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record producer. Instrument (s) Keyboards. vocals. guitar. Michael Bluestein is an American musician. He is currently a member of the rock band Foreigner since 2008, and has been a high-profile touring keyboardist and vocalist since moving to Los Angeles in 2003.
MICHAEL BLUESTEIN. Michael Bluestein began piano studies at age 9. Growing up he was exposed to a wide range of artists including Stevie Wonder, Paul Simon, Boston, Mozart, The Who, and jazz pianist Thelonious Monk. After studying at Berklee College of Music, Michael made his way out to Los Angeles where he has played with Boz Scaggs, Stevie ...
Michael Bluestein began piano studies at age 9. Growing up he was exposed to a wide range of artists including Stevie Wonder, Paul Simon, Boston, Mozart, The Who, and jazz pianist Thelonious Monk. After studying at Berklee College of Music, Michael made his way out to Los Angeles where he has played with Boz Scaggs, Stevie Nicks, Enrique ...
15. Nov. 2022 · Ein letztes Hurra. Foreigner haben ihre Abschiedstour angekündigt. Ab dem 6. Juli 2023 sind die Rock-Granden zunächst in den USA unterwegs. TEXT: MAXIMILIAN BLOM. 47 Jahre nach ihrer Gründung schlagen Foreigner ihr letztes Kapitel auf: Ab dem kommenden Jahr will die Band ein letztes Mal um die Erde touren.
- What Made You Choose The Piano?
- What Made You Go Into Music?
- How Did You Get The Opportunity to Join foreigner?
- How Has Your Music Changed Since Joining foreigner?
- How Has The Band Been Able to Connect with Fans of All Generations?
- Do You Have A Favorite Artist You Have Worked with?
- What Advice Do You Have For Anyone Seriously Pursuing Music?
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It was just fate in a way or serendipity. In the house that we bought in Massachusetts, the previous owners had moved everything out except for an old, upright piano and it came with the house. I just kind of would gravitate toward it and I was kind of curious about it and tinkering around and pretty soon figured out that I could figure out melodie...
I just always loved it. And I did study it and had private lessons when I was younger in grade school and high school, and I went to Berklee College of Music and studied music, where I did more of a jazz program. I was still doing some classical there, but it was more on the jazz side of things. I was always into songwriting andcomposing and just k...
I was recommended. In show business, many say it's not what you know, but who you know. I think you have to know what you're doing, too, but it does help to know people and have connections and have people aware of what your abilities are and who you are. Local news:Indicted Pigeon Township aide requests approval to return to work So I was at an an...
We've done close to, or more than 100 shows a year, all these years. So it's made my time limited as far as other projects, but in a way, it's allowed me to really focus when I do have some time off and when we do have thebreak. So I'm always in my home studio and do a lot of projects, produce for other artists, and do studio work for other people'...
We're playing tunes that came out in the late 70s, and 80s, and a lot of people in their 20s and 30s were growing up listening to this stuff as their parents were playing it all the time. I think that that's the cool thing about music is that it just gets passed on through the generations. Everyone's got their favorite stuff that they grew up with ...
While living in San Francisco, during the late 90s, a band that I was in got to open for classic Jazz artist Herbie Hancock and we got to meet him and that was pretty amazing. The band has been amazing and I got to play with Roger Hodgson of Supertramp, which was awesome.
Practice and learn your craft, do as well as you can, and put in the time to be excellent at it. Whatever it is you're doing, put your whole heart and soul into it. Learn everything about what all the greats did before you and study them. Do what moves you and don't try and follow the trends. Don't get too caught up and try to guess what is going t...
Learn about the keyboardist's journey from playing piano to joining the rock band Foreigner in 2008. Find out how he collaborates with other musicians, creates music and connects with fans of all generations.
Michael Bluestein, keyboardist in Foreigner, talks about the band's 2021 tour dates, their new member (Luis Maldonado), his favorite Foreigner song, how he plays the intro to "Feels Like The...
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24. Juli 2023 · Michael Bluestein, who joined Foreigner in 2008, talks about the band's final tour, Mick Jones' health, and his solo career. He also reveals his plans after the tour ends in 2024 and his experience with Loverboy.
