Lou Gramm, the original singer of Foreigner, is releasing his first solo album in 17 years, titled 'Released,' in March 2026, featuring a mix of old and new songs, and he plans to retire from music next year to focus on family and personal interests.
Lou Gramm, the original singer of Foreigner, has commented on the band's nomination for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, suggesting that a change in leadership at the Hall may have led to their nomination. He expressed mixed feelings about the nomination and revealed that he has not been in contact with his former bandmate, Mick Jones, for several years. Despite having performed with the band in 2017 and 2018, Lou seemingly has no recollection of these appearances. Gramm left Foreigner in 2002 and has battled health issues in recent years, but has reunited with the band for several shows.