John Murray's Concert Archive

This is a tribute to my best friend John Murray. John puts anyone I ever met to shame in terms of the number of shows he saw and the quality of the seats he got. He had 3 drumsticks and 38 guitar pics

Joined June 2022    

John Murray has 2 Foreigner concerts.

In 1976, Mick Jones, former guitarist of Spooky Tooth and the Leslie West Band, started Foreigner with Lou Gramm, Al Greenwood, Dennis Elliot, Ian McDonald, and Ed Gagliardi. Together, the six members released two studio albums, but in 1979, Galiardi was replaced by Rick Wills while McDonald and Greenwood were fired in 1980. The quartet of Jones, Wills, Gramm, and Elliot released three studio albums as Foreigner before Gramm left in 1990. Without Gramm, the band released "Unusual Heat" in 1991. Wills and Elliott left later that year. Gramm returned in 1992 and appeared on the band's seventh album "Mr. Moonlight" (1994). He departed permanently in 2003. In 2009, Foreigner released its eighth studio album: "Can't Slow Down."

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Date Concert Venue Location
Jul 07, 1993
Triumph / Foreigner
  Photos   Setlists
Riverport Amphitheatre Maryland Heights, Missouri, United States
Aug 04, 1978
Foreigner / Nantucket
  Photos
Kiel Auditorium St. Louis, Missouri, United States

Some Videos From These Concerts


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Some Photos From These Concerts


Triumph / Foreigner on Jul 7, 1993 [634-small]

Triumph / Foreigner
Jul 7, 1993
 Maryland Heights, Missouri, United States
  Uploaded by John Murray

Foreigner / Nantucket on Aug 4, 1978 [558-small]

Foreigner / Nantucket
Aug 4, 1978
 St. Louis, Missouri, United States
  Uploaded by Mark A Schuler

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