Ever wonder what it takes to fill the shoes of the guy who sang Juke Box Hero and I Want to Know What Love Is? Yeah... no pressure.

We got 5 minutes with Foreigner's new frontman, Luis Maldonado, and he's about as down-to-earth as they come. He talks about getting Lou Gramm's blessing, why band founder Mick Jones trusted him with one of rock's greatest catalogs, and why he insists the real stars have always been the songs.

Luis also shares what it's like going from hearing Cold As Ice on the radio in his mom's kitchen to standing on stage watching teenagers—and their parents—belt every word back at him.

Oh, and they play the Ryman August 11th.

Hit play and hear more, it's only 5 (Or so) Minutes.

Ever wonder what it takes to fill the shoes of the guy who sang Juke Box Hero and I Want to Know What Love Is? Yeah... no pressure.
We got 5 minutes with <a href="https://www.foreigneronline.com/">Foreigner's</a> new frontman, Luis Maldonado, and he's about as down-to-earth as they come. He talks about getting Lou Gramm's blessing, why band founder Mick Jones trusted him with one of rock's greatest catalogs, and why he insists the real stars have always been the songs.
Luis also shares what it's like going from hearing Cold As Ice on the radio in his mom's kitchen to standing on stage watching teenagers&mdash;and their parents&mdash;belt every word back at him.
Oh, and they play the <a href="https://www.ryman.com/event/2026-08-11-foreigner-at-7-30-pm">Ryman August 11th</a>.
Hit play and hear more, it's only 5 (Or so) Minutes.

5 Minutes with... hosted by Moose, because apparently anyone with a beard and a microphone gets a podcast now. He talks to people from music, movies, TV, and right here in the neighborhood. Five minutes. No prep. No polish. Just good conversation and mild regret.

Perfect for short attention spans and long commutes.

5 Minutes with... hosted by Moose, because apparently anyone with a beard and a microphone gets a podcast now. He talks to people from music, movies, TV, and right here in the neighborhood. Five minutes. No prep. No polish. Just good conversation and mild regret. Perfect for short attention spans and long commutes.