Mick Jones no longer performs. Lou Gramm makes guest appearances. But Foreigner is still going strong and will headline Neon ...

Mick Jones steered Foreigner to instant success, but with a self-confessed "bit of a control freak" at the helm it was often far from plain sailing ...

Issues between Lou Gramm and Foreigner — especially with band founder Mick Jones — have been well-documented over the years, especially after Gramm’s final departure in early 2003.

Even Mick Jones gets nostalgic about "Yesterday." The Foreigner guitarist, songwriter, and record producer is gearing up for a tour — it was announced Tuesday his band will hit the road with ...

Lou Gramm and Foreigner is letting go of past issues with the band and reuniting with them on tour in 2025 When Foreigner was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 2024, the singer's ...

Mick Jones, Foreigner’s guitarist and songwriter—and the sole original member who still performs with the band—spoke to TIME about why his music is so popular 30 years later.

A: It’s my one big shot. I’ve been on the road with Foreigner since 2005. It led to me being in Foreigner, because (the group’s one-time drummer) Jason Bonham and I were in the movie together.

It was ever thus with Foreigner. Formed in New York in 1976 by expat Englishman Jones and called Trigger to begin with, the group was initially split equally with three Brits and three Americans.

Foreigner founding guitarist and songwriter Mick Jones is joining forces with Michael J. Fox for the release of his new solo single, “Shelter From the Storm,” an anthem designed to give fans ...