After spending the past year touring with both Foreigner and his solo band (with more dates planned for 2026), the legendary frontman, 75, has announced the release date for his upcoming solo album, Released, which will be his third official solo album, according to American Songwriter. (The first was Ready or Not, in 1987; the second was 1989's Long Hard Look. His solo group, the Lou Gramm Band, also released a self-titled album of Christian rock in 2009.)
Released will feature some very special and notable guests, including Def Leppard guitarist Vivian Campbell (who plays on the first track, “Young Love"), bassist Tony Franklin on a song called “Long Gone," and Gramm's brother, drummer Ben Grammatico. Longtime fans of Gramm's solo work will be interested to hear an unplugged version of “True Blue Love,” which was included on Long Hard Look.
Lou Gramm's new album will be a 'conglomerate of past and present'
As Gramm explained in a recent interview with Kyle Meredith, he's been working on the material for Released for years now.
“It rocks hard, boy,” he continued. “I’m so excited to release them, because, to me, they sound great.”
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