Foghat

FOGHAT Full Concert: The Millennium Tour Live at Party on the Plaza

Party on the Plaza
Houston, Texas, United States

• In September 1999, Foghat was in the midst of their "Millennium Tour," a significant moment for the band as it marked a reunion of sorts after years o... Read Full Description >

  In September 1999, Foghat was in the midst of their "Millennium Tour," a significant moment for the band as it marked a reunion of sorts after years of lineup changes and a hiatus. Prior to this tour, they released the album *Road Cases* in 1998, a live compilation that showcased their classic hits and live performance energy. This recording on September 9, 1999, at the Party on the Plaza in Houston featured a set that included fan favorites like "Fool for the City" and "Drivin' Wheel," illustrating their enduring appeal in the rock genre. Interestingly, the late 1990s were a resurgence period for classic rock bands, allowing Foghat to reconnect with both longtime fans and new audiences. The band was celebrating their legacy and solidifying their presence in a changing music landscape during this vibrant live performance.

Foghat Live Performance of 'Sweet Home Chicago' at Millenium Plaza

Millenium Plaza
Chicago, IL, United States

• In September 1999, when Foghat performed "Sweet Home Chicago" at Millennium Plaza in Chicago, the band was riding the wave of their legacy as an estab... Read Full Description >

  In September 1999, when Foghat performed "Sweet Home Chicago" at Millennium Plaza in Chicago, the band was riding the wave of their legacy as an established rock group. At that time, they had released their album "Road Cases" in 1998, which was a live album showcasing their classic rock appeal and solidified their reputation for energetic performances. The live recording at the Millennium Tour highlights their enduring popularity in the late '90s, particularly as they celebrated more than two decades in the music industry. Interestingly, Foghat originally formed in 1971 and gained fame with their hit singles like "Slow Ride." The performance reflects the band's ability to connect with both longtime fans and new audiences, demonstrating their resilience in the rock scene after several lineup changes and shifting musical trends.