Foo Fighters Tickets

Are The Foo Fighters going on tour?

In 2026, the band will hit the road for their highly anticipated Take Cover Tour, a massive North American stadium run.

When is The Foo Fighters' Take Cover Tour?

The Foo Fighters' Take Cover Tour will kick off on August 4, 2026 and run through September 26, 2026.

What major cities will The Foo Fighters visit on their Take Cover Tour?

On their Take Cover Tour, The Foo Fighters will visit major cities including Detroit, Nashville, Cleveland, Philadelphia, Las Vegas, and others.

Who will open for The Foo Fighters on their Take Cover Tour?

Queens of the Stone Age will join as the primary support for The Foo Fighters' Take Cover Tour. Additionally, Mannequin Pussy and Gouge Away will appear at select shows.

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What's Foo Fighters's tour setlist?

While setlists can vary between venues, Foo Fighters will likely play the following songs on tour: Everlong, The Pretender, Learn to Fly, My Hero, Best of You, All My Life, Times Like These, Monkey Wrench, Everlong - Acoustic Version, Walk

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Who are The Foo Fighters?

The Foo Fighters are an American rock band founded in 1994 by Dave Grohl, the former drummer of Nirvana. What began as Grohl’s solo project after Nirvana’s breakup quickly evolved into a full-fledged band known for their high-energy performances and powerful rock anthems. Over the years, the lineup has included Grohl on lead vocals and guitar, along with Pat Smear, Chris Shiflett, Nate Mendel, Rami Jaffee, and drummer Josh Freese. The band’s name is derived from the World War II term “foo fighters,” used by Allied pilots to describe mysterious aerial phenomena. With more than three decades of success, Foo Fighters have become one of the most influential rock bands of the modern era, earning multiple Grammy Awards and selling out arenas and stadiums around the world.

What is The Foo Fighters' most recent album?

The Foo Fighters' most recent album, But Here We Are, was released on June 2, 2023, and marks an especially emotional chapter in the band’s history. Written and recorded following the tragic passing of longtime drummer Taylor Hawkins in 2022, the record captures themes of loss, healing, and perseverance. Dave Grohl performed the drum tracks himself, returning to his roots as a one-man creative force. Critics praised the album for its honesty and intensity, with standout singles like “Rescued,” “Under You,” and “The Teacher” blending classic Foo Fighters grit with deeply personal lyricism. The project is widely regarded as one of their most heartfelt and cathartic releases to date.

What are The Foo Fighters' most popular songs?

The Foo Fighters have built an incredible catalog of anthems over the past three decades, blending hard-hitting rock energy with emotional depth and unforgettable hooks. Some of their most popular and enduring songs include:

“Everlong” (1997) – Widely regarded as the band’s signature song, “Everlong” captures the emotional and sonic essence of the Foo Fighters. Its soaring chorus and heartfelt lyrics have made it a staple at every live show and one of the most beloved rock songs of the ’90s.

“The Pretender” (2007) – A hard-charging anthem from Echoes, Silence, Patience & Grace, this track became one of the band’s biggest hits, earning a Grammy Award and showcasing their ability to mix intensity with melody.

“Best of You” (2005) – A passionate cry of resilience from In Your Honor, “Best of You” remains one of their most powerful and recognizable songs, with Dave Grohl’s raw, emotional delivery driving its message of strength and perseverance.

“Learn to Fly” (1999) – Known for its catchy melody and humorous music video, “Learn to Fly” helped the Foo Fighters achieve major mainstream success and became their first Top 40 hit in the U.S.

“My Hero” (1997) – With its pounding drums and anthemic chorus, this tribute to everyday heroes remains a fan favorite and a highlight of their live performances.

“Times Like These” (2002) – A reflective yet hopeful song that resonated deeply with audiences after global crises, “Times Like These” embodies the band’s ability to find light in dark times.

“All My Life” (2002) – One of their heaviest and most energetic tracks, this song earned the Foo Fighters a Grammy for Best Hard Rock Performance and is a concert showstopper.

“Monkey Wrench” (1997) – A fast-paced burst of angst and energy, this early hit helped define the band’s post-grunge sound and remains a must-play at every show.

Other notable fan favorites include “Walk,” “Big Me,” “These Days,” “Long Road to Ruin,” and “Run.” Collectively, these songs have cemented the Foo Fighters as one of the most influential and consistent rock bands of the past 30 years, with anthems that balance grit, melody, and heartfelt emotion.

What awards have The Foo Fighters won?

The Foo Fighters are one of the most awarded rock bands of all time, with a career spanning over 30 years and dozens of honors recognizing their music, performances, and influence on rock history.

Since their debut in 1995, the band has earned an impressive 15 Grammy Awards out of more than 30 nominations, making them the most awarded American rock band in Grammy history. Their Grammys include Best Rock Album five times — for There Is Nothing Left to Lose (2000), One by One (2004), Echoes, Silence, Patience & Grace (2008), Wasting Light (2012), and Medicine at Midnight (2022). They’ve also won Best Rock Song for tracks like “All My Life,” “Walk,” and “Run,” and Best Hard Rock Performance for “All My Life.” In 2008, they took home the coveted Record of the Year nomination for “The Pretender,” further cementing their place in mainstream music.

Beyond the Grammys, the Foo Fighters have received a variety of other major honors. They’ve won MTV Video Music Awards for “Best Group Video” (“Big Me,” 1996) and Best Rock Video (“Walk,” 2011). The Brit Awards named them Best International Group four times, and they’ve also earned accolades from the Kerrang! Awards, NME Awards, and Billboard Music Awards. In 2021, the Foo Fighters were inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, an honor introduced by Paul McCartney, recognizing their lasting impact on music and culture.

In addition to these wins, the band and its members have received numerous other recognitions for their live performances and humanitarian work — including the MTV Global Icon Award (2021), given for their decades-long contribution to rock music. Altogether, their awards reflect not only their commercial success but also their consistent artistry and influence, standing as one of the most important rock acts of the modern era.

Who are the members of The Foo Fighters?

As of 2025, the Foo Fighters consist of a mix of founding members and long-time collaborators who have shaped the band’s signature sound over three decades. Here’s an overview of the current and notable past members:

Current Members:

Dave Grohl – Lead vocals, guitar, drums (founder) Dave Grohl founded Foo Fighters in 1994 after the end of Nirvana. Originally writing and recording the debut album entirely on his own, he later built the project into a full band. Grohl remains the creative leader, frontman, and primary songwriter — known for his powerhouse energy on stage and multi-instrumental talent.

Pat Smear – Guitar, backing vocals A founding member of the Germs and a touring guitarist for Nirvana, Pat Smear joined Foo Fighters during their debut tour and became an official member by the late ’90s. His raw punk background adds grit and character to the band’s guitar-driven sound.

Nate Mendel – Bass guitar Formerly of the band Sunny Day Real Estate, Nate Mendel has been with Foo Fighters since the very beginning. His steady, melodic bass lines anchor the band’s rhythm section and help define their signature groove.

Chris Shiflett – Guitar, backing vocals Chris Shiflett joined in 1999, just before the release of There Is Nothing Left to Lose. He’s known for his dynamic solos and brings a modern rock edge to the band’s classic sound. Outside of Foo Fighters, he also releases solo country-rock albums.

Rami Jaffee – Keyboards, piano, organ Rami Jaffee, formerly of The Wallflowers, began touring with the band in 2005 and officially joined in 2017. His keyboard work adds atmosphere and texture, broadening the Foo Fighters’ sonic range on both recordings and live shows.

Josh Freese – Drums Renowned session and touring drummer Josh Freese joined the Foo Fighters in 2023, following the tragic passing of longtime drummer Taylor Hawkins. Known for his work with Nine Inch Nails, Devo, and The Vandals, Freese brings technical mastery and explosive energy to the live performances.

Former Members:

Taylor Hawkins (1997–2022) – Drums, vocals Taylor was one of the most beloved members of the band, joining after the release of The Colour and the Shape. His powerful drumming, charisma, and close friendship with Grohl helped define the Foo Fighters’ spirit for 25 years. He passed away in 2022, and the band has since dedicated multiple tributes to his memory.

William Goldsmith (1995–1997) – Drums Goldsmith played on the early recordings before leaving during the making of The Colour and the Shape.

Franz Stahl (1997–1999) – Guitar A childhood friend of Grohl, Stahl briefly replaced Pat Smear before departing ahead of the band’s third album.