Atlanta-based, touring throughout the South. The region's premier Foreigner tribute experience.
Head Games is the Southeast's premier Foreigner tribute band — based in Atlanta, Georgia, and touring throughout the Southern states since 2015. Atlanta sits at the crossroads of the Southeast's major interstate corridors, giving Head Games direct access to every corner of the region. Whether it's I-75 south to Florida, I-85 northeast to the Carolinas, I-20 east to Augusta and Columbia, or I-95 along the Atlantic coast, the band's home base puts them within a day's drive of virtually every major venue, festival ground, and event space in the Southeast United States.
For more than a decade, Head Games has delivered the complete Foreigner concert experience to audiences across Georgia, Florida, Tennessee, Alabama, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Virginia. The band's powerful vocals, studio-accurate arrangements, and arena-level stage presence have made them the go-to choice for event planners, venue bookers, and festival coordinators throughout the Southern states who need a guaranteed crowd-pleasing act that fills seats and brings audiences to their feet.
Head Games maintains an active touring presence across seven Southeast states, performing at theaters, amphitheaters, festivals, corporate events, private functions, and concert series throughout the region. The band's Atlanta home base provides strategic routing advantages that keep travel costs reasonable while ensuring professional, fresh performances at every stop.
Georgia is where Head Games was born and where the band maintains its deepest roots. Based in Atlanta, the band performs regularly at venues throughout the state — from Madlife Stage & Studios in Woodstock and the Griffin Opera House to outdoor concert series in Alpharetta, festival stages across the north Georgia mountains, and entertainment venues along the coast. As Georgia's resident Foreigner tribute act, Head Games offers local availability, established venue relationships, and a decade-long track record that event planners can verify firsthand.
Florida's year-round entertainment calendar and massive tourism industry create constant demand for high-quality live music. Head Games tours Florida extensively, performing at venues from Jacksonville and the First Coast down through Orlando and Tampa Bay to the Southwest Florida coast. The state's combination of performing arts centers, beachside amphitheaters, resort entertainment programs, and active-adult communities makes it one of Head Games' busiest markets outside Georgia. I-75 provides a direct corridor from Atlanta to Florida's Gulf Coast, while I-95 connects to the Atlantic side.
Tennessee's legendary music heritage and thriving live entertainment scene make it a natural fit for Head Games. From Nashville's honky-tonks and concert venues to Chattanooga's waterfront stages and Memphis's Beale Street energy, Tennessee audiences understand and appreciate great live music at a level few other states can match. The I-75 corridor puts Chattanooga just ninety minutes from Atlanta, while Nashville is a short three-hour drive up I-24 — making Tennessee one of the most accessible states in Head Games' Southeast touring circuit.
Alabama's growing live music scene and passionate classic rock fanbase have made it an increasingly important market for Head Games. Birmingham sits just two hours west of Atlanta on I-20, and the band regularly performs at venues and events throughout the state — from Huntsville's thriving entertainment district in the north to the Gulf Shores music festival circuit in the south. Alabama's military installations, including Redstone Arsenal and Maxwell Air Force Base, also generate consistent demand for quality entertainment.
North Carolina's diverse geography — from the Blue Ridge Mountains to the Outer Banks — supports a vibrant entertainment ecosystem across the entire state. Head Games performs regularly in Charlotte, Raleigh-Durham, Greensboro, Asheville, and Wilmington, as well as at mountain resort venues, lakeside amphitheaters, and coastal entertainment complexes. The I-85 corridor provides direct access from Atlanta to Charlotte and the Piedmont region, while I-40 opens routes to the western mountains and eastern coast.
South Carolina combines a thriving tourism industry along the Grand Strand and Lowcountry with active entertainment markets in Columbia, Greenville, and Charleston. Head Games performs throughout the Palmetto State at beach resort venues, downtown theaters, military base entertainment programs, and outdoor festival stages. Greenville sits just two hours northeast of Atlanta on I-85, making the Upstate region particularly accessible, while the coast draws the band for tourism-driven entertainment throughout the warmer months.
Virginia's combination of major metropolitan markets, historic venues, military communities, and mountain resort entertainment makes it the northern anchor of Head Games' Southeast territory. The band performs in Northern Virginia, Richmond, Virginia Beach, Roanoke, and throughout the Shenandoah Valley. Virginia's large military population — concentrated around Norfolk, Hampton Roads, and the Pentagon region — creates steady demand for classic rock entertainment at base events, military appreciation concerts, and community celebrations.
The Southeast United States has a deep and enduring relationship with rock music that stretches back decades. From the Southern rock explosion of the 1970s to the arena rock dominance of the 1980s, the region's musical DNA is woven through with electric guitars, powerful vocals, and songs that tell stories. That heritage creates a uniquely receptive audience for a Foreigner tribute band — these are communities where classic rock isn't nostalgia, it's a living tradition passed down through generations.
The Southeast boasts some of the largest and most loyal classic rock radio markets in the country. Stations across Atlanta, Charlotte, Nashville, Tampa, Jacksonville, and Richmond maintain dedicated classic rock formats that consistently rank among the top-rated stations in their markets. That means Foreigner's catalog — "Juke Box Hero," "Cold As Ice," "Hot Blooded," "I Want To Know What Love Is" — stays in active rotation and remains familiar to audiences of all ages throughout the region.
The South's outdoor festival culture is another driving force behind the demand for classic rock tribute entertainment. The region's mild climate supports an extended outdoor event season that runs from March through November in most states, and year-round in Florida. County fairs, municipal concert series, waterfront festivals, food and wine events, and community celebrations fill the calendar from spring through fall, and classic rock tribute bands are among the most popular draws for these outdoor gatherings.
Tourism-driven entertainment represents another major component of the Southeast's classic rock appetite. Florida's resort communities, South Carolina's Myrtle Beach entertainment district, the Blue Ridge mountain resort towns of North Carolina and Virginia, and Georgia's Golden Isles all maintain active entertainment programming that draws heavily on classic rock. These venues need reliable, professional acts that appeal to a broad demographic — and a Foreigner tribute band fits that bill perfectly.
The Southeast's significant military presence also fuels demand for classic rock entertainment. Major installations across the region — Fort Liberty in North Carolina, Fort Stewart in Georgia, Naval Station Norfolk in Virginia, Eglin Air Force Base in Florida, Fort Campbell in Tennessee, and Redstone Arsenal in Alabama — host regular entertainment events, appreciation concerts, and community celebrations where classic rock resonates strongly with service members and military families.
The Southeast United States maintains one of the most active festival and event circuits in the country, and Head Games has become a staple of that circuit over the past decade. From large-scale music festivals drawing tens of thousands of attendees to intimate community concert series in town squares and park amphitheaters, the region's event calendar is packed twelve months a year — and the demand for professional, crowd-pleasing classic rock tribute entertainment never lets up.
Head Games is a proven festival performer with extensive experience on Southeast festival stages. The band's high-energy Foreigner show is built for outdoor audiences — powerful enough to command a festival crowd of thousands, polished enough to satisfy discerning concertgoers, and familiar enough to get casual attendees singing along from the first chorus. Whether it's a city-sponsored summer concert series, a county fair grandstand show, a waterfront music festival, or a multi-day arts and entertainment event, Head Games delivers a performance that anchors the lineup and keeps audiences on-site.
The corporate event market across the Southeast is equally robust. Atlanta, Charlotte, Nashville, Tampa, and Raleigh-Durham rank among the nation's fastest-growing business markets, and the corporate entertainment needs in these cities are substantial. Head Games regularly performs at corporate conferences, incentive trips, holiday parties, product launches, client appreciation events, and team-building celebrations throughout the region. The band's professional presentation, reliable execution, and broad-appeal setlist make them a safe and exciting choice for corporate event planners who need to guarantee their entertainment delivers.
Beyond festivals and corporate events, the Southeast's event landscape includes casino entertainment programs, performing arts center concert series, winery and brewery events, charity galas, military appreciation concerts, homecoming celebrations, and private parties ranging from milestone birthdays to wedding receptions. Head Games has performed at all of these event types throughout the Southeast, adapting their show to fit each context while maintaining the energy and precision that defines their Foreigner tribute experience.
Ready to bring the Foreigner experience to your Southeast venue, festival, or event? Head Games makes the booking process simple and professional. The band's Atlanta home base provides strategic access to all seven Southeast states with efficient routing that keeps travel costs reasonable. Whether you're planning a theater concert in Charlotte, an outdoor festival in Nashville, a corporate event in Tampa, a community concert series in Charleston, or a private celebration anywhere in the Southern states, Head Games delivers a guaranteed crowd-pleasing performance that your audience will remember.
Head Games provides a complete EPK with professional video, studio-quality audio samples, high-resolution photography, a detailed stage plot, a technical rider, and references from venues and event planners throughout the Southeast. The band works with your production team to ensure seamless load-in, sound check, and performance — no matter the venue size or configuration. From intimate 300-seat theaters to outdoor festival stages in front of 10,000+, Head Games scales their show to deliver maximum impact in any setting.
Head Games also performs nationwide beyond the Southeast. Explore more about the band's regional and national availability: National Foreigner tribute band page, Festival performances, Corporate events.
Head Games actively tours seven Southeast states: Georgia (home base), Florida, Tennessee, Alabama, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Virginia. The band's Atlanta location provides efficient routing to all of these states via major interstate corridors including I-75, I-85, I-20, and I-95. Additional states in the broader South — Mississippi, Louisiana, Kentucky — are also available upon request with adjusted travel considerations.
For peak season events (May through October), booking three to six months in advance is recommended to ensure availability. Weekends during festival season fill quickly. For off-peak dates or weekday events, shorter lead times may be possible. Contact the band as early as possible to secure your preferred date — especially for large-scale festivals, municipal concert series, and multi-act events that require advance production coordination.
Head Games keeps travel costs reasonable throughout the Southeast thanks to their central Atlanta location. Shows within Georgia typically carry no additional travel charge. For events in neighboring states (Tennessee, Alabama, South Carolina, North Carolina, Florida), travel fees are minimal and scaled to distance. The band provides all-inclusive quotes that cover performance, travel, and standard production needs so there are no surprise costs for event planners.
Absolutely. Head Games regularly routes multi-date runs throughout the Southeast, which can reduce per-show travel costs for venues and event planners who book as part of a routing package. If you have flexibility on dates, the band can often coordinate your event with nearby bookings to optimize logistics. Contact the band to discuss routing options and potential multi-show discounts.
Head Games performs at virtually every event type throughout the Southeast — including outdoor music festivals, municipal concert series, county and state fairs, corporate conferences and galas, casino entertainment programs, performing arts center shows, military appreciation events, winery and brewery concerts, private parties, wedding receptions, and charity fundraisers. The band adapts their show length, format, and production to fit any event context from intimate gatherings to large-scale festivals.