Issues between Lou Gramm and Foreigner — especially with band founder Mick Jones — have been well-documented over the years, especially after Gramm’s final departure in early 2003.

Foreigner is planning to release a previously unheard archival song featuring new vocals by original singer Lou Gramm.

Rick Diamond/Getty Lou Gramm and Foreigner are reuniting over 20 years ... After the singer— along with bandmates Ian McDonald, Rick Wills, Mick Jones, Dennis Elliott, Al Greenwood and Ed ...

Foreigner, a blend of American and British musicians, was formed in 1976 by Lou Gramm (vocals), Mick Jones (guitar ... who joined Foreigner in 2004, was a young musician playing in cover bands ...

"I hope he was watching the show," he said of Jones. "It was a great experience and… a real honor for what all of us, and especially Mick, have accomplished. Our creative partnership was really ...

Lou Gramm and Foreigner are reuniting ... the show," he said of Jones. "It was a great experience and… a real honor for what all of us, and especially Mick, have accomplished.

Gramm co-wrote “Hot Blooded” with founding Foreigner guitarist and main songwriter Mick Jones. The song peaked at No. 3 on the Billboard Hot 100 in 1978. “I Want to Know What Love Is ...

Gramm’s issues with Foreigner have largely stemmed from his disputes with band founder Mick Jones. The two enjoyed a fruitful creative relationship during their time together, yet also clashed ...

Gramm left Foreigner in 2003, largely due to disagreements with band founder Mick Jones. However, he will join Foreigner for eight shows across Mexico and South America that begin April 28.

Founding Foreigner guitarist Mick Jones is not expected to make any appearances as he stopped performing due to Parkinson’s disease. Jones, 80, and Gramm, 74, were inducted into the Songwriters ...