Had Rupert Holmes’s career ended in the early ’80s, he would be most widely remembered for “(Escape) The Piña Colada Song,” a lovably hokey pop single that was his biggest hit as a singer/songwriter.

Rupert Holmes…He’s Such a great storyteller… Well it’s a special one today as he tells the story of a beloved song that was the final #1 Hit of the 70s and would’ve been the first #1 of the 80s but ...

Lawnparties was celebrated in style with a performance from A Boogie wit da Hoodie. Despite a particular windy day for ...

Rupert Holmes captivated audiences in 1979 with his whimsical hit “Escape (The Piña Colada Song).” This catchy pop tune, with its witty lyrics and memorable chorus, became an iconic sing-along anthem ...

Sticking fairly close to the G&S plot and characters, the Roundabout production – the project was conceived by conceived by director Scott Ellis, composer Rupert Holmes ... at 10 in the 2009 ...

Rupert Holmes has written 10 shows including The Mystery of Edwin Drood (Bookwriter), Barbara Cook: A Concert for the Theatre (Composer), Accomplice (Playwright), Solitary Confinement (Playwright ...

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Later, it would become the most rehashed karaoke song of the time… The band would have 7 top 10 hits over just a couple of years, even though to this day, people all think of them as a one-hit wonder.