Air Supply in Calgary

Air Supply is an Australian soft-rock duo formed in Melbourne in 1975 by singer Russell Hitchcock and singer-songwriter and guitarist Graham Russell. The album Lost in Love produced the title track, “All Out of Love” and “Every Woman in the World”; “Making Love Out of Nothing at All” became another signature ballad. In 1977, Air Supply supported Rod Stewart on his Australian tour. That engagement preceded decades of international touring, including the duo’s 5,000th concert, played in Las Vegas in 2013. Air Supply performs with a full band, led by Russell Hitchcock on vocals and Graham Russell on guitar and vocals.

Glass Tiger is a Canadian pop-rock band formed in Newmarket, Ontario, in 1983 and fronted by singer Alan Frew. The group became known through its debut album, The Thin Red Line, and the singles “Don't Forget Me (When I'm Gone)” and “Someday”; later releases included Diamond Sun and Simple Mission. Glass Tiger joined Journey on the Raised on Radio Tour after the release of its debut album, bringing the band to arenas across North America. The group later supported Tina Turner on European dates of the Break Every Rule Tour.