Foreigner and Doobie Brothers thrill State Fair Grandstand crowd
Foreigner and the Doobie Brothers headline a late summer State Fair Grandstand show. Lou Gramm teased 11 new tracks in a future album while Mick Jones energized the stage. The Doobies delivered classic hits like Listen to the Music and Black Water, though Gary Hoey’s opening set didn’t occur and the doors opened late. The crowd of about 6,500 saw both bands blend rock, blues and country influences in a high energy night.
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