Former Foreigner frontman Lou Gramm has been added to Revelation Generation for the ERACE All Star Jam on Sunday evening of the music festival which tales place September 4 and 5, in Frenchtown, NJ. Other headliners at Revelation Generation include Skillet, The Devil Wears Prada, Anberlin, Relient K, Fireflight, and BarlowGirl.
Gramm was the lead singer with Foreigner for 26 years as the band consistently cranked out mega-hits such as "Midnight Blue," "Hot Blooded," "Feels like the First Time," and "Waiting for a Girl Like You." Overall, the rock-n-roll veteran is the vocalist on 20 Top 40 singles, which continue to drive sales of nearly 80 million albums worldwide. Avid music lovers would agree that Gramm is one of the most distinctive and powerful voices to emerge from rock music.
The ERACE All Star Jam is led by the energetic and talented artist TobyMac, who brings concert-goers to their feet with a unique mix of funk, hip-hop and R & B. TobyMac co-founded the ERACE foundation 15 years ago to support and empower organizations that foster racial harmony and unity. Among the group of festival promoters and event planners involved in the execution of RevGen the verdict is unanimous: with the addition of ERACE to the lists, this year's edition promises to provide attendees an unsurpassed festival experience.
With five music stages, "RevGen is already a diverse event," said TobyMac. "With the ERACE All Star jam, it will even more diverse."
The jam will feature an eclectic and accomplished group of musicians from various genres. In addition to Gramm, the All Star Jam also features renowned guitarist Phil Keaggy; Southern Blues Grammy-Award winner Tommy Sims, who has worked with stars such as Cheryl Crow and Bruce Springsteen; Louisiana roots musician Marc Broussard; jazz/R & B bass guitarist extraordinaire Bernard Harris, four-time vocalist-of-the-year Dove Award winner Natalie Grant, and Gospel group Mary Mary.
