FOREIGNER has confirmed a 50th-anniversary tour featuring a new vocal lineup, marking a significant evolution for the band.

The tour will include acoustic performances, orchestral shows, and full electric sets, with a rare reunion of original vocalist Lou Gramm.

The current lineup includes Luis Carlos Maldonado on lead vocals and guitar, Jeff Pilson on bass, Michael Bluestein on keyboards, Bruce Watson on lead guitar, Chris Frazier on drums, and John Roth on guitar.

Maldonado, previously known as the guitarist for TRAIN and for his work with Lisa Marie Presley, officially succeeds Kelly Hansen, who announced his departure from the band during a performance on NBC's 'The Voice' in May 2025.

Hansen's exit marks the end of a tenure that began in 2005 when he replaced Lou Gramm.

The band's original guitarist Mick Jones remains the only founding member, though he has been absent from live shows since 2022 due to health issues, including Parkinson's disease revealed in February 2024.

The tour spans multiple formats and venues, emphasizing the band's ongoing relevance and musical versatility.

FOREIGNER's catalog includes timeless hits such as 'Hot Blooded', 'Juke Box Hero', 'Waiting For A Girl Like You', 'Cold As Ice', 'Urgent', 'Feels Like The First Time', and the global No.

1 hit 'I Want To Know What Love Is'.

The band has sold over 80 million albums worldwide, solidifying its legacy as one of rock's most enduring acts.

The 50th-anniversary tour will run throughout 2025, with full dates to be announced soon."