It’s not unusual for Billy Joel to invite special guests to join him on stage during his monthly residency show at Madison Square Garden and this week was no exception. Foreigner‘s Lou Gramm and Mick Jones joined the Piano Man on stage Thursday to perform the band’s hits “Urgent” and “Cold As Ice”. In addition … Continue reading Watch Lou Gramm & Mick Jones Perform with Billy Joel →

Foreigner will hit the road again in 2018 for a 29-date U.S. tour along with support from Whitesnake and Jason Bonham’s Led Zeppelin Evening. The tour kicks off June 15th in Bangor, ME and runs through July, wrapping up August 1st in Irvine, CA. “I’m excited to join forces with my fellow U.K. countrymen, David … Continue reading Foreigner Announces 2018 ‘Juke Box Heroes’ Tour →

Lou Gramm, Al Greenwood and Ian McDonald, all former key members of Foreigner, reunited with the band for a performance at Jones Beach, New York this past week. It was the first time Gramm had performed lead vocals with the group since 2003, when he left the band. Greenwood and McDonald are both founding members … Continue reading Watch Lou Gramm Perform Lead Vocals with Foreigner for First Time in 14 Years →

This bad, old world gets exponentially better today, as Honey West releases Bad Old World (Readout Records), an explosive collection introducing a remarkable and unusual songwriting collaboration between unassuming British rock titan Ian McDonald, founding member of both Foreigner and King Crimson, and noted Shakespearean actor Ted Zurkowski, a pillar of New York’s theater community … Continue reading Foreigner & King Crimson Co-Founder Ian McDonald Releases New Album with ‘Odd Couple’ Songwriting Partner, Shakespeare Thespian Ted Zurkowski →

“Feels Like the First Time” off Foreigner’s 1977 self-titled debut album was the first of countless hits produced by the band that featured members from both side of the Atlantic. “That Was Yesterday,” found on 1984’s Agent Provocateur, arrived on our shores and around the globe seven years later. Today – four decades worth of … Continue reading Foreigner 4(0): Mick Jones, Foreigner Celebrate Four Decades of Being Juke Box Heroes →

Foreigner, the band behind such classic hits at “I Want to Know What Love Is,” “Cold As Ice,” and “Hot Blooded,” has announced they’ll embark on a North American tour this summer in celebration of the band’s 40th anniversary. Joining Foreigner for the tour are Cheap Trick, who are also celebrating 40 years since their … Continue reading Foreigner Announces 40th Anniversary with Cheap Trick and Jason Bonham →

Kid Rock has announced a U.S. tour in support of his new album, First Kiss, and Foreigner will be the supporting act for the summer run. Tickets for the tour will run only $20 – from 2nd row through lawn seats – and parking and service fees will be reduced, keeping the cost to fans … Continue reading Kid Rock and Foreigner Announce Summer Tour, $20 Tickets →

On CBS Sunday Morning, Foreigner guitarist Mick Jones opened up to Anthony Mason about getting his start in music, his success with Foreigner, and for the first time – about his mental health.  Watch For the Record below.

After two of their tour buses went up in flames last week in a parking lot in Philadelphia, Styx and Foreigner decided to make a donation to the local firefighters who helped put out the fire. The band announced that all proceeds from CD sales at the Camden, NJ show on Thursday night would be … Continue reading Styx and Foreigner Donate to Philadelphia Fire Dept After Bus Fire →

Two tour buses belonging to Styx and Foreigner went up in flames Wednesday afternoon in a parking lot in Philadelphia, TMZ has reported. The buses were unoccupied at the time and no injuries resulted. At this time, fire officials have no explanation for the cause. The fire was reported at 12:24 pm and was under … Continue reading Styx and Foreigner Tour Buses Go Up in Flames →

In a recent interview with WZBA/Baltimore, Don Felder talks about The Soundtrack of Summer – his tour with Foreigner and Styx, working with Sarah McLachlan, and his opinion on the Eagles documentary, History of the Eagles. Felder co-wrote the tune “Turn the Lights Down Low” which is featured on McLachlan’s most recent album, Shine On. … Continue reading Don Felder Talks Eagles, Sarah McLachlan and the Soundtrack of Summer Tour [LISTEN] →

Members of Yes, Deep Purple, Foreigner, Dream Theater and other classic rock bands have gathered together to pay tribute to The Doors, on a new album titled Light My Fire – A Classic Rock Salute To The Doors, out now on Purple Pyramid Records. The album, produced by Billy Sherwood, features new interpretations of Doors … Continue reading Yes, Foreigner, Deep Purple Members Pay Tribute to The Doors →