Air Supply

Air Supply Description

• Music: Soft rock.
• Current members: Russell Hitchcock and Graham Russell.
• Best known songs: "Lost in Love," "All Out of Love," "Even the Nights Are Better" and "Making Love Out of Nothing at All."
• Albums include: "Air Supply," "Love & Other Bruises," "Life Support," "Lost in Love," "The One That You Love," "Now and Forever," "Hearts in Motion," "The Vanishing Race," "News from Nowhere," "The Book of Love," "Mumbo Jumbo" and many more.
• Awards: Earned the Favorite Band, Duo or Group Pop/Rock honor at the American Music Awards in 1982, produced five Top 5 records in a row with producer Harry Maslin for Arista Records and sold more than 7 million copies of "The Greatest Hits" album.
• Of note: Their songs have been used in several movies -- including 1984's "Ghostbusters," 1998's "Happiness," 2002's "Van Wilder" and 2009's "Old Dogs."
• Audience: Fans of adult contemporary rock.
• Venue: Showroom.

Air Supply formed in 1975 in Melbourne, Australia, shortly after England native Graham Russell met Aussie Russell Hitchcock during a Down Under production of "Jesus Christ Superstar." The two went on to create Air Supply, named because both founding members have air zodiac signs. Together they've enjoyed 38 years of success spawned from 19 studio albums, nine compilation albums and two live albums. Air Supply boasts 27 hit singles. In 2010, they released their latest album titled "Mumbo Jumbo," which contains 14 new tracks. The pair is based in the U.S. and still tours regularly. Air Supply also has a Las Vegas residency of sorts, appearing every Memorial Day weekend at The Orleans.