Foreigner

Foreigner: I Want to Know What Love Is - Live Performance from Chicago

Chicago, IL, United States

• In 2011, when Foreigner performed "I Want to Know What Love Is" live in Chicago, they were in a period marked by the release of their album "Can’t S... Read Full Description >

  In 2011, when Foreigner performed "I Want to Know What Love Is" live in Chicago, they were in a period marked by the release of their album "Can’t Slow Down," which had come out in 2009. This album provided a resurgence for the band, featuring new material while still appealing to their classic fanbase. Interestingly, "I Want to Know What Love Is," originally released in 1984, is one of their most enduring hits and showcases the band's blend of rock with power balladry. At the time of the live recording, Foreigner was on a resurgence, having reunited with original members and adding new vocal talent. This performance highlights both nostalgia and the band's ongoing relevance in the rock genre. The Chicago concert exemplifies their ability to connect with audiences, maintaining their legacy more than three decades since their peak.

Foreigner Performs 'Hot Blooded' Live in Chicago

Chicago, IL, United States

• In January 2011, Foreigner performed live in Chicago, capturing the energy of their classic hit "Hot Blooded" as part of the album "Live in Chicago." ... Read Full Description >

  In January 2011, Foreigner performed live in Chicago, capturing the energy of their classic hit "Hot Blooded" as part of the album "Live in Chicago." This performance came during a resurgence period for the band, which had seen a renewed interest in their music following the release of "Can't Slow Down" in 2009. The live recording showcases both their enduring popularity and the band’s ability to engage audiences with their timeless rock sound. Notably, by this time, Foreigner was performing with a lineup that included founding member Mick Jones and newer members who helped to preserve the band's legacy while introducing their music to younger audiences. The concert was indicative of Foreigner’s commitment to touring and performing live, a critical aspect of their career as they continued to celebrate their extensive catalog.