Foreigner

Rock legends Foreigner bring their farewell tour to Colorado's Vilar Performing Arts Center on February 26, 2026, marking one of their final performances after 47 years of arena anthems. The intimate 535-seat venue in Beaver Creek offers a rare chance to experience classics like "I Want to Know What Love Is" and "Cold as Ice" in an acoustic setting far removed from their usual stadium shows.

This Beaver Creek performance comes as part of Foreigner's extended goodbye tour, celebrating five decades of hits that defined classic rock radio. The Vilar Center's mountain setting provides a unique backdrop for songs that typically fill 20,000-seat arenas — expect acoustic arrangements and intimate storytelling from founding member Mick Jones and the current lineup.

Located at 68 Avondale Lane in Beaver Creek, the Vilar Performing Arts Center sits at 8,100 feet elevation, making this one of the highest-altitude farewell shows on Foreigner's tour. The venue's world-class acoustics and theater-style seating create an atmosphere more suited to Broadway than arena rock, offering longtime fans a completely different way to experience these timeless songs.