One year ago today, Foreigner finally took their rightful place in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, a moment fans and the band had been waiting on for decades. From the anthems that defined generations to the performances that continue to ignite crowds today, this honor cements Foreigner’s legacy as one of classic rock’s greatest. | Foreigner

Throwing it back to 1982 with a live performance of “Break It Up” from ‘4’ ‘FOREIGNER 4 DELUXE’ featuring newly remastered audio, live recordings from the 1981 and 1982 world tour, instrumental versions, remixes, and five previously unreleased tracks from the original band members is out September 12 and available for pre-order now: https://Foreigner.lnk.to/for4 | Foreigner

Music industry executives John Kalodner and Bud Prager share insights on how the name "Foreigner" came about. Since "Trigger" was already taken, Mick Jones suggested "Foreigner." The name reflected the band's international makeup: Mick Jones, Ian McDonald, and Dennis Elliott were English, while Lou Gramm, Al Greenwood, and Ed Gagliardi were American. Thus, in any country, three members would always be foreigners. | Foreigner