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Foo Fighters only have two stadium tour dates in the UK this summer and they’re both in Liverpool. Dave Grohl and co are currently on a huge Take Cover European Tour and they’re halfway through their dates at Anfield: one down, one to go.
Dave Grohl, Nate Mendel, Pat Smear, Chris Shiflett, Rami Jaffee and Ilan Rubin are in the UK for the first time since 2024. They’re touring following the release of 2026 album Your Favorite Toy, which is Foo Fighters’ 12th studio record and came out in April.
Heading to see Foo Fighters at Anfield? Here’s what you need to know about the remaining show, from the timings and setlist to ticket availability.
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⏱️ Set times
🏟️ Seating plan
🎤 Support
✅ Setlist
🎟️ Tickets
🎒 Bag policy
⛅️ Weather forecast
When are Foo Fighters playing Liverpool’s Anfield Stadium?
The two dates are as follows, with the remaining show in bold:
- Thursday June 25 2026
- Saturday June 27 2026
What time do doors open at Anfield?
Gates open at 4pm. There’s no early entry.
What time will Foo Fighters come on stage?
On the first date Foo Fighters were scheduled to come on at 7.15pm but actually took to the stage at around 7.25pm, playing until 10.25pm. As always, get down early to avoid disappointment (and see the support bands).
What’s the seating plan?
Find a seating map of Anfield for the Foo Fighters shows below, according to Ticketmaster.
Who’s supporting Foo Fighters in Liverpool?
The band have two different support bands for the final night. Here’s what to expect (with timings).
- Saturday June 27- Die Spitz (4.45pm) and Royel Otis (5.45pm)
The first date had support from Japanese punk band Otoboke Beaver and Inhaler.
Setlist
Prefer to keep the set a surprise? Look away now. For an idea of what Foo Fighters could play on their second night in Liverpool, this was the setlist on the first Anfield date (according to Setlist.fm).
- All My Life
- The Pretender
- Times Like These
- Of All People
- Stacked Actors
- My Hero
- Learn to Fly
- These Days
- Walk
- This Is a Call
- No Son of Mine
- Wheels
- Marigold (Late! cover)
- For All the Cows
- Big Me
- Under You
- La Dee Da
- Caught in the Echo
- Invincible / Seven / One Headlight / Manimal / Tap Dancing in a Minefield
- Monkey Wrench
- Breakout
- Aurora
- Rope
- Best of You
- The Teacher
- Exhausted
- Everlong
Can you still get tickets?
At time of writing, Ticketmaster has a range of ticket options, starting from £110 (plus some resale options that are cheaper).
Resale sites like Stubhub and Viagogo also have tickets. Be extra cautious when buying from second-hand sellers.
What’s Anfield’s bag policy?
Anfield has a strict bag policy and only permits visitors to bring in bags smaller than A5 size (148.5 x 210 mm).
You’re not usually allowed to bring in food or drink to Anfield. However, on the Thursday show (June 25) fans can bring in a 500ml bottle of water due to an extreme weather alert.
Banned items
Banned items at Anfield include:
- Drones
- Walking aide/folding wheelchair
- Umbrellas
- Baby buggies/prams,
- Knives and weapons
- Laser devices
- Laptops and computer tablets
- Video recording equipment and large bodied cameras
- Tools
- Alcohol
- Smoke canisters, fireworks and flares
- Air horns
- Selfie sticks
- Flags and banners (unless authorised),
- Drink cartons, cans, flasks, plastic bottles over 500ml, glass bottles and drinking glasses
- Musical instruments and loud hailers
Weather forecast
Here’s the weather forecast for Anfield on the final Foo Fighters date:
- Saturday June 27 – a slight chance of rain throughout the evening, highs of 27C and lows of 20C.
What to expect from Foo Fighters at Anfield
The Liverpool Echo rounded up takeaways from the first date, noting that the show was hot (obviously, there was a weather warning for extreme heat), family friendly and packed with hits. The newspaper also reckoned that red smoke filled the arena in a tribute to Liverpool FC, which will no doubt have been contentious with the blue half of the city.
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