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The Band

Gary Hopkins - VOCALS / KEYBOARDS / GUITAR

Supertramp fan, Gary is a singer-songwriter who has released his own albums on iTunes, performed on radio, TV, and in major venues across Europe.

He fronted several other tribute shows including YYZ (Rush), the ELO Experience and the 70s Number Ones show and performs with many bands in UK.

Gary is a gifted multi-instrumentalist who plays keyboards, rhythm guitar and also drums.

He sings Rick Davies parts with Logicaltramp and plays synths, organ and 12str guitar.

Tamás Csemez - VOCALS

Born and raised in Budapest, Hungary, Tamás is a long-time fan of the classic rock bands of the 70s and a self-confessed prog aficionado.

He has fronted various rock/metal bands in Hungary and the UK, playing live all over Europe.

He now sings in several covers/tribute bands while also participating in numerous recording projects, and is now taking responsibility for the challenging Roger Hodgson's vocal parts in Logicaltramp.

Anthony Clayton - GUITARS

Settled in London for many years, Anthony spends his time practising, writing and teaching guitar & music in London.

His electric guitar always electrifies Supertramp tracks, especially the solos, and recreates the magic of Roger

Hogdson parts.

Anthony also had the chance to spend some time practising guitar with Carl Verheyen himself and always find time to meet him when he's in town!

Laurent Hunziker - SAXOPHONES / HARMONICAS

Playing for us 3 saxophones (soprano, alto and tenor) and harmonica on our shows, Laurent had the great honor to play with Supertramp as a guest during 2002 tour in Paris Bercy fronting 17000 people.!

John Helliwell, his friend for many years now, even passed him the old famous tenor sax he was playing since the beginning of Supertramp, the one you can listen & see on most videos of Supertramp among the years! (yes, the one that used to be black in the 70's...). The whistle you can hear on Logical song is also the genuine siren used by Supertramp on record and tours and given to Laurent by John.

Laurent played with numerous bands like Transit, Grupo salsa KFE, Tiptop, afro-jazz vocalist Gino Sitson, Yorsh, S.A.M. and many other artists in France and abroad. He joins from times to times british progrock Landmarq on live performances in UK and played on their last album Entertaining angels.

He is a session player too and owns his home studio in Paris (France) where he lives and where he records sax parts for many artists worldwide.

Serge Sainte Rose - PIANO / KEYBOARDS

Serge plays with Logicaltramp the beautiful piano parts of Supertramp and enjoys switching from piano to synths and organs.

This young Carribean musician (Martinique) is used to play many styles of music, including Salsa, Zouk, Rock, Jazz...

You may have seen him on stage with Nelly Furtado or more recently Lionel Richie (with the Urban Voices Collective at ITV's Surprise Surprise - June 2015), and he also owns his recording studio and works as an arranger and composer. You can listen here some of his work.

Serge lives in London and plays with bands there for a few years now. He also joins on a regularly basis world artists for tours or tv shows.

Alex Kundig - BASS - BACKING VOCALS

Born in Montreal, Canada, Alex R. Kundig and his family moved to Lausanne, Switzerland, when he was ten years old to accommodate his father's job.

As a child, Alex would peck out familiar melodies on his piano toy. Music filled the home as his father would play some jazz and popular records on his record player. When Alex was 15, he started playing the classic guitar. At age 16, he switched to piano, and at

18, inspired by his older brother who was playing drums, started learning bass guitar under Dusan Roch (Phil Collins), Jean-Yves Petiot (Memorial Swing Quartet), Michel Donato (Oscar Peterson) and John McKenzie (Eurythmics, George Michael).

One of his greatest musical influences was to learn and perform various styles of music under Songwriter Pat Sefolosha (Carlos Santana) before leaving for Canada in 2006.

A highly talented Musician with 13 years of experience in entertaining live audiences in nightclubs, concert halls, and theaters featuring musical theater, music festivals, live radio and dance; Deep background in playing for live audiences, music arrangements, recording and production studios.

Adam Aggiss - DRUMS

Seasoned professional, Adam has plied his trade all over Europe including appearances at ‘The Glastonbury Festival’ as well as other major European events.

As for TV work he was featured on BBC1's Arena documentary ‘Into The Limelight’ (about tribute bands) in addition to several other shows and events.

His musical credits include highly successful tribute acts like Pink Fraud, Robbing Williams, The Police Academy and The Briefcase Blues Brothers.

Outside of the tribute circuit he has worked with original artistes on live, studio and session projects, not to mention theatrical productions including Tapdogs.

Logicaltramp is also happy to welcome onboard :

Simon HITCHENSON - VOCALS / 12str.GUITAR

Seen all over the UK and Europe, Simon’s solo shows combine expert guitar playing, his highly versatile and powerful vocals, his engaging stage-presence and his boundless energy. Simon also plays acoustic guitar and loves, with his other projects, play beat-boxing and live-loops (think Ed Sheeran on blue Smarties).

Supertramp fan for years, his wide vocal range allow him to fit into Roger Hodgson's habits with ease and passion. Living in London, Simon can also be found fronting one of the UKs most popular wedding and party bands: The Lowdown Band.

Grant WILDY - DRUMS

Grant is a brilliant and tough drummer who has played the drums professionally since he was 19 with many acts in the UK and abroad including Hot Chocolate, Hello and Paul King, musical theatre shows Elvis the way it was and Grease, tribute bands including; Madonna, The Police, Alanis Morissette, Abba, Green Days and Probably Robbie.

Grant joined Logicaltramp in 2006 and plays alternatively with Adam. He is also currently working with the band Clan of Celts.