Legendary rock band Air Supply, the creators of the hit "All Out of Love," shared important information with fans ahead of their tour. «A Matter of Time» .
Ahead of this legendary duo's highly anticipated performance this year, they have announced some exciting changes to their lineup.
In an Instagram post, the award-winning musicians expanded their world tour by adding four more dates, including the Philippines, as well as additional one-night shows in New Jersey, Florida, and China.
Tour A Matter of Time The run will last six months, starting in Canada on June 26 and ending in Florida on November 22, but will conclude next year on February 6 with a final concert.
Graham Russell and Russell Hitchcock of Air Supply perform at Arena Monterrey on February 26, 2026, in Mexico City, Mexico. Medios y Media/Getty Images
Air Supply's upcoming tour is timed to coincide with the release of the band's 18th studio album, A Matter of Time , which was released on February 26.
This studio album also marked the first studio album by Russell Hitchcock and Graham Russell in 16 years. Their final album, Mumbo Jumbo, was released in May 2010.
For more than 50 years, Air Supply has been performing their timeless hits on stage, but Hitchcock said he never "gets tired" of it, and here's why.
«Every night people ask, „Don’t you get tired of playing these songs after 50 years of performing?“ And I don’t,» he told the newspaper. New York Post , adding: "These are great songs and every performance is unique because every audience is unique.".
The 76-year-old singer said they have no problem with enthusiastic and energetic fans in the audience.
«"When Air Supply fans come to concerts, they're completely engaged in the music," the singer explained. "Air Supply fans don't sit back and listen to music. They want to party, and that usually means loud music, lots of singing. Honestly, if you're not singing along, there's something wrong with you.".
This is also one of the reasons why this duo remains beloved by fans and in demand for so many decades.
Air Supply Tour Schedule «A Matter of Time» :
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June 26: Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada - OLG Stage at Fallsview Casino.
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June 27: Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada - OLG Stage at Fallsview Casino.
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July 4: Irvine, California, USA - Great Park Live
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July 9: Asheville, North Carolina, USA – Harrah's Cherokee Center
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July 10: Greensboro, North Carolina, USA - Steven Tanger Center
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July 11: Nashville, Tennessee, USA – Ryman Auditorium
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July 17: El Paso, Texas, USA – Abraham Chavez Theater
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July 18: Thackerville, Oklahoma, USA - Lucas Oil Live
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July 19: San Antonio, Texas, USA - Majestic Theatre«
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July 23: Greensburg, Pennsylvania, USA - Palace Theatre.
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July 25: Decatur, Illinois, USA - Devon Lakeshore Amphitheater.
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July 28: Elk Grove Village, Illinois, USA - Summer Classical Concert Series.
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July 31: Detroit, Michigan, USA - Music Hall Center
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August 1: Shipshewana, Indiana, USA - Blue Gate Performing Arts Center«
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August 2: Gary, Indiana, USA — Hard Rock Casino Northern Indiana
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August 6: Fresno, California, USA - Save Mart Center
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August 7: Murphys, California, USA - Ironstone Amphitheater
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August 9: Reno, Nevada, USA - Grand Theatre at Grand Sierra Resort.
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August 11: Honolulu, Hawaii, USA — Blue Note Hawaii
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August 12: Honolulu, Hawaii, USA — Blue Note Hawaii
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August 14: Honolulu, Hawaii, USA — Blue Note Hawaii
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August 15: Honolulu, Hawaii, USA — Blue Note Hawaii
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August 16: Honolulu, Hawaii, USA — Blue Note Hawaii
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August 22: Tijuana, Mexico - El Foro Antiguo Palacio Jai Alai.
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August 26: Hampton Beach, New Hampshire, USA - Hampton Beach Casino Banquet Hall.
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August 28: Quakertown, Pennsylvania, USA - Univest Performing Arts Center.
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August 29: Atlantic City, New Jersey, USA – Hard Rock Live at Etess Arena.
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August 30: Syracuse, New York, USA - New York State Fairgrounds.
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September 2: Sandy, Utah, USA - Sandy Amphitheater
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September 4: Las Vegas, Nevada, USA - Westgate Las Vegas Resort and Casino.
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September 5: Las Vegas, Nevada, USA - Westgate Las Vegas Resort and Casino.
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September 10: Columbia, South Carolina, USA - Township Auditorium.
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September 11: Atlanta, Georgia, USA — Atlanta Symphony Hall
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September 12: Raleigh, North Carolina, USA - Martin Marietta Center
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September 18: St. Charles, Illinois, USA - Arcada Theatre.
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September 19: Cincinnati, Ohio, USA - Hard Rock Casino Cincinnati
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September 20: Morristown, New Jersey, USA - Mayo Center for the Performing Arts.
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October 2: Scottsdale, Arizona, USA — Talking Stick Resort & Casino
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October 3: San Diego, California, USA - Humphreys Concerts by the Bay.
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October 4: Temecula, California, USA — Pechanga Resort Casino
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October 9: Napa, California, USA – Blue Note Summer Sessions
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October 11: Saratoga, California, USA — Mountain Winery
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October 15: Evans, Georgia, USA - District of Columbia Performing Arts Center.
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October 16: Birmingham, Alabama, USA - Alabama Theatre
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October 17: Grand Prairie, Texas, USA - Texas Trust CU Theatre.
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October 24: Kaohsiung, Taiwan - Kaohsiung Music Center
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October 26: Quezon City, Philippines – SMART Araneta Coliseum
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October 28: Sibu, Sarawak, Malaysia - Sibu Indoor Stadium
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November 1: Macau, Macau - Broadway Theatre
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November 5: Medford, Massachusetts, USA - Chevalier Theatre
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November 6: Easton, Pennsylvania, USA - State Theatre Arts Center.
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November 7: Stamford, Connecticut, USA - Palace Theatre.
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November 15: Red Bank, New Jersey, USA — Count Basie Center for the Arts
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November 21: Clearwater, Florida, USA — Ruth Eckerd Hall
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February 6: Wisconsin Dells
On the topic: The 70s rock band, which broke up after two years, was included in the list of the "greatest supergroups" of all time.
This article was originally published by Parade on June 7, 2026, in the News section. Add Parade to your list of recommended sources by clicking here.