Foreigner has confirmed the return of original lead singer Lou Gramm and founding keyboardist Al Greenwood for a series of special performances as the band marks its 50th anniversary. Gramm will join the band aboard the Rock Legends Cruise departing Miami on February 21, 2027, and perform at The Venetian in Las Vegas from March 10 to 20. Greenwood will appear at five select shows in Georgia and California in September and October, including dates in Macon, Augusta, and Highland, before joining the band for a four-show run in New York in spring 2027.

The New York engagement, held at the Beacon Theatre, The Wellmont Theater, The Capitol Theatre, Mohegan Sun Arena, and Flagstar at Westbury Music Fair, will take place from April 27 to May 2. The performances are part of Foreigner’s 50th Anniversary Tour, which celebrates the band’s origins in New York, where it was formed in 1976. Gramm, who joined the band in 1976 and contributed to landmark albums including Foreigner, Double Vision, and Head Games, has been a central figure in the band’s signature sound.

Greenwood, a founding member who played on the band’s first three albums, helped shape Foreigner’s early recordings and musical identity. His return completes the reunion of the original lineup during the anniversary festivities.

The 2027 New York shows will highlight the band’s roots and offer fans a rare opportunity to see both Gramm and Greenwood perform alongside the current lineup as Foreigner celebrates five decades of rock history.