Air Supply: Still Together, Ages, Biggest Hit & More FAQs

Air Supply is still performing worldwide with both original members, despite common misconceptions about the band’s breakup or lineup changes. This guide answers the most frequent questions about the duo’s longevity, ages, and biggest hit.

Formed: 1975 in Melbourne, Australia  |  Genres: Soft rock, pop rock  |  Original members: Russell Hitchcock (vocals) and Graham Russell (guitar, vocals)  |  Biggest hit: “All Out of Love” (1980)  |  Years active: 1975–present  |  Albums sold: Over 100 million worldwide

Does Air Supply still exist?

Air Supply continues to perform and tour as of 2025. Both original members — Russell Hitchcock and Graham Russell — are still active. The band’s official Wikipedia entry lists active years as 1975–present, and recent concert schedules confirm ongoing global touring. Wikipedia

The duo first met on May 12, 1975, while rehearsing for the Australian production of Jesus Christ Superstar. They formed Air Supply later that year in Melbourne. Five decades later, the core duo remains intact. Last.fm

Band status in 2025

As of 2025, Air Supply has active tour schedules posted on their official website and ticketing platforms. They regularly perform in the United States, Asia, and Europe. The band has not announced any retirement or hiatus. Wikipedia

Current touring activities

Air Supply’s 2025 tour includes dates in North America and Asia. The setlists typically feature their biggest hits, including “All Out of Love,” “Lost in Love,” and “Every Woman in the World.” The duo performs with a backing band that includes additional musicians and vocalists. Last.fm

The implication: the band has maintained a consistent touring schedule for decades, with no signs of slowing down.

Are the original members of Air Supply still together?

Yes, the two original members — Russell Hitchcock (vocals) and Graham Russell (guitar, vocals) — are still together and remain the core of Air Supply. No other original members remain in the band. Wikipedia

“We’ve been together for 50 years. It’s extraordinary that we still get along and still love what we do.” — Russell Hitchcock, interviewed by Classic Pop

Original lineup history

Air Supply formed in 1975 with Russell Hitchcock and Graham Russell as the founding members. Over the years, the band has included various accompanying musicians and singers beyond the core duo. However, the two original members have remained the constant creative force. Last.fm

Why they remain the core duo

Classic Pop magazine notes that Air Supply had been together for five years before “All Out of Love” gave them international recognition. The duo’s chemistry and consistent output have kept them performing together for five decades. Classic Pop

The pattern: the band has never undergone a full lineup change — the core duo has always been Hitchcock and Russell.

How old are the singers in Air Supply?

Russell Hitchcock was born on June 15, 1949, making him 76 as of 2025. Graham Russell was born on June 1, 1950, making him 75 as of 2025. Wikipedia Wikipedia

Russell Hitchcock age

Born in 1949, Hitchcock is the older of the two. He continues to perform lead vocals on tour. His vocal range and stage presence remain strong. Wikipedia

Graham Russell age

Born in 1950, Graham Russell is the guitarist and co-vocalist. He writes much of the band’s material. Despite being in his mid-70s, he maintains an active touring schedule. Wikipedia

What this means: both singers are in their 70s but show no intention of retiring.

What was Air Supply’s biggest hit?

“All Out of Love” is Air Supply’s biggest hit. It reached number 2 on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 in 1980 and remains their highest-charting single. Wikipedia

Billboard chart performance

“All Out of Love” peaked at number 2 on the Billboard Hot 100. It also charted in the top 10 in multiple countries, including the UK, Canada, and Australia. The song appears on the 1980 album Lost in Love. Wikipedia

Other major singles

Air Supply had three U.S. Top Five singles from the Lost in Love album: “Lost in Love” (number 3), “Every Woman in the World” (number 5), and “All Out of Love” (number 2). Encyclopedia.com

“All Out of Love was the song that secured Air Supply their international recognition.” — Classic Pop magazine

The catch: while “All Out of Love” is their biggest hit, “Lost in Love” and “Every Woman in the World” also achieved significant chart success.

What is Air Supply’s most underrated song?

Fans and critics often cite “Hearts in Motion” (1986) as an underrated track. Other contenders include “Having You Near Me” (1980). Encyclopedia.com

Fans and critics picks

“Hearts in Motion” is a fan favorite from the 1986 album of the same name. It did not achieve major chart success but remains a staple of live performances. Encyclopedia.com

Deep cuts from the catalog

“Having You Near Me” is a ballad from the Lost in Love album that rarely gets radio play. It showcases the duo’s vocal harmonies and songwriting style. Wikipedia

What this means: the band’s catalog contains several tracks that fans consider hidden gems.

Key Facts

Timeline

• 1975: Air Supply formed in Melbourne, Australia. Wikipedia
• 1980: “All Out of Love” becomes their biggest hit. Wikipedia
• 1986: Album Hearts in Motion released. Encyclopedia.com
• 2020s: Continues to tour and perform globally. Wikipedia

For those wondering about the duo’s enduring legacy, Air Supplys biggest hit and 2025 status offers a detailed overview of their biggest hit and current status.

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