Legendary vocalist Lou Gramm, best known as the iconic original voice of Foreigner, kicked off his 2026 solo tour on Saturday at the Honeywell Center in Wabash, Indiana.

The show took place on May 9 and was attended by fans who shared fan-filmed video footage of the performance.

The setlist for the evening consisted primarily of classic Foreigner songs, including "Feels Like The First Time", "Double Vision", "Long, Long Way From Home", "Young Love", "Blue Morning, Blue Day", "Cold As Ice", and more.

Gramm's tour schedule continues with stops in Virginia, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, Kentucky, Illinois, Utah, Arkansas, Indiana, Missouri, and other locations.

A full list of dates can be found below.,Gramm rose to fame as the lead vocalist and co-writer for Foreigner, helping the band achieve over 80 million album sales worldwide and score more than twenty Top 40 hits with songs like "Juke Box Hero", "Urgent", and "I Want to Know What Love Is".

Gramm is a Rock & Roll Hall of Famer and Songwriters Hall of Fame inductee alongside Mick Jones.,His solo work has been equally celebrated, with his latest album Released featuring ten hard-rocking songs originally written with former Black Sheep bandmate Bruce Turgon in the 1980s.

Gramm continues to tour with his own band while making occasional appearances with Foreigner, celebrating the band’s 50th anniversary and cementing his place as one of rock's most enduring voices.