Lynyrd Skynyrd / Foreigner Launch Tour; Q-ROCK Raffle

Lynyrd Skynyrd and Foreigner have officially launched their joint Double Trouble Double Vision co-headlining tour. The concert series kicked off on a rainy Thursday evening in Alpharetta, Georgia, at the Ameris Bank Amphitheatre.

Foreigner delivered a performance focused on their most popular hits, while also adding a special cover of Simon and Garfunkel's "Bridge Over Troubled Water". Lynyrd Skynyrd followed with a high-energy set, opening with "Workin' for MCA" and concluding the night with their legendary anthem, "Freebird". During the show, the band took a poignant moment to honor the memory of their late co-founding guitarist, Gary Rossington, during a performance of "Tuesday's Gone". The band later praised the Atlanta crowd, calling them one of the loudest audiences of the tour.

The Double Trouble Double Vision tour will include nearly 20 dates across North America throughout July and August. The schedule features stops in North Carolina, Virginia, and New Jersey before heading to Toronto at the end of the month. Following their appearances in the Midwest and Northeast, the tour will conclude on August 29 in Rogers, Arkansas.

For fans in the Arkansas region, Ozarks Q-ROCK is hosting a ticket raffle for the final performance on August 29. The nonprofit radio station has launched this "Radio Raffle" to raise necessary funds for its noncommercial operations. Those interested in participating or learning more about the raffle can visit www.qrockfm.com/skynyrd.

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