Foreigner

Brian Teepell/USPA 24 News - The 2025 Canadian Tour, commenced on October 21st in St. John's, Newfoundland, and subsequently delivered an unforgettable performance at Halifax's Scotia Bank Centre on October 24th.

This sweeping tour across Canada marks the beginning of the countdown to the 2026 launch of Juke Box Hero, The Musical. Canadian music legends 54.40 have joined the tour, treating audiences to their hits, including 'I Go Blind' and 'Ocean Pearl.' Furthermore, the tour features special guest vocalist Geordie Brown, celebrated for his role in the workshop production of 'Juke Box Hero, The Musical' in Calgary, Edmonton, and Toronto's Ed Mirvish Theatre.

With almost 50 years of rock history, Foreigner continues to dominate the charts with enduring anthems like Juke Box Hero, Cold As Ice, Hot Blooded, Waiting For A Girl Like You, Feels Like The First Time, and the worldwide #1 hit I Want To Know What Love Is. The band maintains massive airplay with over 15 million weekly streams of their hits. 

Foreigner has a deep connection to Canada, dating back to their memorable 2006 CBC New Year's Eve broadcast from Niagara Falls.

This 2025 tour marks Foreigner's most extensive Canadian tour to date, showcasing their impressive discography to fans nationwide. Don't miss this chance to experience the Foreigner classic songbook live in concert!

Foreigner's music has demonstrated a lasting impact on the industry, with nearly five decades of influence, as evidenced by robust ticket sales and near sold-out shows across Canada. Fans at the Scotia Bank Centre were treated to a heartfelt rendition of Simon & Garfunkel's Bridge Over Troubled Water and an emotional performance of I Want To Know What Love Is to conclude the evening. A legendary concert that will not soon be forgotten.