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Foghat
8 hours ago
Starting off the year strong with all of our awesome listeners on Spotify! 🎶 🎉
Listen here: https://tinyurl.com/foghatonspotify
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Official Merch

"On Tonsils & Sneakers" 7" 45 RPM Red...
$16.99 USD

"On Tonsils & Sneakers"-AUTOGRAPHED- ...
$29.99 USD

Sonic Mojo VINYL -180 Gram Neon Purple
$29.99 USD

Sonic Mojo VINYL -180 Gram Neon Purpl...
$45.0 USD

Foghat 'LIVE' Reissue - Orange Vinyl ...
$29.99 USD

Then & Now Autographed Vinyl Bundle
$79.99 USD

Sonic Mojo CD- AUTOGRAPHED
$25.0 USD

'FOOL FOR THE CITY' - AUTOGRAPHED - ...
$55.0 USD

4 CD Bundle!!! - SONIC MOJO-BLUES ALL...
$29.99 USD

Then and Now AUTOGRAPHED CD/DVD Bundl...
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Billy
February 1st 2025
Foghat is my favorite band, since I saw them in 1974. I even had RI license plates FOGHAT for 20 years. The reason why I got rid of them was I was afraid someone would steal them. I consider myself their greatest fan not related to them. The concert was great! I sat in the middle, 3 rows from the stage. The show was great. I was choked up the first 15 minutes of the concert, watching, & listening to them perform. I was hoping to meet them after the concert, but that didn't happen. I had a pic of my old license plate that I wanted to give them. I did get a picture taken by Kiki classic rock, holding the pic. I spoke with Roger Earl a few times in the past. I'm so glad to have known them & love them for 50 years. I hope to see them again.
Lincoln, RI@Bally's Event Center

Daniel
January 13th 2025
Bottom line: Great show!
Particulars: Super performance by a band clearly having a good time and flexing their polished stage presence. Great musicians and a lead singer who knows how to give a crowd their money's worth. 👍 👍
Sahuarita, AZ@Desert Diamond Casino - Sahaurita

Leonard
November 3rd 2024
Our first time attending a concert at the Aqua Caliente Terraza (the tequila bar is a separate location within the casino). It was easy to buy tickets, plenty of free parking, in addition to valet. Easy access to very clean restrooms. There was also a separate bar, with quick service.
It is an indoor/outdoor venue, with the band under cover. There were plenty of folding chairs to sit, which are sold as general admission, and you could stand right in front of the state, without blocking anyone's views.
I was surprised how few people attended, maybe 100-200.
I am in my early 60s and have been a Foghat fan since my teens in the 1970s, so am very familiar with their catalogue. They played all the songs you would expect and sounded like I expected, considering only Roger Earl, their drummer is an original member. The other musicians are very professional and did everything to put on a good show.
Cathedral City, CA@Agave Caliente Tequila Bar
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About Foghat
Foghat is a band. In 2024, Foghat turned 53 years old. In November of 2023, they released a new album titled Sonic Mojo which debuted at #1 on the Billboard Blues Charts and as of this writing has stayed in the Top Ten for over 17 Weeks! They are still out on the road, traveling across the land and bringing their infectious boogie to packed houses full of adoring fans nearly every night. A Foghat concert is every bit as much fun and intense in 2024 as it was in 1977 when their classic multi-platinum album, Foghat Live broke them around the world. Looking back, it is only fitting that it was a live album that made Foghat a household name. The band would not have it any other way.
Foghat continues to appeal to fans of all ages because their music is timeless. They play with an energy that perpetuates youthful exuberance, no matter how old they may be. This band loves to play music. This band lives to play music. Those in the audience, whether they discovered Foghat in the video game Guitar Hero III, from the movie Dazed & Confused, heard Slow Ride in the film ‘Top Gun/Maverick’ in 2023, or first heard them when they purchased their 1972 debut album, knows they are the real deal. That’s why a Foghat audience is so diverse, yet unified. Baby Boomers, Gen X’ers and Millennials and on down all come together with a single purpose when the band comes to town. They wanna boogie…and boogie they do!
For Foghat fans, the announcement of their new album, Sonic Mojo was no surprise. They’ve learned to expect new releases from this band. And Sonic Mojo was met with the same enthusiasm and excitement as their other recent releases which include 2010’s Last Train Home, 2016’s Under the Influence, 2017’s Live at the Belly Up and 2021’s 8 Days on the Road, which was recorded live at Daryl’s House Club in Pawling, NY. These releases join a long history of great music put out by the band.
Foghat began back in 1971 when Lonesome Dave Peverett and Roger Earl decided to leave Savoy Brown and start a band of their own. History has proven that this was a great decision. Over the years, Foghat has earned eight Gold Records, one Platinum Record and one DoublePlatinum record. As with any band that survives for over five decades, there have been ups and downs, and tragedies and triumphs. Through it all, they moved ahead in one form or another for only one reason: The Music. For Foghat, it’s all about the music, always has been and always will be.
Sadly, the band has lost three beloved members over the years. Founding member, songwriter, vocalist, and guitarist Lonesome Dave passed away in 2000. In 2005, slide guitarist extraordinaire Rod Price left us and then, in 2018, the band lost long time bassist Craig MacGregor. Through all the losses, founding member and drummer, Roger Earl, kept the music, and the band, moving forward.
Now, in 2024, Foghat consists of Roger Earl pounding the skins, long time member Bryan Bassett (Molly Hatchet, Wild Cherry) on lead/slide guitar, singer/bassist Rodney O’Quinn (Pat Travers Band) on bass & vocals, and newest member, lead vocalist and guitarist Scott Holt (Buddy Guy) who also played with the Foghat side project Earl & the Agitators for 8 years. These four members remain true to the original spirit of Foghat. They play in reverence to those that have gone on. They understand that Foghat exists solely to share the music they create with anyone who wants to hear it. They deliver each and every night, with giant smiles on their faces, and the fun they are having on stage is infectious! It is evident that they are doing the same thing that every one of their fans is doing: Just enjoying another Foghat Show. It never gets old!
If Foghat had been a one hit wonder and only had success with the song “Slow Ride” they’d still have a well-deserved place in rock ‘n’ roll history. Thankfully, however, Foghat has been so much more than that. In fact, they just had their first #1 record ever with SONIC MOJO! Rest assured, this band will truly roll ‘til their old and rock ‘til they drop. Roger Earl has been at this for 53 years and has no plan of stopping now.
Foghat continues to appeal to fans of all ages because their music is timeless. They play with an energy that perpetuates youthful exuberance, no matter how old they may be. This band loves to play music. This band lives to play music. Those in the audience, whether they discovered Foghat in the video game Guitar Hero III, from the movie Dazed & Confused, heard Slow Ride in the film ‘Top Gun/Maverick’ in 2023, or first heard them when they purchased their 1972 debut album, knows they are the real deal. That’s why a Foghat audience is so diverse, yet unified. Baby Boomers, Gen X’ers and Millennials and on down all come together with a single purpose when the band comes to town. They wanna boogie…and boogie they do!
For Foghat fans, the announcement of their new album, Sonic Mojo was no surprise. They’ve learned to expect new releases from this band. And Sonic Mojo was met with the same enthusiasm and excitement as their other recent releases which include 2010’s Last Train Home, 2016’s Under the Influence, 2017’s Live at the Belly Up and 2021’s 8 Days on the Road, which was recorded live at Daryl’s House Club in Pawling, NY. These releases join a long history of great music put out by the band.
Foghat began back in 1971 when Lonesome Dave Peverett and Roger Earl decided to leave Savoy Brown and start a band of their own. History has proven that this was a great decision. Over the years, Foghat has earned eight Gold Records, one Platinum Record and one DoublePlatinum record. As with any band that survives for over five decades, there have been ups and downs, and tragedies and triumphs. Through it all, they moved ahead in one form or another for only one reason: The Music. For Foghat, it’s all about the music, always has been and always will be.
Sadly, the band has lost three beloved members over the years. Founding member, songwriter, vocalist, and guitarist Lonesome Dave passed away in 2000. In 2005, slide guitarist extraordinaire Rod Price left us and then, in 2018, the band lost long time bassist Craig MacGregor. Through all the losses, founding member and drummer, Roger Earl, kept the music, and the band, moving forward.
Now, in 2024, Foghat consists of Roger Earl pounding the skins, long time member Bryan Bassett (Molly Hatchet, Wild Cherry) on lead/slide guitar, singer/bassist Rodney O’Quinn (Pat Travers Band) on bass & vocals, and newest member, lead vocalist and guitarist Scott Holt (Buddy Guy) who also played with the Foghat side project Earl & the Agitators for 8 years. These four members remain true to the original spirit of Foghat. They play in reverence to those that have gone on. They understand that Foghat exists solely to share the music they create with anyone who wants to hear it. They deliver each and every night, with giant smiles on their faces, and the fun they are having on stage is infectious! It is evident that they are doing the same thing that every one of their fans is doing: Just enjoying another Foghat Show. It never gets old!
If Foghat had been a one hit wonder and only had success with the song “Slow Ride” they’d still have a well-deserved place in rock ‘n’ roll history. Thankfully, however, Foghat has been so much more than that. In fact, they just had their first #1 record ever with SONIC MOJO! Rest assured, this band will truly roll ‘til their old and rock ‘til they drop. Roger Earl has been at this for 53 years and has no plan of stopping now.
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Genres:
Classic Rock, Rock, Blues
Band Members:
Rodney O'Quinn, Roger Earl, Scott Holt, Bryan Bassett
Hometown:
New York, New York
Latest Posts
Foghat
8 hours ago
Starting off the year strong with all of our awesome listeners on Spotify! 🎶 🎉
Listen here: https://tinyurl.com/foghatonspotify
Listen here: https://tinyurl.com/foghatonspotify

View More Posts
concerts and tour dates
Upcoming
Past
concerts near you
all concerts & live streams
Show More Dates (20)
Live Photos of Foghat

View All Photos
Official Merch

"On Tonsils & Sneakers" 7" 45 RPM Red...
$16.99 USD

"On Tonsils & Sneakers"-AUTOGRAPHED- ...
$29.99 USD

Sonic Mojo VINYL -180 Gram Neon Purple
$29.99 USD

Sonic Mojo VINYL -180 Gram Neon Purpl...
$45.0 USD

Foghat 'LIVE' Reissue - Orange Vinyl ...
$29.99 USD

Then & Now Autographed Vinyl Bundle
$79.99 USD

Sonic Mojo CD- AUTOGRAPHED
$25.0 USD

'FOOL FOR THE CITY' - AUTOGRAPHED - ...
$55.0 USD

4 CD Bundle!!! - SONIC MOJO-BLUES ALL...
$29.99 USD

Then and Now AUTOGRAPHED CD/DVD Bundl...
$29.99 USD
Foghat's tour
Fan Reviews

Billy
February 1st 2025
Foghat is my favorite band, since I saw them in 1974. I even had RI license plates FOGHAT for 20 years. The reason why I got rid of them was I was afraid someone would steal them. I consider myself their greatest fan not related to them. The concert was great! I sat in the middle, 3 rows from the stage. The show was great. I was choked up the first 15 minutes of the concert, watching, & listening to them perform. I was hoping to meet them after the concert, but that didn't happen. I had a pic of my old license plate that I wanted to give them. I did get a picture taken by Kiki classic rock, holding the pic. I spoke with Roger Earl a few times in the past. I'm so glad to have known them & love them for 50 years. I hope to see them again.
Lincoln, RI@Bally's Event Center

Daniel
January 13th 2025
Bottom line: Great show!
Particulars: Super performance by a band clearly having a good time and flexing their polished stage presence. Great musicians and a lead singer who knows how to give a crowd their money's worth. 👍 👍
Sahuarita, AZ@Desert Diamond Casino - Sahaurita

Leonard
November 3rd 2024
Our first time attending a concert at the Aqua Caliente Terraza (the tequila bar is a separate location within the casino). It was easy to buy tickets, plenty of free parking, in addition to valet. Easy access to very clean restrooms. There was also a separate bar, with quick service.
It is an indoor/outdoor venue, with the band under cover. There were plenty of folding chairs to sit, which are sold as general admission, and you could stand right in front of the state, without blocking anyone's views.
I was surprised how few people attended, maybe 100-200.
I am in my early 60s and have been a Foghat fan since my teens in the 1970s, so am very familiar with their catalogue. They played all the songs you would expect and sounded like I expected, considering only Roger Earl, their drummer is an original member. The other musicians are very professional and did everything to put on a good show.
Cathedral City, CA@Agave Caliente Tequila Bar
View More Fan Reviews
About Foghat
Foghat is a band. In 2024, Foghat turned 53 years old. In November of 2023, they released a new album titled Sonic Mojo which debuted at #1 on the Billboard Blues Charts and as of this writing has stayed in the Top Ten for over 17 Weeks! They are still out on the road, traveling across the land and bringing their infectious boogie to packed houses full of adoring fans nearly every night. A Foghat concert is every bit as much fun and intense in 2024 as it was in 1977 when their classic multi-platinum album, Foghat Live broke them around the world. Looking back, it is only fitting that it was a live album that made Foghat a household name. The band would not have it any other way.
Foghat continues to appeal to fans of all ages because their music is timeless. They play with an energy that perpetuates youthful exuberance, no matter how old they may be. This band loves to play music. This band lives to play music. Those in the audience, whether they discovered Foghat in the video game Guitar Hero III, from the movie Dazed & Confused, heard Slow Ride in the film ‘Top Gun/Maverick’ in 2023, or first heard them when they purchased their 1972 debut album, knows they are the real deal. That’s why a Foghat audience is so diverse, yet unified. Baby Boomers, Gen X’ers and Millennials and on down all come together with a single purpose when the band comes to town. They wanna boogie…and boogie they do!
For Foghat fans, the announcement of their new album, Sonic Mojo was no surprise. They’ve learned to expect new releases from this band. And Sonic Mojo was met with the same enthusiasm and excitement as their other recent releases which include 2010’s Last Train Home, 2016’s Under the Influence, 2017’s Live at the Belly Up and 2021’s 8 Days on the Road, which was recorded live at Daryl’s House Club in Pawling, NY. These releases join a long history of great music put out by the band.
Foghat began back in 1971 when Lonesome Dave Peverett and Roger Earl decided to leave Savoy Brown and start a band of their own. History has proven that this was a great decision. Over the years, Foghat has earned eight Gold Records, one Platinum Record and one DoublePlatinum record. As with any band that survives for over five decades, there have been ups and downs, and tragedies and triumphs. Through it all, they moved ahead in one form or another for only one reason: The Music. For Foghat, it’s all about the music, always has been and always will be.
Sadly, the band has lost three beloved members over the years. Founding member, songwriter, vocalist, and guitarist Lonesome Dave passed away in 2000. In 2005, slide guitarist extraordinaire Rod Price left us and then, in 2018, the band lost long time bassist Craig MacGregor. Through all the losses, founding member and drummer, Roger Earl, kept the music, and the band, moving forward.
Now, in 2024, Foghat consists of Roger Earl pounding the skins, long time member Bryan Bassett (Molly Hatchet, Wild Cherry) on lead/slide guitar, singer/bassist Rodney O’Quinn (Pat Travers Band) on bass & vocals, and newest member, lead vocalist and guitarist Scott Holt (Buddy Guy) who also played with the Foghat side project Earl & the Agitators for 8 years. These four members remain true to the original spirit of Foghat. They play in reverence to those that have gone on. They understand that Foghat exists solely to share the music they create with anyone who wants to hear it. They deliver each and every night, with giant smiles on their faces, and the fun they are having on stage is infectious! It is evident that they are doing the same thing that every one of their fans is doing: Just enjoying another Foghat Show. It never gets old!
If Foghat had been a one hit wonder and only had success with the song “Slow Ride” they’d still have a well-deserved place in rock ‘n’ roll history. Thankfully, however, Foghat has been so much more than that. In fact, they just had their first #1 record ever with SONIC MOJO! Rest assured, this band will truly roll ‘til their old and rock ‘til they drop. Roger Earl has been at this for 53 years and has no plan of stopping now.
Foghat continues to appeal to fans of all ages because their music is timeless. They play with an energy that perpetuates youthful exuberance, no matter how old they may be. This band loves to play music. This band lives to play music. Those in the audience, whether they discovered Foghat in the video game Guitar Hero III, from the movie Dazed & Confused, heard Slow Ride in the film ‘Top Gun/Maverick’ in 2023, or first heard them when they purchased their 1972 debut album, knows they are the real deal. That’s why a Foghat audience is so diverse, yet unified. Baby Boomers, Gen X’ers and Millennials and on down all come together with a single purpose when the band comes to town. They wanna boogie…and boogie they do!
For Foghat fans, the announcement of their new album, Sonic Mojo was no surprise. They’ve learned to expect new releases from this band. And Sonic Mojo was met with the same enthusiasm and excitement as their other recent releases which include 2010’s Last Train Home, 2016’s Under the Influence, 2017’s Live at the Belly Up and 2021’s 8 Days on the Road, which was recorded live at Daryl’s House Club in Pawling, NY. These releases join a long history of great music put out by the band.
Foghat began back in 1971 when Lonesome Dave Peverett and Roger Earl decided to leave Savoy Brown and start a band of their own. History has proven that this was a great decision. Over the years, Foghat has earned eight Gold Records, one Platinum Record and one DoublePlatinum record. As with any band that survives for over five decades, there have been ups and downs, and tragedies and triumphs. Through it all, they moved ahead in one form or another for only one reason: The Music. For Foghat, it’s all about the music, always has been and always will be.
Sadly, the band has lost three beloved members over the years. Founding member, songwriter, vocalist, and guitarist Lonesome Dave passed away in 2000. In 2005, slide guitarist extraordinaire Rod Price left us and then, in 2018, the band lost long time bassist Craig MacGregor. Through all the losses, founding member and drummer, Roger Earl, kept the music, and the band, moving forward.
Now, in 2024, Foghat consists of Roger Earl pounding the skins, long time member Bryan Bassett (Molly Hatchet, Wild Cherry) on lead/slide guitar, singer/bassist Rodney O’Quinn (Pat Travers Band) on bass & vocals, and newest member, lead vocalist and guitarist Scott Holt (Buddy Guy) who also played with the Foghat side project Earl & the Agitators for 8 years. These four members remain true to the original spirit of Foghat. They play in reverence to those that have gone on. They understand that Foghat exists solely to share the music they create with anyone who wants to hear it. They deliver each and every night, with giant smiles on their faces, and the fun they are having on stage is infectious! It is evident that they are doing the same thing that every one of their fans is doing: Just enjoying another Foghat Show. It never gets old!
If Foghat had been a one hit wonder and only had success with the song “Slow Ride” they’d still have a well-deserved place in rock ‘n’ roll history. Thankfully, however, Foghat has been so much more than that. In fact, they just had their first #1 record ever with SONIC MOJO! Rest assured, this band will truly roll ‘til their old and rock ‘til they drop. Roger Earl has been at this for 53 years and has no plan of stopping now.
Show More
Genres:
Classic Rock, Rock, Blues
Band Members:
Rodney O'Quinn, Roger Earl, Scott Holt, Bryan Bassett
Hometown:
New York, New York
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