FOREIGNER - KANSAS - ROSE TATTOO - 38 SPECIAL ~ Les Arenes. Fréjus.

*** FESTIVAL ROCK '81 ***

 

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  ~ TOUR 1981 ~

 

4, also known as Foreigner 4, is the fourth studio album by the British-American rock band Foreigner, released on July 2, 1981. Produced byRobert John "Mutt" Lange - Mick Jones. The album was a success worldwide, holding the #1 position on the Billboard album chart for a total of 10 weeks.

 

 

Somewhere to Elsewhere is the fourteenth studio album by American rock band Kansas, released on July 11, 2000.  Produced by Kerry Livgren - Phil Ehart - Rich Williams. This album marks the reunion of the band's original 1970s lineup since 1980's Audio-Visions. 

 

Pain is the sixth studio album by Australian hard rock band Rose Tattoo, released on June 3, 2002. Produced by Rainer Hänsel.

 

Drivetrain is the twelfth studio album by American (Jacksonville, Florida) the southern rock band 38 Special, released on July 24, 2004. Produced by Don Barnes - Danny Chauncey.

FOREIGNER (Band)

Lou Gramm — lead vocals, percussion (1976–1990, 1992–2003 touring 2017 and 2018)
Mick Jones (ex Spooky Tooth, Leslie West Band) — lead and rhythm guitars, keyboards, backing and lead vocals (1976–present)

Bob Mayo — keyboards (1981–1988; died February 24, 2004)

Rick Wills — bass, backing vocals (1979–1991, touring 2017, 2018 and 2019)
Dennis Elliott — drums, percussion, occasional backing vocals (1976–1993, 1991–93, touring 2017 and 2018)

 

 

 KANSAS (Band)

 

Steve Walsh — lead vocals, keyboards (2006-2014)
Rich Williams — lead and rhythm guitars (1973–1984, 1985–present)
Billy Greer — bass, acoustic guitar, backing and lead vocals (1985–present)
Phil Ehart — drums, percussion (1973–1984, 1985–present)
David Ragsdale — violin, rhythm guitar, backing vocals (1991–1997, 2006–present)

ROSE TATTOO (Band)

 

Angry Anderson — lead vocals (1976–1987, 1992–1993, 1998–present)
Dai Pritchard — slide guitar (2007–present)
Robin Riley — guitar (1982–1983, 2000–2005, 2010–2011), slide guitar (2005-2006)
Steve King — bass guitar (2000–2007)
Paul DeMarco — drums (1992–2016)

 

38 SPECIAL (Band)

 

 Don Barnes — lead and background vocals, co-lead and rhythm guitars, mandolin, keyboards, harmonica (1974–1987, 1992–present)
Donnie Van Zant — backing and lead vocals, guitar (1974–2013)
Bobby Capps – keyboards, lead and backing vocals (1991–present)
Gary "Madman" Moffatt (formerly of Cactus) – drums, percussion (1997–present)
Danny Chauncey – guitar, backing vocals (1987–2019)
Larry Junstrom — bass, guitar (1977–2014; died October 5, 2019)

 

 The Setlist

FOREIGNER

 

Long, Long Way From Home (Foreigner - 1977)
Blue Morning, Blue Day (Double Vision - 1978)
Dirty White Boy (Head Games - 1979)
Night Life (4 - 1981)
Cold as Ice (Foreigner - 1977)
Starrider (Foreigner - 1977) (on vocals Mick Jones)
Head Games (Head Games - 1979)
Urgent (4 - 1981)
I'm Gonna Win (4 - 1981)
The Modern Day (Head Games - 1979)
Juke Box Hero (4 - 1981)
Luanne (4 - 1981)
Feels Like the First Time (Foreigner - 1977)
Double Vision (Double Vision - 1978)

Encore 1

Love on the Telephone (Head Games - 1979)
Hot Blooded (Double Vision - 1978)

Encore 2

Headknocker (Foreigner - 1977) (with Drums Solo by Dennis Elliott - intro & Guitar Solo by Mick Jones)
 

 

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The Setlist

KANSAS

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 The Setlist

ROSE TATTO

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The Setlist

38 SPECIAL

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KANSAS - CHEAP TRICK ~ Le Pavillon. Paris.

Support Act : CHEAP TRICK

  ~ TOUR 1978 ~

 

Point of Know Return is the fifth studio album by American (from Topeka, Kansas) rock band Kansas, released on October 1, 1977. Producer Jeff Glixman. The albumo would be Kansas' highest-charting album in the US, peaking at #4 in January 1978.

 

In Color is the second studio album by the American (from Rockford, Illinois) rock band Cheap Trick, released on September 1, 1977. Producer by Tom Werman. This album is considered a classic of the power pop genre.

KANSAS (Band)

 

Phil Ehart — drums, percussion (1970-1971, 1973–1984, 1985–present)
Rich Williams — lead and rhythm guitars (1973–1984, 1985–present)
Kerry Livrent — lead and rhythm guitars, keyboards, synthesizers, backing vocals (1973–1983; 1990–1991; 1999–2000; guest 2023)
Dave Hope — bass, backing vocals (1973–1983; 1990; 2000; guest 2023)
Robby Robert Eugene Steinhardt — violin, viola, cello, lead and backing vocals (1973–1983; 1997–2006; died on July 17, 2021)
Steve Walsh — lead and backing vocal, keyboards, synthesizers, vibraphone, percussion (1973–1981; 1985–2014)

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CHEAP TRICK (Band)

  Robin Zander – lead vocals, rhythm guitar (1974–present)
Rick Nielsen – lead guitar, keyboards, backing vocals (1974–present)
Tom Petersson – bass, backing vocals (1974–1980, 1987–present)
Bun E. Carlos – drums, occasional backing vocals (1974–2010; one-off 2012, 2016)

 

The Setlist
KANSAS

 

 Carry On Wayward Son (Leftoverture - 1976)
Down the Road (Song for America - Bonus - 1975)
Point of Know Return (Point of Know Return - 1977)
Nobody's Home (Point of Know Return - 1977)
Closet Chronicles (Point of Know Return - 1977)
Mysteries and Mayhem (Masque - 1975)
Lamplight Symphony (Song Of America - 1975)
The Wall (Leftoverture - 1976)
Dust in the Wind (Point of Know Return - 1977)
Cheyenne Anthem (Leftoverture - 1976)
Miracles Out of (Point of Know Return - 1977)
Portrait (He Knew) (Point of Know Return - Bonus - 1977)
Sparks of the Tempest (Point of Know Return - Bonus - 1977)

Encore

Belexes (Kansas - 1974)
Magnum Opus (Howling At The Moon) (Leftoverture - 1976)

 

 

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The Setlist

CHEAP TRICK

 

 Hello There (In Color - 1977)
Come On, Come On (In Color - 1977)
Elo Kiddies (Cheap Trick - 1977)
Southern Girls (In Color - 1977)
Downed (In Color - 1977)
Clock Strikes Ten (In Color - 1977)
Goodnight (At Budokan - 1978) 

 

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