Foreigner Extend Farewell Tour With New 2026 Arena Dates
26.06.2026 - 02:15:31 | ad-hoc-news.de
Foreigner continue to stretch their farewell run well into next year. The band have extended their Feels Like The Last Time tour with new 2026 arena dates in the U.S. and Europe, according to updated listings on their official site and ticket platforms.
New U.S. arena shows announced
The refreshed schedule has Foreigner returning to American arenas in early 2026, with new dates including cities such as Chicago, New York, Dallas and Los Angeles on the books. Select U.S. shows once again pair the group with fellow rock staples Styx as special guests.
On-sale information varies by market, but major primary ticket outlets show standard reserved seat prices starting around the mid double digits, with VIP packages and meet-and-greet options available in several cities. Many dates are marked as low-ticket warnings, underlining ongoing demand for the classic rock package.
European and festival stops also added
Beyond the U.S., Foreigner have added a run of European arena and festival performances for spring and summer 2026. Newly listed shows include nights in London, Paris, Berlin and Madrid, plus slots at established rock festivals across Germany and Scandinavia.
The European segment follows the familiar farewell pattern: mostly indoor arenas between 8,000 and 15,000 capacity, with a few outdoor amphitheaters and festival main stages. Several continental shows list local rock acts as openers rather than Styx, reflecting regional booking strategies.
Tour, charts and work from Foreigner at a glance
For more background on Foreigner, their classic albums and the evolving farewell tour schedule, the AD HOC NEWS archive offers detailed coverage.
The musical core of Foreigner
Foreigner’s sound blends polished arena rock with pop hooks and blues-leaning vocals, built on Mick Jones’s guitar work and the high-register singing that Lou Gramm made famous. Key albums such as Foreigner (1977), Double Vision (1978) and 4 (1981) defined their radio presence.
Where the band stands now
Foreigner are currently on their extended farewell tour schedule into 2026, with additional U.S. and European dates confirmed and promoted as part of their final major touring cycle.
Foreigner at a glance
- Act: Foreigner
- Genre: Rock / arena rock
- Origin: New York City, United States
- Active since: 1976
- Lineup: Mick Jones (guitar, founder), Kelly Hansen (vocals), Jeff Pilson (bass), Michael Bluestein (keyboards), Bruce Watson (guitar), Chris Frazier (drums)
- Label: Previously Atlantic Records; catalog now handled by various rights holders
- Key works: Foreigner (1977), 4 (1981), Agent Provocateur (1984), Records (1982, compilation)
- Current album/single: Catalog-focused touring set built around hits like I Want To Know What Love Is, Cold As Ice, Juke Box Hero
- Charts / certifications: 4 spent 10 weeks at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 in 1981 and is multi-platinum certified in the U.S.
- Next live date: 2026, with U.S. and European arena and festival stops listed as part of the ongoing farewell tour
Frequently asked questions about Foreigner
Are Foreigner still touring in 2026?
Yes. Foreigner have extended their farewell touring plans into 2026, adding new U.S. arenas and European dates to what is described as their final major touring cycle.
Will Foreigner play shows in the United States on the latest leg?
The updated listings include multiple American arena dates in major markets such as Chicago, New York, Dallas and Los Angeles, with select shows again featuring Styx on the bill.
What classic songs do Foreigner usually perform live?
Setlists typically feature core hits like Feels Like The First Time, Cold As Ice, Juke Box Hero and the power ballad I Want To Know What Love Is, drawing heavily on their late 1970s and 1980s catalog.
This article was created with AI assistance and editorially reviewed. All information without guarantee; dates, chart positions and certifications may change at short notice.
