Foo Fighters fans, you’ve got it good.
Some artists go decades without touring, only releasing music when they feel called to it. Not the Foo Fighters. There’s always some exciting news coming from Dave Grohl and his bandmates – a couple of weeks ago it was a brand new single, and now it’s another European tour.
The band were last in Europe last year, but they only played a couple of dates, so a lot of fans were left disappointed. This time they’re covering a lot more ground, and playing a few festivals, so you’ll definitely have the chance to catch them.
Tickets go on sale this week – here’s everything you need to know about the Foo Fighters’ 2026 European tour.
What are the dates for the Foo Fighters’ European tour in 2026?
The Foo Fighters 2026 world tour will include 12 nights in Europe, which are a mix of solo shows and festival appearances. There will also be two nights at Anfield Stadium in Liverpool – the only UK dates announced so far – which you can read more about here.
- Unity Arena, Oslo, Norway – June 10
- Strawberry Arena, Stockholm, Sweden – June 12
- PGE Narodowy, Warsaw, Poland – June 15
- Allianz Arena, Munich, Germany – June 17
- La Défense Arena, Paris, France – June 19
- Anfield Stadium, Liverpool, UK – June 25
- Anfield Stadium, Liverpool, UK – June 27
- Olympiastadion, Berlin, Germany – July 1
- Ernst-Happel-Stadium, Vienna, Austria – July 3
- I-Days, Milan, Italy – July 5
- Mad Cool Festival, Madrid, Spain – July 8
- NOS Alive Festival, Oeiras, Portugal – July 10
When do tickets go on sale?
General sale will begin at 10am local time on Friday November 14. You’ll be able to get them on Ticketmaster, or go through the band’s website to find the ticket link for the specific date you’re looking for.
For festival appearances, you’ll have to buy a day or weekend pass, depending on what the event offers. These will vary in price, may already be on sale, and will be sold independently through the festival.
How much are tickets?
We don’t know how much tickets will cost yet, but last time the Foo Fighters went on tour, a general admission standing ticket was around £90 (€102).
What about resale?
Once tickets sell out, you’ll be able to buy them second-hand on resale sites like Viagogo and Stubhub.
Who’s going to be the support?
The band will be supported by several brilliant artists across the course of their European tour, including Royel Otis, Inhaler, IDLES, Otoboke Beaver, Fat Dog and Die Spitz.
Where else are the Foo Fighters taking their tour?
Dave and co are also going to North America, where they will play another 12 nights across the United States and Canada. That was announced last month, so tickets are already almost sold out, but you can find out more about the American leg of the tour here.
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