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Foreigner Wraps Lynyrd Skynyrd Co-Headline Tour, Sets Nearly 30 Fall 2026 Headlining Dates

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Foreigner has closed out its Double Trouble Double Vision Tour with Lynyrd Skynyrd, playing the final show of the co-headlining run in Rogers, Arkansas. The band has followed that with the announcement of nearly 30 headlining concerts set for fall 2026.

  • The new headlining run begins in mid-September in Las Vegas, Nevada, and wraps in early November back in Nevada.
  • Stops along the way include venues in Georgia, Virginia, Texas and California.
  • Four additional dates for spring 2027 have already been added in New York, New Jersey and the New York metro area.
  • A remastered, expanded reissue of Foreigner’s 1979 album ‘Head Games’ is set for release on October 30, arriving in the middle of the tour.

Foreigner Fall 2026 Tour Dates

  • September 16: Las Vegas, NV, Venetian Theatre
  • September 18: Macon, GA, Macon City Auditorium
  • September 19: Augusta, GA, Bell Auditorium
  • September 20: Wilmington, NC, Live Oak Bank Pavilion
  • September 23: Salem, VA, Salem Civic Center
  • September 25: Bristol, VA, Hard Rock Live Bristol
  • September 26: Beaver Dam, KY, Beaver Dam Amphitheater
  • September 29: Wichita Falls, TX, Kay Yeager Coliseum
  • October 1: Tulsa, OK, The Cove at River Spirit Casino
  • October 2: Norman, OK, Showplace Theatre at Riverwind Casino
  • October 3: Forrest City, AR, E. Arkansas Community College of Fine Arts
  • October 6: Lubbock, TX, Buddy Holly Hall
  • October 7: Cedar Park, TX, H-E-B Center at Cedar Park
  • October 9: Lake Charles, LA, Golden Nugget Grand Event Center
  • October 10: Tyler, TX, UT Tyler Cowan Center
  • October 13: San Antonio, TX, Majestic Theatre
  • October 14: Corpus Christi, TX, American Bank Center Selena Auditorium
  • October 16: El Paso, TX, Abraham Chavez Theatre
  • October 17: Albuquerque, NM, Isleta Resort & Casino Showroom
  • October 18: Scottsdale, AZ, Talking Stick Casino
  • October 23-24: Highland, CA, Yaamava’ Casino
  • October 25: Valley Center, CA, Harrah’s Resort Casino
  • October 28: Saratoga, CA, Mountain Winery
  • October 30: Friant, CA, Table Mountain Casino
  • October 31: Lincoln, CA, Thunder Valley Casino
  • November 1: Reno, NV, The Reno Ballroom
  • April 27, 2027: New York, NY, Beacon Theatre
  • April 28, 2027: Montclair, NJ, Wellmont Theater
  • April 30, 2027: Port Chester, NY, Capitol Theatre
  • May 2, 2027: Westbury, NY, Flagstar at Westbury Music Fair

Head Games Reissue Timed to Tour

Midway through the fall run, Foreigner will put out a newly remastered and expanded edition of its 1979 record ‘Head Games.’ The reissue carries an October 30 release date, placing it right alongside the California and Nevada leg of the tour.

Luis Maldonado Leads Foreigner Into Its Next Chapter

Foreigner is now fronted by Luis Maldonado, who took over lead vocal duties after Kelly Hansen exited the band in May 2025. Maldonado told The Spokesman-Review that keeping the group intact was his priority: “These guys are really my brothers, and so for me, my whole motivation was to keep this band together. I just couldn’t see it dispersing.”

Maldonado’s history with Foreigner goes back to 2021, when he joined as a multi-instrumentalist to fill the spot left open by departing member Thom Gimbel. He began handling lead vocals roughly four years later, stepping in during fill-in dates on a Latin American tour before Hansen’s departure made the shift permanent.

Mick Jones, the sole original member still connected to the band, has stopped touring following a Parkinson’s diagnosis. Maldonado has said Jones remains closely tied to Foreigner’s direction, referring to it as “Mick’s band.”

Foreigner’s catalog has continued to expand around its current lineup. Its most recent live release, ‘In the Eye of the Storm,’ features vocal performances from Lou Gramm, Hansen and Maldonado spanning the band’s different eras, and the group has also put out Spanish-language recordings of “Urgent” and “I Want to Know What Love Is.”

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