Released Friday, July 24, In the Eye of the Storm serves as the official soundtrack to Foreigner's landmark 50th anniversary concert film, which was recorded in September 2025 at Ellis Island and Brooklyn's DUMBO House. Alongside the album, the band also debuted a new video for "I Want to Know What Love Is," bringing together Gramm, longtime vocalist Kelly Hansen and original keyboardist Al Greenwood for a celebration of one of rock's most enduring songs.
"50 years ago, I had a vision for a band. I wanted the best musicians I could find to perform and record the best songs we could create," Jones said in a statement.
Jones also called Luis Maldonado's rendition of Simon & Garfunkel's "Bridge Over Troubled Water" another emotional highlight, saying In the Eye of the Storm is "a fitting centerpiece in the celebration of 50 years of Foreigner."
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