Foghat Celebrates 50th Anniversary of 'Fool for the City' with Special Reissue and Tour
Foghat is set to release an expanded version of their 1975 album "Fool for the City" to celebrate its 50th anniversary. The album, which includes a previously unreleased live show from that year, will be available on September 12. "Fool for the City" was a major success for the band, featuring hits like the title track and "Slow Ride." The reissue will come in two-CD and double vinyl sets, with limited autographed copies available. The current lineup of Foghat includes founding drummer Roger Earl, guitarist Bryan Bassett, singer Scott Holt, and bassist Rodney O'Quinn, with their latest album, "Sonic Mojo," released in 2023.
The band will kick off their tour ahead of the reissue release, starting in August and running through February, with breaks in December and January. The tour will cover cities like Las Vegas, Cincinnati, and Honolulu. The reissue of "Fool for the City" will feature the original seven tracks from the album, along with a live recording from two shows at Chicago's Aragon Ballroom in 1975. The CD version of the reissue includes two bonus tracks, including a cover of Chuck Berry's "Maybellene," not available on the vinyl set.
The track listing for the 50th anniversary edition of "Fool for the City" includes the original album tracks and live recordings from 1975. The band's tour dates for 2025-26 are listed, with additional information and tickets available on their website. Don't miss the chance to experience Foghat's classic album in a new light with this special reissue.
Foghat's 50th anniversary edition of "Fool for the City" is a must-have for fans of the band and classic rock enthusiasts. With the original album tracks and live recordings from 1975, this reissue offers a unique glimpse into the band's iconic sound and live performances. Be sure to catch Foghat on tour as they bring their timeless music to audiences across the country.