Foreigner Celebrates 50th Anniversary with Las Vegas Residency at the Venetian in 2027

Foreigner will mark its 50th anniversary with a new Las Vegas residency, "50 Years of Hits," at the Venetian Resort in 2027.

The run of shows begins March 10, with additional performances throughout the month. The residency coincides with the 50th anniversary of Foreigner's self-titled debut album, which featured hits such as "Feels Like the First Time" and "Cold as Ice."

The band's 50th anniversary tour, which starts in 2026, will continue into 2027, with the Las Vegas dates serving as a highlight. Founding member Al Greenwood will join Foreigner for several performances during the residency, according to a press release. More announcements are expected. Greenwood, who played keyboards on the band's first three albums, was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame with Foreigner in 2024.

Foreigner's current lineup includes bassist Jeff Pilson, guitarists Bruce Watson and John Roth, keyboardist Michael Bluestein, drummer Clint Frazier and singer Luis Maldonado.

Original singer Lou Gramm, who has performed with Foreigner in recent years after decades away, has said he plans to retire from touring. Gramm was not included in the initial announcement for the residency.