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FOREIGNER spielen am Sonntag, 28. Mai, im Berliner Tempodrom – Beginn ca. 20:00 Uhr Tickets an allen bekannten VVK-Stellen Mick Jones (Lead Guitar), Kelly Hansen (Lead Vocals), Jeff Pilson (Bass, Vocals), Tom Gimbel (Rhythm Guitar, Sax, Vocals), Michael Bluestein (Keyboards), Bruce Watson (Guitar) und Chris Frazier (Drums) starten am 20. Mai in Luzern ihre ausgiebige 40th Anniversary Tour“ welche sie am 28. Mai nach Berlin ( Tempodrom) führt. FOREIGNER zelebriert ihr 40. Jubiläum mit einer remasterten Hit-Sammlung auf zwei Discs, die ihre gesamte Karriere umspannt. Mit zwei neu aufgenommenen Tracks! Auf CD, Vinyl und digital ab Mai / Juni über Rhino 40th Anniversary Tour startet am 20. Mai in Luzern/Schweiz 40 Hits aus 40 Jahren! FOREIGNER feiern ihr 40. Jubiläum als eine der erfolgreichsten und beständigsten Bands der Rockgeschichte mit der brandneuen Best Of-Compilation 40, die 40 Hits aus ihrer gesamten Karriere präsentiert. Am 19. Mai werden Rhino die Sammlung mit legendären Songs aus den Jahren 1977 bis 2017 als Doppel-CD veröffentlichen. Am 2. Juni folgt eine Doppel-Vinyl- Version mit 23 Songs. Das Jubiläumspack erscheint pünktlich zum Start der 40th Anniversary Tour, die am 20. Mai in der Schweiz startet! CD1 präsentiert die besten Songs aus den ersten fünf FOREIGNER-Alben Foreigner (1977), Double Vision (1978), Head Games (1979), 4 (1981) und Agent Provocateur (1984). Unter den 21 Tracks findet man einige der größten Hits der Band, etwa „Urgent“ und „Feels Like The First Time“, sowie Songs, die etwas Tiefer in die Materie führen wie „Luanne“ und „Women“. Auf CD2 gibt es die Songs von Inside Information (1987), Unusual Heat (1991), Mr. Moonlight (1994) und Can’t Slow Down (2009) mit Songs wie „Rain”, „When It Comes to Love” und „Heart Turns To Stone.” Quelle: www.concertbuero-zahlmann.de Quelle Foto: www.tempodrom.de.

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