Preston Frazier

Posted On 2 Jul, 2026 BY PRESTON FRAZIER HOMETOWN GIRARD ▸▸ When a pack of 35 cross-country cyclists rolls into Pittsburg on July 9th, their multiple-state journey will momentarily pause. But for a devoted crew of local volunteers, the real work is only just beginning. A group of cyclists is riding from Virginia to San Francisco in the Bike the US for MS.

(Click through the new release title for purchase information.) There are concert films, and then there are historical documents. Supertramp’s Crime of the Century: In Concert at Hammersmith Odeon 1975 falls firmly into the latter category. Captured on March 9, 1975, at London’s famed Hammersmith Odeon, this newly restored performance documents the moment when Supertramp transformed from a respected progressive rock outfit into an international phenomenon.

(Click through the album title for purchase information.) There comes a point in the lifespan of legacy progressive rock bands where survival alone becomes the headline. Yes has not only survived the deaths of founder Chris Squire and long-serving drummer Alan White, but has also thrived. Part of the band’s recent success is due to guitarist and current producer Steve Howe. Another essential component of the band’s last four studio albums is the current singer, Jon Davison.