LOS ANGELES (Top40 Charts/ Luck Media & Marketing) - After a typically jam packed exotic spring touring everywhere from Australia to Central
America and Asia (Hong Kong, Tapei, Singapore),
Air Supply (www.airsupplymusic.com) is coming home to
America for Independence Day.
The '80s hit making duo of Graham Russell and Russell Hitchcock are set to perform July 4 at the Beaumont Cherry Festival in Riverside, California. Later in July, they will be playing at the Hard Rock Hotel in Biloxi, Mississippi (July 10-11) and the Sandy Amphitheatre in Sandy, Utah (July 31).
Earlier this year, they signed a label deal with Las Vegas-based independent label, Odds On Records. Distributed by E1 Music (formerly Koch) and headed by former Warner Bros. marketing and promotion executive Ted Joseph, the full-service company (www.oddsonrecordings.com) plans to release a new Air Supply studio album in 2010.
The timing of their first commercial release in nearly a decade coincides perfectly with the group's 35th anniversary next year.
Not that the world ever stopped celebrating the soft rock gurus of romance. Over two decades after dominating the pop charts with romantic perennials like 'All Out of Love,' 'The One That You Love,' 'Lost In Love' and 'Making Love Out of Nothing At All,' Russell and Hitchcock have never been more popular, averaging 120-140 concerts annually.
Odds On has also licensed two indie Air Supply projects, Free Love, which is scheduled for a July 14 release, and Singer and the Song, which is set for September 15. The albums were previously sold at Air Supply shows and on the duo's website.
7/4/09 Beaumont Cherry Festival Beaumont, CA
7/10/09�7/11/09 Hard Rock Biloxi Hotel & Casino Biloxi, MS
7/31/09 Sandy City Amphitheater Sandy, UT
8/1/09 Cache Creek Casino Brooks, CA
8/8/09 Palmdale Amphitheater Palmdale, CA
8/14/09 Diamond Jo Casino Dubuque, IA
8/22/09 National Arts Centre Ottawa, ON
8/25/09 Dutchess County Fair Rhinebeck, NY
8/28/09 Twin River Events Center Lincoln, RI