Foreigner Tickets

Brought back alot of memories with their music...can't wait to see them again

The show was pretty weak overall. They played most of the songs too slow and it was apparent that the new lead singer (Kelly) is no Lou Gramm (despite his best effort). The show lacked energy and focus--at least 3 times they went off on random improvisation "jam" sessions that were not interesting and detracted from the flow of the show.

If you love classic rock, then this was the show for you. Pairing Eddie Money and Foreigner was sheer genius and neither disappointed. This combined with the fact that the Celeste Center at the Ohio State Fair is an intimate setting, all made for one of the best concerts I have ever been had the privilege to attend. Eddie got everyone warmed up nicely with his playlist of hits, including "Take Me Home Tonight", "Two Tickets to Paradise" and "Shakin". The introduction of his daughter as a back-up singer was another highlight and she even got to solo a little. And then out came Foreigner and they simply rocked the house with classics such as "Dirty White Boy", "Cold As Ice", "Urgent", "Jukebox Hero" and "Hot Blooded". Let's not forget that Foreigner also recorded two of the most recognizeable and highy played rock ballards of all time with "I've Been Waiting For A Girl Like You" and "I Want to Know What Love Is", both which got the crowd singing back to the band. It was fantastical. Foreigner's new song, "Too Late" off their new album, "Can't Slow Down", is destined to be a hit. The only thing missing from it all was Lou Graham but Mick Jones has found a capable replacement in Kelly Hansen. Even though Eddie and some of the Foreigner band mates are getting up in years, they still put on an excellent show. More than worth the price of admission. If you have the opportunity to see either Eddie Money or Foreigner, you will not be disappointed.

If you get a chance to see Foreigner, do it! They were superb! Kelly Hanson sounds just like Lou Gramm. You will not be disappointed.

The show was amazing. The old rockers still have it, in fact I think they got better with age! They still looked like hot rockers and played flawlessly. The drummer had an unforgettable solo and the lead guitarist blew me away! The singer was dead on every note and had a great stage presence, not to mention his tight white pants and silk shirt unbuttoned all the way to his stomach!

We took our teenage daughters to the concert at the Ohio State Fair and after the show they told us," NO MORE JONAS BROTHERS FOR THEM !! ". IT WAS AWESOME.

Eddie Money opened with a nice show. He played a good set and connected well with the audience. His daughter brought some excitement to the show as well. I want to go back has been running in my head for days now. When Foreigner hit the stage it was electric. They got a state fair crowd on their feet (not so easy to do) virtually from start to finish. They were right on - even better then my cd's. The fact that they were not the original members was not noticable - in fact I think they may even be better then the original. If I had the chance to see them again, it would be a no-brainer. They were great!

Amazing way to start their US Tour.. this concert was great! The vocals,guitaring and drumming was all phenomenal . They sounded and played even better than the recordings. Mick has really organized the new blood (Hansen sounds as good as Gramm) and infused a new life into the group. Do not miss any opportunity to the see them live again and relive the memories....

THOUGHT THEY PUT ON A FANTASTIC.EACH PERFORMER IN GROUP COULD DO A SHOW ALL BY THEMSELVES. SOUNDED JUST AS GOOD AS THEIR DVD'S OR BETTER.

The Money Man was terrific. I loved every minute of his show. Foreigner, well, they were forgettable. I would have enjoyed their CDs more than their live performance. I do not like Kelly Hansen! Good voice, lousy rapport with the audience.

This show was better than I had expected. Enjoyed Eddie's hits and his stories and Foreigner put on a great performance; they played and sang their hearts out for the crowd.

Great! Waiting for a Girl LIke You and I wanna know what Love is were definitely the best... the lead singer does slow songs so well. He will give you the goosebumps! The concert is worth going for just those two songs, not to mention a great performance of Urgent and Feels Like the First Time.

Eddie Money was witty and warm to the audience. It was almost like a stand up routine. He even let his daughter Jessie Money sing two songs. She was amazing and totally awesome. I would go to her concert any day. Then Foreigner came on and from the first note, I knew the concert was going to be phenomenal. The lights, sound, and music were awesome. It was great to hear all the classics and they were really friendly and energetic. This concert surpassed all others I have been to. For once, it seemed the musicians actually wanted to be there and enjoyed entertaining their audience. I loved it! I would most definitely see Foreigner again!

This concert was the most memorable. It was one i will never forget. I loved the sound and the length of time they played was fantastic. The lead singer of Foreigner is so hot and sexy and danced and performed like I have nver seen before. Loved the concert

Geat show. Alot of movement on stage. Hope therir US tour goes good. Will but Their new cd in Sept.

Outstanding vocals and energy!!! You can tell these guys still love to rock!

Eddy Money was a blast as opening act,and his daughter was great with the songs she sung.Now Foreigner with the new lineup totally rocked,loved the everything ,.The keyboard and drum solos were amazing ,and lets face it ,the sax solo in Urgent just blew everyone away

There was a high energy crowd that day,everyone got into the music. It was definitely hot blooded event!

Foreigner is till awesome. They sounded great and played over two hours. I have seen them twice before and they have never sounded better. Can't believe they played at the Ohio State Fair. They should really be at a much larger venue.

What can you say about classic rock at its best? A step back in time as the group masterfully played each song with committed passion of much younger men. Maybe like fine wine, rockers age beautifully (Eddie Money looked like he could have used some time at the gym). Guitar riffs effortless from Mick Jones. Thomas Gimbel created more magic with the sax. Delivered all the great classic songs that made the original team great. Kelly Hansen replicated the emotion of each song without too much push- gotta love reverb. Didnt want this show to end!