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Foreigner: Marshall Tucker Band Join Foreigner, Paul Rodgers Rock Legends Cruise II

submitted by Nick Oct 25th 2012 12:00 pm (www.antimusic.com)

The Marshall Tucker Band have been added to the lineup for the 2013 Rock Legends Cruise II

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Foreigner: Preview New Album

submitted by Nick Sep 16th 2009 10:00 am (www.antimusic.com)

Foreigner, one of the world's most popular and enduring rock bands, will release a new three-disc collection

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Motörhead: Rockstar Karaoke With Motorhead, Hinder, Foreigner Stars and More

submitted by Nick Sep 14th 2009 11:00 am (www.antimusic.com)

a special one night event that will give music fans an exclusive opportunity to watch well-known rock musicians as they perform live classic rock tunes in a karaoke type setting.

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Foreigner: Mick Jones talks about Foreigner's Wal-Mart deal (AP)

submitted by Nick Jul 30th 2009 02:01 pm (us.rd.yahoo.com)

AP - Mick Jones has watched classic rock bands like the Eagles, AC/DC and Journey reach new levels of popularity thanks to Wal-Mart; now he wants his band, Foreigner, to get in on the action.

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Foreigner: Hope To Match AC/DC and Journey Success

submitted by Nick Jul 27th 2009 06:00 am (www.antimusic.com)

Can WalMart work its magic for yet another '70s rock act?

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Foreigner: betting on Wal-Mart with new release (Reuters)

submitted by Nick Jul 25th 2009 03:01 am (us.rd.yahoo.com)

Reuters - Can Wal-Mart work its magic for yet another '70s rock act?