Bridgewater Hall

Jack Jones
A two-time Grammy winner in the early '60s, Jack Jones has made a fine living since, blending vocal standards from traditional pop with swinging renditions of contemporary pop and rock hits. Born in Los Angeles in 1938, Jones was the son of the romantic lead actor and recording artist Allan Jones (who had a hit with "The Donkey Serenade") and actress Irene Hervey....

Roger Hodgson
Universally acclaimed as one of the most gifted composers and lyricists of our time, Roger Hodgson, co-founder of Supertramp, helped define a generation of progressive rock. Hodgson is the singer/songwriter of such globally successful and enduring anthems as “The Logical Song," “Breakfast in America," “Give a Little Bit," “Take the Long Way Home," “It’s Raining Again," “School,” “Dreamer,” “Fool’s Overture,” and so very many more - timeless songs that helped his former band sell well over 60 million albums to date....

The Seekers
Although it's difficult for those who weren't there to believe, for a short time during late 1965 and early 1966 the popularity of this singing quartet from Australia was sufficient to rival the Beatles and the Rolling Stones....

Kris Kristofferson
Like so many others before him, Kris Kristofferson pursued Hollywood success after first finding fame in the pop music arena. Unlike the vast majority of his contemporaries, however, he could truly act as well as make music, delivering superb, natural performances in films for directors like Martin Scorsese, Sam Peckinpah, and John Sayles....

Tony Hadley
For a decade, suave Tony Hadley was the voice and image of Spandau Ballet, guiding the one-time New Romantic act to global success, crooning a string of smash hits like "To Cut A Long Story Short, "True," "Gold," and "Through The Barricades....