The Real Reason Singer Lou Gramm Quit Foreigner

During the Los Angeles riots, Gramm and Jones decided to sort out their differences, with Gramm rejoining the lineup in 1992. He contributed on the 1995 Foreigner LP Mr. Moonlight, which saw relative success in Europe despite a lackluster release in the United States, according to the Las Vegas Sun.

While Gramm left the band again in 2003 due to a desire to spend more time with his family, per WMGK, Gramm joined Foreigner for three songs during an encore at Jones Beach Theatre in New York in 2017. Although the singer finally resigned from touring in 2018, he has stated that he intends to continue to release new music promoted with occasional live performances.

"When I left Foreigner in 2003, I put together my own band and I've been playing with various versions of that band, on and off, I decided that I've been doing this for over 45 years, and we have a little one at home, and I wanted to spend time at home with [my wife] Robyn, and my baby girl's name is Luciana," the singer told WMGK of his Foreigner retirement. "[She's] a year and three months. She's a little redhead and she's feisty and sweet and so much fun to be around."

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