens
Atlanta Live Music Examiner, August 19, 2013, Andrew Snook
"Mesmerizing", "haunting", "beautiful", "magnificent" and "wonderful" were just some of the superlatives that fans used to describe Roger Hodgson's performance at the Atlanta Botanical Gardens on Sunday night."
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Roger Hodgson revisits Supertramp's past
Orange County Register-Soundcheck, August 12, 2013, Robert Kinsler
"The Brit superbly surveyed his career at Pacific, from enduring hits to complex epics."
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Supertramp’s Roger Hodgson On How The Beatles Inspired “Give A Little Bit”
KEarth101, August 7, 2013, Britt Bickel
"Part of the reason Supertramp’s hits have become such perennial favorites is because of the personal nature of the lyrics Roger wrote. He tells us about the inspiration about some of those classic songs including “Give A Little Bit."
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Roger
Hodgson, the voice of Supertramp, reflects on his life in music
Atlanta Live Music Examiner, August 6, 2013, Andrew Snook
"Roger Hodgson is one of the most creative songwriters with one of the most distinctive voices of the modern rock era."
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Wie ein Zeiserl - Sänger Roger Hodgson im Tollwood-Zelt Ein Hauch von Paris! Like a siskin -
Singer Roger Hodgson in the Tollwood-tent. A whiff of Paris! ~
OVB-online.de, July 9, 2013, Jörg Heinrich
"Now the tenor-wizard Roger Hodgson conjured up a good deal of the old magic in Munich, he brought the intricate pop-operas back to life in the almost sold out Tollwood-tent."
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Roger
Hodgson verzaubert
das Tollwood
Festival in München
auf seiner Breakfast
in America Tour
Roger Hodgson
enchants the
Tollwood festival
Munich in the course
of his Breakfast in
America tour ~
Dermusikjournalist.de,
July 7, 2013, Erika
Urban
"It's a nonpareil
feeling when this
voice fills the
room. And
there's one thing
you realize at once:
it's not his fans
who have come to him
- Roger Hodgson is
coming to his fans.
They belong
together. Everyone
gives the other
what he needs. The
night is an entity
of music."
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Jazz
Open Stuttgart
- Roger Hodgson
spielt auf dem
Schlossplatz - mit
Orchester
Jazz
Open
Stuttgart
- Roger
Hodgson
plays on
the
Schlossplatz
- with
orchestra
~
Stuttgarter
Zeitung,
July 7,
2013,
Matthias
Ring
"In a significant way, one of the night's most haunting moments is one of the quietest. It is just that song: "Even in the Quietest Moments" by and with Roger Hodgson: he himself, all alone on the twelve string guitar."
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Roger
Hodgson actúa en el
Festival Jardins de
Pedralbes
Roger
Hodgson
acts in the
Festival
Jardins de
Pedralbes ~
LaVanguardia.com,
July 4, 2013, Joseph
Massot
You
can have 63 years
and still adolescent
dreams. "How many
before you came to
my concert?" Hodgson
said, and the
audience was filled
with hands raised.
Then he joked:
"There I see a
child, you know who
I am?" - and people
laughed.
"Well, in the next
two hours let your
problems go." People
had fun, whistling,
clapping, danced and
sang.
"Oh, lady, la, la,
la, la.
Oh,
la, la, la, la..."
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Roger
Hodgson rafle encore
la mise
Roger Hodgson
Still Gives It All ~
Ladépêche.fr,
July 3, 2013, Yves
Gabay
Roger Hodgson
was able to measure,
once again, the
extraordinary bond
that his miraculous
songs weave with his
audience,
representing some
nostalgic soundtrack
of a lost youth.
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Rochester Jazz Fest
2013: Paloma Reviews
Roger Hodgson
City
Newspaper, June 27,
2013, Paloma Capanna
"Hodgson was with
a four-man band, and
for “The Awakening,”
Hodgson sang with
the bass player and
the winds player,
and their
well-blended voices
offered a fresh
insight into what
the future may sound
like."
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Roger
Hodgson ~ Kodak Hall
at Eastman Theater
Freetime Magazine,
June 26, 2013, Scott
Cordaro
"Whether it’s the
the melodic
complexity of the
songs, the harmonies
he weaves with his
band, the lyrics
that sweep you away
or his ability to
still command the
incredible range of
his voice, beautiful
was what kept coming
to my mind during
this performance at
this Eastman
Theater."
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Roger
Hodgson at Centre in
the Square - June
23, 2013
Live in Limbo,
June 25, 2013, Trent
Richer
"One of the
things that amazed
me most was
Hodgson’s command of
the stage and
theatre. He could
stand there alone
with his 12 string
acoustic guitar and
fill the entire
venue with a large,
full complete sound,
which a band usually
puts out, by
himself. The man is
personable, shows
his vulnerable side,
yet at the flip of a
coin, he is joking
and pulling pranks
off on the band. He
told stories about
his songs then
played those classic
monster songs that
are still lasting
the test of time."
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World
Class Venue Hosts
World Class Artist
June 23, 2013,
Karol Wickert
"Roger once
again awed and
completely connected
with his adoring
audience. As two of
the four members of
his group have
families a short
drive away from
Kitchener, this
concert held a lot
of meaning for
Roger, the band, and
his adoring fans.
The encore included
“Two of Us“ and
“Give A Little Bit“
where Aaron
Macdonald’s young
daughter got up on
stage and played a
tambourine to the
joy of the singing
and dancing crowd."
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Roger
Hodgson: eterna
musicalidad
Roger Hodgson:
Eternal Music ~
DiarioDigital.com.do,
June 23, 2013
"There's no doubt
that being in front
of Roger Hodgson and
his band is a unique
experience musically
speaking. He is the
reflection of an
upright and complete
musician through and
through."
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„Die
Lieder sind alle
Teile meines
Herzens“
"The Songs are
Pieces of My Heart"
~
Saarbrücker Zeitung,
June 7, 2013,
Jennifer Back
"These songs are all
pieces of my heart.
It's beautiful that
the people are
having this strong
connection to these
pieces of my heart.
Besides, it is a
nice way to bring
people together. And
that is what success
means to me: when
the audience are
going home with a
smile on their face
and in their hearts.
That's when I did a
good job."
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Roger
Hodgson au Casino:
C'est Supertramp à
lui tout seul
Roger Hodgson at
Casino - He is
Supertramp ~
La Dépêche, June 4,
2013, Yves Gabay
"He triumphed at
Casino Barrière de
Toulouse in
September 2010, with
just one other
musician at his
side. The composer
and singer of
Supertramp returns
July 2, again as a
duo. Delight is
guaranteed."
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Il
sera le 28 juillet
au Tempo ! de
Tournai
It
will be July 28 at
Tempo! Tournai ~
l'avenir.net,
June 3, 2013,
Pauline Volvert
"With
a voice that brings
us back to 1979,
unchanged and
flawless, humble and
smiling, Roger
Hodgson exchanged
and shared
anecdotes. Durbuy
loved it and her new
citizen of honor.
The
artist sometimes
played piano,
sometimes guitar,
and is a rare poet
and in total harmony
with the crowd."
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Review: Liverpool
Philharmonic Hall
Low Down
Magazine, May 28,
Chris High
"Breakfast in
America, Give a
Little Bit and The
Logical Song
rekindled memories
beautifully and by
the gig’s end the
entire auditorium
was on its feet to
salute not only one
of the greatest
songwriters and
voices of the
twentieth century,
but also a band of
such highly talented
musicians it can
only be hoped that
it is sooner rather
than later that they
return to Liverpool
and captivate us
again."
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Roger
Hodgson ~ Review:
Liverpool
Philharmonic
Classic Rock
Society Magazine,
May 28, 2013,
Steve Pilkington
"Tonight’s
show reinforces the
sheer volume of
Roger’s back
catalogue, as he
performs a large
number of his
Supertramp
contributions plus a
sprinkling of his
later solo works,
and the most telling
fact here is that,
even though it is
only his half of the
Supertramp catalogue
that he performs,
there are very, very
few songs which are
missed. If this were
a Supertramp show,
the setlist would
feel satisfactorily
complete, which is
amazing testimony to
the strength of his
input.
Truly, if you come
to one of these
shows, you are
seeing the Best Of
Supertramp,
delivered by the
Voice Of Supertramp."
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Fireworks Magazine ~ Roger Hodgson Interview with Steve Swift
Fireworks Magazine, Issue 57 May-Jun, 2013, Steve Swift
"Music is the one place you don’t have to compromise; you really can speak your truth. Artists should be the true voice of the people."
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Roger Hodgson: Royal Albert Hall, London
Prog Magazine, May 26, 2013, Jerry Ewing
"The intimate nature is carried through the encores, with both Give a Little Bit and the buoyant It's Raining Again providing the chance for audience clap-alongs, closing the night with the personal touch only an artist as natural and honest as Hodgson can bring to such an auditorium. It was a fitting end to an often touching performance."
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"The
Breakfast In America
Tour arrives in the
fascinating Royal
Albert Hall for an
evening full of good
times, wrapped by
the huge, warm hug
from fans.
Throughout the
concert you feel a
deep love,
unconditional love,
by those present for
Hodgson. Roger is in
great shape and the
evening has
confirmed once again
his great talent as
composer, further
accentuated by the
musicians who
accompany him on
this Breakfast In
America Tour."
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Für ein gutes Frühstück ist es auf dem Giller niemals zu spät
On the Giller, it’s never too late for delicious breakfast ~
DerWesten.de, May 17, 2013, Lars-Peter Dickel"For many listeners in the theater tent which had sold out very quickly, this concert surely was kind of a way home to the memories of their youth in the 70’s. Just as within a delicious menu, the pieces followed one after another, beautifully harmonizing with each other."
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Breakfast in America
Tour - Brussels,
Belgium Review
MusicZine, May
17, 2013, Gerrit Van
De Vijver
"This
is music in its
simplicity. No
frills and no
gimmicks. Just an
angelic voice that
effortlessly scales
the storm with the
most widespread
octaves, accompanied
by pure instruments.
Hodgson still has
that wonderful
unlimited
vocal range! The
Breakfast in America
Tour brings us the
soundtrack of our
lives."
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Song-Magie
im Gillerwald -
Roger Hodgson bei
KulturPur
Song
magic in Giller
forest -
Roger
Hodgson at
KulturPur ~
Siegener
Zeitung, May 16,
2013
"The
audience immediately
cheers once
(Hodgson) opens his
musical treasure
box. "Give a Little
Bit," "Breakfast in
America," and just
before intermission
"The Logical Song."
That's what they
want to hear, that's
why they're here.
For many, it has
not necessarily been
the "Long Way Home"
to the opening of
KulturPur but still
it was a trip back
into their own
past."
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Spätes Frühstück mit
einer Legende
Late breakfast
with a legend ~
Tiroler
Tageszeitung, May
11, 2013, Christiane
Fasching
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Concert Review:
Thebarton Theatre,
Adelaide, AU
Keeping up with
the Boomers, Apr 18,
2013, Lee
"...on this
night heaven and
earth rotated pretty
close as Roger drew
the breath of angels
to deliver an
ethereal performance
unequalled in all my
born days."
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Live
Review: Roger
Hodgson - State
Theatre, Sydney
The AU Review, Apr
5, 2013, Natalie
Salvo
"For
two hours we’d come
together and enjoyed
this down-to-earth
English chap. He’d
put on stellar show
and crammed it with
hits and other
precious gems from
his large back
catalogue. At over
two hours it’s fair
to say that Roger
Hodgson and band had
given much more than
just a little bit.
They’d given a lot
and then some…"
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Roger
Hodgson Interview
Rip It Up, Apr 4,
2013, Robert Dunstan
"And they’re
songs that have
stood the test of
time. Not only for
the audience but
also for me because
I know that I am
enjoying playing
them now even more
than I did when I
was with Supertramp.
And it’s funny
because I now have a
much greater
appreciation for
them as songs."
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Breakfast in
Australia
X-Press Magazine,
Apr 3, 2013, Bob
Gordon
“I look out and
see people smiling
and crying. I see
couples hugging each
other. I see four
generations, from 50
plus people to
teenagers
discovering the
music for the first
time. For me, as a
human being, let
alone a musician, to
have something that
I’ve done to share
with people that
gives so much in so
many different ways
is what inspires me
to keep touring.”
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Roger
Hodgson: A Man of
Grace and Generosity
Rhythms Byron
Bluesfest Reports,
Mar 31, 2013, Paula
McDougall
"This was a
slick, professional
and tight
performance by
Hodgson and his
band. If you
closed your eyes
you’d have thought Supertramp were back
on stage."
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Roger
Hodgson delights
Melbourne
Mike Sweet,
journalist, Mar 29,
2013"And
there’s the rub;
memory and music.
Most of the audience
first heard these
songs as twenty-somethings
or younger, in
seemingly simpler,
more innocent days.
Their response to
the songs and their
author – is that of
a chance meeting
with a long lost
friend."
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Bluesfest - Q&A with
Supertramp's Roger
Hodgson
Sydney Morning
Herald, Mar 28,
2013, Ed Gibbs
"I try to use
the gift I've been
given: to bring
people relief,
enjoyment, to uplift
them for two hours."
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School Day Songs
TheMusic.com.au, Mar
28, 2013, Michael
Smith
"I was 12 when I
got my first guitar
in my hands and that
was when my life
changed."
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Roger
Hodgson brings
Supertramp sound to
Clearwater
Tampa Bay Times,
Mar 20, 2013, Sean
Daly
"When I lose
myself in the sound,
when I get my mind
out of the way,
that's when the
music happens,
that's when
inspiration
happens."
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Hodgson show ends
Rock Symphony Series
Tampa Bay
Newspapers Weekly,
Mar 18, 2013
"For the first
time in the United
States, Hodgson will
perform with a rock
symphony orchestra
when he performs at
Ruth Eckerd Hall."
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Roger Hodgson interview: The legendary voice and lyricist of
Supertramp
St. Petersburg
Classic Rock Music
Examiner, Mar 15,
2013, Ray Shasho
"I think music is
an incredible way to
connect with a lot
of people,
especially if you
are expressing
something that
people can connect
to. It’s that
feeling I feel every
night when I’m
onstage."
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Roger
Hodgson - la
sensibilité à
travers le temps
Roger
Hodgson -
sensitivity in the
course of time ~
Caprices Festival
Blog, Mar 11, 2013
"This
success is
definitely due to
the authenticity and
sincerity he puts
into his songs. A
very touching and
endearing person
whose sensitivity is
felt both in his
music and in his way
of communicating
with his audience.
His personality can
be sensed in both
his music and his
way of communicating
with the audience."
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Roger
Hodgson: «La musique? Un remède!»
Roger
Hodgson: "The music?
A
cure!" ~
20 Minutes
Online, Mar 8, 2013,
Fabien Eckert
"During
the two hours I
perform, I try to
make people forget
their lives. ..Music
can be a great
remedy to cure
souls."
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Roger Hodgson est la
tête d’affiche du
premier Tempo!
Durbuy Festival
Roger Hodgson
is the headliner of
the first Tempo!
Durbuy Festival ~
l'avenir.net,
Mar 1, 2013
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"Zeltfestival Ruhr
2013": Söhne
Mannheims eröffnen
Open Air
"Zeltfestival
Ruhr
2013":
Sons
of
Mannheim
open
Open Air ~
Musikmarkt, Feb
26, 2013,
Jörg
Laumann
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Roger Hodgson en
supplémentaire le 17
octobre à la Place
des Arts
Roger Hodgson
extra Oct. 17th at
Place des Arts ~
QuébecSpot Média,
Feb 25, 2013
"I
am very pleased to
add a second show at
Place des Arts and
the long love affair
with the people of
Montreal is still
alive.
I'm excited for
people to hear and
see what our group
show that I consider
to be the best so
far.
The audience will be
transported in a
rich and memorable
trip that includes
several surprises."
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One
on one with Roger
Hodgson
CJAD - Barry
Morgan Show, Feb 20,
2013
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Roger Hodgson "Gives
a Little Bit" in der
Stiftsruine nh24.de,
Feb 9, 2013
"[Hodgson's] music
has found its way
into the hearts
of
people of different
cultures
around the world,
[his]
songs
have stood the test
of
time and
still sound
as
fresh and
relevant
as
ever."
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Roger
Hodgson Interview:
Logical Progression
The Brag, Feb 6,
2013, Krissi Weiss
"I’m just
grateful to have a
legacy of songs that
have been a part of
so many people’s
lives all around the
world… [When] I look
out into my audience
and there are four
generations sitting
there, it’s amazing
and I truly know the
power of music.”
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"La Suisse m'impressione"
"Switzerland impresses
me" ~
Coopération-Online.ch, Jan
29, 2013, Pablo Davila
"I
always thought that music is
food for the mind, the heart
and soul.
And I think we've only
scratched the surface of
possibilities that we
reserve the music to heal
and encourage, and inspire.
In fact, this is when I have
let the love of singing and
music that makes its magic
burst." |