- aor
- classic rock
- United States
- formed 1976, New York
- 1 album
- 7 Dutch Top 40 hits
Foreigner is a group from the United States, formed in 1976 in New York. Around the concerts on this site, the line-up of the group consisted of Mick Jones, Jeff Pilson, Michael Bluestein, Bruce Watson, Chris Frazier, Luis Maldonado and John Roth. One concert by the group is on this site, at 013 Poppodium, Tilburg, The Netherlands in 2026, with four clips filmed from the crowd. The collection holds one album by the group: 40, from 2017. On top of that, the group appears on one album by others: NOW That's What I Call Rock Anthems. Seven records reached the Dutch Top 40. The highest was I Want to Know What Love Is: number 6 in week 7 of 1985.
Source: MusicBrainz and Discogs
Concerts by Foreigner
One concert by Foreigner is on this site. The ticket opens the clips and the setlist.
Timeline of Foreigner
The line-up of Foreigner around the concerts on this site: seven members, with the years they belonged to the group, including anyone who left for a while and came back. This is the line-up around those dates, not necessarily who was on stage on a particular night. The thin lines are the albums, the red ones the entries in the Dutch Top 40, the coloured ones the concerts on this site. Point at a line and click for the album, the weekly chart or the concert. A linked name has its own page.
Mick Jones
Jeff Pilson
Michael Bluestein
Bruce Watson
Chris Frazier
Luis Maldonado
John Roth1980198519901995200020052010201520202025
013 Poppodium Tilburg, The Netherlands50th Anniversary Tour · 16 June 2026Member of the groupAlbumDutch Top 40Concert on this siteStill a member
All videos of Foreigner
All concert videosFour clips from one night, in the order they were played. A click plays the clip right here.
Concerts in the Netherlands and Belgium
Where Foreigner played in the Netherlands and Belgium, according to setlist.fm: 43 concerts, newest first.
- North Stage
- Poppodium 013On this site
- De Grote Rietplas
- Grote Zaal
- Grote Zaal
- South Stage
- Festivalterrein Weert-Noord
- Main Stage 1
- Trix
- Sportpark Boshoven
- Festivalterrein Stenehei
- Sportpark Boshoven
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- Werthplatz
- Ancienne Belgique
- Poppodium 013
- Sportpaleis
- Sportpaleis
- Sportpaleis
- Sportpaleis
- Sportpaleis
- Sportpaleis
- Sportpaleis
- Sportpaleis
- Sportpaleis
- Sportpaleis
- Sportpaleis
- Sportpaleis
- Sportpaleis
- Sportpaleis
- Sportpaleis
- Sportpaleis
- Sportpaleis
- Sportpaleis
- Sportpaleis
- Sportpaleis
- Vorst Nationaal / Forest National
- Vorst Nationaal / Forest National
- Jaap Edenhal
- Vorst Nationaal / Forest National
- Sportpark de Berckt
- TopPop
- Circustheater
- TopPop
Source: setlist.fm
Albums by Foreigner
Click the cover and you get the tracks per side, with the whole album on Spotify. The setlists of the concerts above show what of this was played live.
Also appears on
Foreigner also turns up beyond the own albums: on one album by others, from compilations and soundtracks to guest contributions. Each album lists the tracks concerned.
Biggest hits of Foreigner
Foreigner had seven records in the Dutch Top 40. The best-charting record comes first; the badge shows the peak position, the title opens the full run. These are the five biggest. The button below opens all entries.
week 7, 198545weeks in the chart
with 7 records1977first entry
week 39, 19771988latest entry
week 26, 19887years with an entry
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1984Dutch Top 40: peak position 6 in week 7 of 1985, 15 weeks in the chart I Want to Know What Love Is
Foreigner5:05 -
1977Dutch Top 40: peak position 13 in week 42 of 1977, 6 weeks in the chart Cold as Ice
Foreigner3:23 -
1987Dutch Top 40: peak position 14 in week 3 of 1988, 6 weeks in the chart Say You Will
Foreigner4:15 -
1982Dutch Top 40: peak position 16 in week 7 of 1982, 6 weeks in the chart Waiting for a Girl like You
Foreigner4:52 -
Foreigner3:58
All Dutch Top 40 entries of Foreigner
Source: top40.nl
Frequently asked questions
Which concerts by Foreigner are on this site?
One concert by Foreigner is on this site: 013 Poppodium, Tilburg, The Netherlands (2026). The concert has the clips in the order of the night and the setlist with a Spotify button per song.
Who belonged to Foreigner around the concerts on this site?
Around those concerts the line-up consisted of Mick Jones, Jeff Pilson, Michael Bluestein, Bruce Watson, Chris Frazier, Luis Maldonado and John Roth. That is the line-up of the group in those years, not necessarily who was on stage on a particular night. The names are also in the side column. Members from another period are not listed.
Which Dutch Top 40 hits did Foreigner have?
Seven records made the Dutch Top 40. The best-charting record is I Want to Know What Love Is, which reached number 6 in week 7 of 1985. The graph next to each record shows its run from week to week. This page shows the five biggest; the button below opens all entries.
Which albums by other artists feature Foreigner?
On one album: NOW That's What I Call Rock Anthems (Various). Each album lists the tracks concerned.
How many albums by Foreigner are in the collection?
There is one: 40, from 2017. A cover opens the album with the tracks per side and the whole album on Spotify.
Where can you see and hear Foreigner?
All four clips from one concert are on this page under "All videos" and on the concert page, and play in a window over the page. On a concert page every song in the setlist has a round Spotify button, and the Dutch Top 40 entries have the same button. A cover opens the album with the tracks per side and the whole album on Spotify. The music plays in the player at the bottom and keeps going while you browse on, after one-time consent for Spotify.
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