ANNOUNCEMENT: Supertramp Lead Singer Shocks the World with Unexpected Return and New Revelation

In a move that has stunned fans and critics alike, Roger Hodgson, the iconic former lead singer of the legendary rock band Supertramp, has made an earth-shaking announcement: he’s returning to the stage with a brand-new album—and an even bigger secret.

After years of staying mostly under the radar, Hodgson broke his silence in a surprise livestream last night, revealing not only a full-scale world tour set for 2025, but also that he has been collaborating with Gen Z artists on a genre-blending project unlike anything Supertramp ever attempted.

But that wasn’t all. The biggest shock? Hodgson disclosed that he secretly wrote music for several Grammy-winning tracks under a pseudonym over the last decade—some for artists as unexpected as Billie Eilish, Coldplay, and even Ed Sheeran. “I never needed the credit,” he said. “I just wanted the world to keep feeling the magic.”

The new album, “Timelines,” is set to drop this fall and will feature classic Supertramp-style melodies fused with modern beats, orchestral strings, and electronic twists. Fans who caught a sneak peek describe it as “Bohemian Rhapsody meets Stranger Things.”

Social media exploded within minutes. On X (formerly Twitter), #RogerReturns trended globally, and music forums lit up with debates, excitement, and pure disbelief.

For millions who grew up with the haunting lyrics of “The Logical Song” and the soul-stirring melody of “Give a Little Bit,” this isn’t just a comeback—it’s a moment of music history.

Whether you’re a die-hard fan or a new listener, one thing is clear: Roger Hodgson isn’t just back. He’s rewriting the rules of the game.