Lou Gramm Joins Foreigner On Stage In Clearwater, Florida
In a heartwarming reunion for fans of classic rock, Lou Gramm, the iconic former lead singer of Foreigner, joined the band on stage during their performance in Clearwater, Florida. The surprise appearance occurred during the band's tour stop at the Ruth Eckerd Hall, thrilling the audience with a nostalgic trip back to the heyday of Foreigner's music.
Gramm, who co-founded Foreigner in 1976, left the band in 2003 but has occasionally reunited with them for special performances. His return to the stage with Foreigner was met with roaring applause and cheers from the crowd, as they performed some of their greatest hits including 'Cold as Ice' and 'I Want to Know What Love Is.'
The event not only highlighted the enduring appeal of Foreigner's music but also showcased the strong bond between Gramm and the current lineup of the band. Kelly Hansen, who has been Foreigner's lead singer since 2005, graciously shared the spotlight with Gramm, allowing fans to relive the magic of the band's original sound.
This reunion in Clearwater is a testament to the lasting impact of Foreigner's music on their fans and the music industry as a whole. It serves as a reminder of the timeless nature of great music and the joy it brings to people across generations.
Latest
Can you Like
