Foreigner at Venetian Theatre, Las Vegas

Rock and Roll Hall of Fame band Foreigner has announced a six-show return to the Las Vegas Strip for March 2027. Billed as Foreigner: 50 Years of Hits, the residency takes place inside the Venetian Theatre at The Venetian Resort. Performances are scheduled for March 10, 12, 13, 17, 19 and 20. This engagement extends the group's anniversary activities into the year marking five decades since the release of their debut album, alongside the release of a new documentary titled In the Eye of the Storm.

The current lineup features Luis Maldonado on vocals, Jeff Pilson on bass, Michael Bluestein on keyboards, Bruce Watson on lead guitar, Chris Frazier on drums and John Roth on guitar. Founding keyboardist Al Greenwood will return to the stage for several nights of the run to perform material from the band's first three albums. Fans attending the Venetian Theatre can expect classic tracks such as I Want to Know What Love Is, Cold as Ice, Juke Box Hero, Hot Blooded and Waiting for a Girl Like You.

This residency suits travellers planning a short spring break in Nevada who want to combine a major rock concert with other activities detailed in a Las Vegas 3-Day Itinerary. Foreigner has maintained a regular presence at this venue, performing more shows here than at any other location worldwide.

General ticket sales for the residency begin through Ticketmaster and The Venetian, including the resort box offices. Advance sales include Citi cardmember access, artist presales, and Live Nation or Venetian presales. Check the official ticketing page for exact dates and availability.

When planning where to stay, location on the Strip matters more than the brand. Staying on the center Strip puts you within walking distance of Bellagio, Caesars and the Venetian, making it the easiest first base for concertgoers. For transport, Harry Reid International Airport sits right at the south end of the Strip, so most hotels are a short taxi or rideshare away. Drivers arrive on the I-15 from Los Angeles and Salt Lake City, and there is no passenger train yet. Read our guide on How to Get to Las Vegas for more details on the airport, buses and the Monorail.

• Book your tickets and hotel rooms well ahead of travel, as March dates in Las Vegas can fill up quickly with convention visitors and spring travellers.
• Read the total room price carefully before booking, as resort fees and taxes are usually added to the base rate.
• Use walking, the Deuce bus or rideshares to get around the Strip and Downtown, as you do not need a rental car for city sightseeing.
• If you want to explore further afield, read our guide on Day Trips from Las Vegas: Red Rock, Hoover Dam and the Grand Canyon to plan a visit outside the city.

We first covered this announcement on 2026-10-28. Details can change, so check the official event and venue sites before you book travel.

Sources

• TicketNews
• FOX5 Vegas
• NextMosh