Russell Hitchcock Of Air Supply Tests Positive To Covid-19 - Noise11.com
Air Supply's Russell Hitchcock performs at the Palais Theatre in St Kilda on Wednesday 8 June 2016. (photo by Ros O'Gorman, Noise11.com)

Air Supply's Russell Hitchcock performs at the Palais Theatre in St Kilda on Wednesday 8 June 2016. (photo by Ros O'Gorman, Noise11.com)

Russell Hitchcock Of Air Supply Tests Positive To Covid-19

by Paul Cashmere on September 1, 2021

in News

Russell Hitchcock of Air Supply has revealed that he has tested positive to Covid-19.

Hitchcock now has to quarantine for two weeks.Only two shows have been postponed at this stage. “Graham Russell has tested Negative so far after the last round of shows,” according to Air Supply publicist Steve Levesque.

At the Air Supply socials Russell said,

Hi Everyone,
Just wanted to let you know that unfortunately I tested POSITIVE for COVID today and consequently the shows for this weekend in Beverly Hills and Kentucky have been postponed. Beverly Hills has been rescheduled for November 26, 2021 … Our show in Kentucky has been postponed … We will of course keep you posted …
Stay Safe
Russell

Air Supply’s next scheduled show is September 24 in Detroit which doesn’t give Graham a lot of time to get better.

Air Supply’s last album was ‘Mumbo Jumbo’ in 2010. The history goes back to Sydney and the first album ‘Air Supply’ in 1976. That gave them their first hit in Australia with ‘Love and Other Bruises’.

The US hits started with ‘Lost In Love’ in 1980. That started an 11 hit run in America for Air Supply, eight of which were Top 10 hits.

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