Johnny Foreigner

Johnny Foreigner are a distinguished name in British indie rock, having emerged from the United Kingdom’s vibrant music scene in late 2005. Known for their energetic approach and inventive sound, the band continue to draw discerning listeners to their dynamic live shows and inventive releases, carving out a respected place in the UK’s alternative landscape.

Demonstrating a prolific creative streak in 2024, Johnny Foreigner released the album "How To Be Hopeful" and the EPs "The Sky and Sea Were Part of Me (or I Was Part of Them)" and "I Saved These Four Words Till the End," affirming their command of indie rock’s expressive boundaries. Their December 2024 single "Jesus Christmas" further expanded their repertoire, offering fans new material to anticipate and explore. Recent live dates placed Johnny Foreigner centre-stage at notable UK venues such as The Social in London, The Joiners in Southampton, and Bristol’s EXCHANGE, where they headlined electrifying sets. The band also performed as a key support act for Crywank at Brudenell Social Club in Leeds, aligning with other innovative voices on the circuit.

Looking towards December 2026, Johnny Foreigner are billed to perform at O2 Academy Leicester as part of the HAND MADE festival, supporting celebrated acts And So I Watch You From Afar and Pulled Apart By Horses. For those seeking new sounds and memorable live music experiences, following Johnny Foreigner is essential—stay connected for updates on their tour dates and upcoming gigs.