The iconic rock band Foreigner has announced an exciting brief Las Vegas residency scheduled for March 2026, which promises to be an unforgettable experience as they perform alongside a full orchestra. This unique collaboration will allow fans to enjoy a stunning combination of their classic hits, accompanied by rich orchestral arrangements that elevate the band’s legendary sound.

During this residency, Foreigner will take the stage at the Venetian Theatre on select dates: March 6, 7, 11, 13, and 14, 2026, with all performances kicking off at 8 p.m. local time. Fans are encouraged to mark their calendars for this limited engagement that celebrates the band’s incredible legacy.

As detailed on the venue’s official website, the show will commemorate Foreigner’s 50th anniversary and offer a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for fans to witness their most beloved songs performed with a 20-piece orchestra. This ensemble will be conducted by the exceptionally talented Juilliard cello virtuoso Dave Eggar, who has an impressive resume, having collaborated with renowned artists such as Coldplay, Paul Simon, Amy Winehouse, and Beyoncé. His arranging partner, Chuck Palmer, will also contribute to this remarkable musical experience.

Tickets for this anticipated residency will be available for purchase starting April 25, 2025, so fans should act quickly to secure their spot for this historic event.

What Upcoming Tours and Concerts Can Fans Expect from Foreigner?

Before the thrilling 2026 residency kicks off, Foreigner has an extensive year of touring planned. Their Latin American tour is set to launch on April 28, leading into a series of performances across the U.S. and Canada that will continue until November. Fans are eager to see the band live, as they are known for their electrifying performances and timeless rock anthems.

However, it is important to note that lead singer Kelly Hansen will not be joining the band for the Latin American or Canadian dates. In a statement shared with UCR, Hansen explained that “residency issues have forced me to limit appearances outside of the U.S.A. this year, which means I will miss some international shows.” This news may disappoint some fans, but the band has arranged for talented substitutes to step in for these performances.

In Latin America, the vocal duties will primarily be handled by band member Luis Maldonado, with special appearances by the original Foreigner frontman, Lou Gramm, adding a nostalgic touch to the shows. In Canada, Geordie Brown will take over vocal responsibilities in Hansen’s absence, ensuring that fans still enjoy a high-energy and memorable concert experience.