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October 09, 2016
Rock vocalist and Hall of Fame songwriter Lou Gramm (The Voice of Foreigner) will have to regretfully bow out of performing at the Vallarta-Nayarit Classic Rock Festival this weekend; the legendary singer’s father passed away yesterday (Wednesday, December 10) in Rochester, NY.
John Zaring, the Festival’s creator and producer, says, “Given this tragic situation for Lou, understandably, he will be staying in the states with his family. On behalf of everyone involved with the Festival, we offer Lou our deepest condolences. I firmly believe that family must come first, and Lou is where he needs to be, which is with his. We’ll see him here next year.”
Supported by both the Puerto Vallarta and Riviera Nayarit Tourism Boards, the four-day event will include 3 days of classic rock music performances by 20 artists and bands, a charity golf outing to benefit DIF (a local children’s charity), and the ‘Giant of Rock’ party where legendary soul singer Sam Moore (of Sam
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