Power Popaholic, November 12, 2014, Aaron Kupferberg
"The stage was decorated with various trees and greenery – all to add atmosphere to the epic “Death and a Zoo,” where the percussion and animal noises made the stage look and feel like a rainforest. Hodgson has a very deep spirituality that comes forth when he plays, and the complex arrangements of the song add to this impression."
 

Whatzup Magazine, October 30, 2014, Mark Hunter

"Hodgson’s voice and playing are as strong as ever. And he’s achieving the name-recognition he shunned for years. His songs and his voice are his own, and he’s making the most of them."

"The distinctive voice of Supertramp in concert "Breakfast in America to Brazil" tour, Tuesday night at Vitória Arena...'Evening Standard' is right: Roger Hodgson is better today live, than the studio recording."

 

More than 2000 fans celebrating Supertramp era ~

Hanauer Anzeiger, September 5, 2014, Andrea Pauly

"“I'm glad to be back in Hanau,” proclaimed the Englishman stemming from Portsmouth who has visited the Amphitheatre two years ago already, back then with a smaller cast and he promised his guests: “let's have a good time together”. A good time was indeed what his listeners were having tonight with this musical journey to the past which was in no way dated or antiquated but which showed in a fresh and intense way how timeless and immortal the works of Supertramp are, a band which was co-founded in 1969 by Hodgson."

 

Roger Hodgson enchants fans in Hesse at the finale of his Germany tour ~
Mittelhessen.de, September 4, 2014, Regina Tauer

"It is a night with a perfect host. Graceful, showing genuine interest in his guests, radiating fine humour – that's how Roger Hodgson entertains his audience. Hodgson celebrates his music, plays the keyboards, piano and guitar. The “Voice of Supertramp” with his vital tenor, which climbs the heights effortlessly, is supported by excellent musicians."

 

"There's dancing, laughing, singing, cheering – just like Hodgson had wished for at the beginning of the night. No-one really processed that the announced two-hour open air event had turned into almost three hours.  Just like when you meet with a good friend, time flies. “Hope to see you again soon” Hodgson tells his fans as they happily move into the night."

 

Elation for every single song: Roger Hodgson live at the Da Capo Festival in Alzey ~

Regioactive.de, August 31, 2014, Erik Winkes

"This concert turns into a time travel through more than 40 years of music history in two hours. The audience enjoyed the great performance just as much as Roger Hodgson and his band did. That could be sensed everywhere."

 

Positively Naperville, July 6, 2014
“If Hodgson is performing, Ribfest must be a something huge,” he said. The couple found Naperville on a map and determined it was about a five-hour drive from Dayton. They also looked further into the festival hosted by the Exchange Club of Naperville and were touched by the service club’s mission to help prevent child abuse and domestic violence. Hodgson’s signature song, “Give a Little Bit,” that he performed on stage at Ribfest Saturday night with his band of incredible musicians, certainly wraps up this story of generous American spirit, don’t you think?"