Foreigner's Mick Jones Announces Parkinson's Diagnosis

The rock legend has been battling the disease for years, explaining his absence from the band's farewell tour.

Mick Jones, the founder of Foreigner, has revealed his diagnosis of Parkinson's disease, which has kept him off stage for the band's farewell tour.
Jones shared that he was diagnosed several years ago and has been struggling with the disease daily, but remains involved with the band behind the scenes.
The announcement comes as Foreigner received their first nomination for the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, with the inductees to be announced in late April.
Jones expressed his gratitude towards fans for their support throughout the years, emphasizing its importance especially at this point in his life.
Despite his health challenges, Jones remains a key decision-maker for the band, with bassist Jeff Pilson stating that Jones makes the final decisions on band-related issues.