Breakfast In Spain - Roger Hodgson and Supertramp website

SUPERTRAMP 

February 1974
after three months living in a farm, the band leaves Southcombe to move to London to begin recording.
First sessions at Trident Studios with Ken Scott producing.

March
The single "Land Ho"/"Summer Romance" released in U.K.
31- Concert in Westcliff

June
Recording completed at Ramport Studios. Mixing begins at Scorpio Studios.

September
"Crime Of The Century" released in U.K. (AMLS-68258).
22 - Concert in Chelsea

October
"Crime Of The Century" released in US (SP-3647).
Tour around UK (England, Scotland and Wales)
18 - Swansea
19 - Liverpool
21 - Plymouth
22 - Torquay
23 - Guildford
24 - London
25 - Birmingham
26 - Manchester
27 - London
31 - Saint Andrews

November
1 - Aberdeen
2 - Dundee
5 - Bradford
6 - Manchester
8 - Lampeter
9 - Bangor
12 - Stoke
15 - Stoke

December
1 - Preston
2 - Birmingham
9 - Bournemouth
12 - Preston
15 - London

January 1975
23- City Hall, Sheffield, S. Yorks
24- Leeds Town Hall
26- Birmingham Town Hall
27- De Montfort Hall, Leichester
29- Manchester Free Trade Hall
30- Newcastle City Hall

February
1- Edinburgh Usher Hall
2- Galsgow, Scotland - King’s Theater
6- Oxford New Theater
7- Brighton Dome
8- Guildford Civic Hall
9- Bristol - Colston Hall
10 - Plymouth Guild Hall
26 - París (France)

March
9- London

April
Milwaukee, Wisconsin. April 4. American Tour begins.
Three and half week, 25-city tour of the US and Canada.
Supertramp toured the United States for the first time, visiting 25 cities and filling 2000-seat venues.

4 - Milwaukee
6 - Montreal (Canada)
7 - Quebec City (Canada)
9 - Ottawa (Canada)
11 - New York
12 - Boston
13 - Washington
14 - Philadelphia
15 - Detroit
17 - Toronto (Canada)
18 - Buffalo
19 - Cleveland
20 - Chicago
21 - St. Luis
22 - Kansas City
24 - Santa Monica
25 - Santa Monica
26 - Santa Monica

May
25 - Indianapolis

July
15 - Calgary (Canada)
31 - Vancouver (Canada)

August
2 - Montreal (Canada)
4 - Ottawa (Canada)
8 - San Jose
11 - Arlington
12 - Houston
13 - Buffalo
23 - Reading (England)

When the tour ended, Supertramp went to Los Angeles to record Crisis? What Crisis? However, the band did not become really popular in America until two years later, with the release of their fifth album Even In The Quietest Moments.
"Give a Little Bit" (Roger Hodgson), the album's first track with it's catchy acoustic guitar intro became an international hit, although not a major one.