Foo Fighters

They were a good band and that was second time seeing them live in Concert But I thought they were better at Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, CT than when I saw them at Fenway Park I know the last song has fireworks but not at Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, CT tonight I have been following the frontman since his days in Nirvana when he was drummer for the band before he was in the foo fighters he has been with them since 1994 that is when he started playing with them then and he is still playing with them hopefully they will record a new album before there next concert in November

Dave and the rest of the Foos put on a solid show for the 44,000 strong in attendance on a gorgeous late summer eve. They ran through many of the radio friendly songs (Times Like These, My Hero, etc) and some obscure ones as well (Stacked Actors, Breakout, etc). Highlights were Dave's solo for Kurt (Under You), The Medley of songs from their former bands (Dave jumped on drums for one of them) and the last song before the encore (Best of You) was a full throated screamer from Dave and the audience. Dave did get a bit more screamo than I expected which pushed his voice to a few decibels above comfortable for an outdoor venue. Overall it was a great night and I hope to see them again next decade.

The Foo Fighters concert was f*****g awesome. The first supporting band, Otoboke Beavers was great, kinda Japanese h******e prog punky, they’ve got some awesome stage energy. The second band, royel otis sucked straight booty, the guitarist went on stage dressed as Kurt Cobain but lacked his general vibe, and every time there was some sort of buildup in their songs, the anticipated part was weak as f**k. S**t just sounds like twenty one pilots if they went into a coma, and woke up only remembering how to play their instruments. The drummer was the only enjoyable part of this band because he went absolutely crazy the whole time they were playing. Aside from the lyrics, I genuinely think the drums are the only way to distinguish their songs from their other ones. it all sounds the same! Foo fighters are on the opposite side of the spectrum. Getting to hear THEM after whatever the f**k royel otis is was like getting sucked off by someone who knows how to do it after months of receiving straight TEETH. They nailed every single song on the setlist, and they also played one of my personal favorites from NIRVANA. Hearing marigold live was the closest I’ve come to balling my eyes out in the last decade. Seeing Dave Grohl and Pat Smear, the two people I look up the most to in PERSON was unforgettable. Although I’m not too familiar with the rest of the band, they were great too. I’m more with the Nirvana side of things. I also learned how to play Everlong on guitar just in case they would bring me up on stage, but that never happened. Gimme a call Dave, your band’s 7th member is closer than you think.

Wow. There is a reason legacy acts like Foo Fighters continue to fill stadiums. This was an electric performance from start to finish. Dave Grohl is surely one the best frontmen in the history of live music, he has a rare ability to bring both high energy and grace to the stage - not to mention that iconic scream! Launceston really turned it on too, well done to all the organisers. Perfect d******d-free crowd topped it all off. An absolutely top-shelf night, I didn’t want to leave.

Woke up at a bright and early 5:00am with front GA tickets. Ended up being the 65th person there out of about 25,000+ people. After a long, hot, tiring 8 hours of waiting, tickets were finally scanned and we were went into the stadium. I was lucky enough to be at the barricade, almost directly in front of the stage. The openers Spooky Eyes and Full Flower Moon Band were absolutely astonishing with their short acts displaying new releases. Foo Fighters eventually came on stage, and everyone had a great time. Many memories were made, and the day was a complete success. Hats off to the many stadium staff members who made the night possible, making sure to provide everyone standing with water all throughout the night.

The Foo Fighters is my one and only band! I absolutely love them! Their songs carried me through allot of good and bad times in my life. I would even go as far as saying The Foo Fighters save my life! So when they came to my town of Milwaukee, I was like "those tickets are mine!!" My x was supposed to get them and never did. So I saved up money only to buy the tickets only to find they're SOLD OUT!!! I literally cried and screamed. I was crushed. I figured I was going to get as close as I could to listen to them. Illegally parked my car, took my 2 kids and my dog (who threw up in my car) down to Veterans Park. We were able to get right up to the entrance gate!! I could see the screen and hear them perfectly!!! I started to balling and it took me a minute to compose myself. I'm sorry Dave if I didn't pay but I would have paid any of those people who were leaving, even though I didn't see the whole concert. You all were extremely amazing!! Thanks guys for being there for me again.. bless you 🙏

The Foo Fighters’ concert in Portland last night was an epic, bucket-list experience. From the first note, the energy was electric, with Dave Grohl leading the band through a setlist packed with both classic hits and fan-favorite deep cuts. The sound was impeccable, and the band's chemistry was undeniable, making the performance feel both tight and spontaneous. Highlights included powerful renditions of "Everlong" and "The Pretender," with the crowd singing along to every word. A heartfelt dedication to the late Taylor Hawkins added an emotional depth to the night, making it unforgettable. Sharing this incredible experience with my brother and daughter made it all the more special—a night that truly lived up to the hype and will be remembered for years to come.

The fact that Dave Growl can still play for t3 solid hours (no intermissions) with that much energy at 55 is frankly astonishing. The only thing more amazing was seeing Mick Jagger play 2:30+ at that level at 72 (when we saw them... and probably still at 80 on the current tour). But it's not just energy for its own sake. This is a band that never compromises, never lets up and always engages with their audience. And it doesn't hurt that they've recorded one of the strongest catalogs in rock and roll. And this is why, after 30 years of Foo, you still see crowds like these at the Foo Fighters rock show.

UNBELIEVABLY EPIC! Dave and the Guys kicked the s**t out of the stadium they played and they were on stage for 2.5hrs of just fabulous, loud, wonderful music. I didn't know how I'd feel without Taylor now - but Dave made me cry sad tears he made me cry happy tears... I Love this band and will continue to see them whenever they travel back to Australia... If you've never had the pleasure before - buy a ticket.. there isn't a bad seat in a stadium for these guys - they do big rock show better than just about anyone!!

Of all the venues in Arizona, this one seems to be run the best. Organized, clean, plenty of options for food, drink, merchandise locations. The sound is great, getting into the parking lot sucked but getting out took hardly anytime at all. The show? It's the Foo Fighters - you get your moneys worth - they played for 2.5 hours - new stuff, old stuff, you can tell they are up there having fun and the audience gets to have fun with them. The Breeders - so cool to see them back on the road.

It was absolutely amazing and a concert for the decade that I would never ever forget and so grateful and so blessed that I had an end chance and an opportunity to go and to experiences and experience of a lifetime and I shared it with some good friends of mine thank you so much may you rest in peace Taylor Hawkins myself in the world will never forget you and what you meant and what you’ve brought and what you shared with the world

Didn’t get to this show but saw them last year in November, in Wichita, Ks. My son took me for my 54th Birthday. It was a 4 hr Show as the last time around, Dave was in his Throne with Broken leg. He more than made up for any time he felt he owed. The Foos LIVE and LOVE to Perform. They never disappoint despite your age; young or old. Had the night of my life with my son. No Voice when we left. ✌🏼🤟🏼🤘🏼✊🏼 just as it should be!!! Wanted to have made KC a double concert weekend with the Foos on Oct 12th and Ed Sheeran on the 13th. Sheeran was AMAZING!!! No Voice when leaving his show either. Again got to go with my son and “like a son”! Made it all the more Special and Fun!!!

Amazing !! They never disappoint . I have been to 12 shows and everyone of the shows have been equally impressive ! I love everything about the Foo Fighters! I took my 17 year old daughter last night and there was many others there with their teenage kids. They listen to rap , they don’t know what real music is , but after last night , they will forever have a great understanding and appreciation for real music and real musicians!! Thank you Foos for giving us a life changing , extraordinary , over the top performance once again .. you guys rock !!

With out a doubt, the best gig I’ve ever been to! Not only did the Foo Fighters our on the most uplifting and unified show I’ve ever seen, but the crowd were absolutely amazing too. And the great thing is I was close enough to the stage to see on the bands faces that they were truly amazed and looked humbled by the reaction of the crowd. I’m still on a high 2 days after. I have a feeling no gig will ever live up to the energy of the band and the crowd from Friday 22nd. I will definitely seeing hen again if I get another opportunity

Never disappointed by the foo fighters Dave Grohl commands the stage like the god of rock he is. Weather was terrible but it didn’t matter, everyone was mesmerised by the talent and personality of the whole band. Every song was a banger and a couple of covers in the mix too 7 time seeing Foos for me and I think each show they get better. They are so inspiring and I’m pretty sure most people leave wanting to be a rock star Love ya foo fighters

They were a good band and that was second time seeing them live in Concert But I thought they were better at Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, CT than when I saw them at Fenway Park I know the last song has fireworks but not at Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, CT tonight I have been following the frontman since his days in Nirvana when he was drummer for the band before he was in the foo fighters he has been with them since 1994 that is when he started playing with them then and he is still playing with them hopefully they will record a new album before there next concert in November

Dave and the rest of the Foos put on a solid show for the 44,000 strong in attendance on a gorgeous late summer eve. They ran through many of the radio friendly songs (Times Like These, My Hero, etc) and some obscure ones as well (Stacked Actors, Breakout, etc). Highlights were Dave's solo for Kurt (Under You), The Medley of songs from their former bands (Dave jumped on drums for one of them) and the last song before the encore (Best of You) was a full throated screamer from Dave and the audience. Dave did get a bit more screamo than I expected which pushed his voice to a few decibels above comfortable for an outdoor venue. Overall it was a great night and I hope to see them again next decade.

The Foo Fighters concert was f*****g awesome. The first supporting band, Otoboke Beavers was great, kinda Japanese h******e prog punky, they’ve got some awesome stage energy. The second band, royel otis sucked straight booty, the guitarist went on stage dressed as Kurt Cobain but lacked his general vibe, and every time there was some sort of buildup in their songs, the anticipated part was weak as f**k. S**t just sounds like twenty one pilots if they went into a coma, and woke up only remembering how to play their instruments. The drummer was the only enjoyable part of this band because he went absolutely crazy the whole time they were playing. Aside from the lyrics, I genuinely think the drums are the only way to distinguish their songs from their other ones. it all sounds the same! Foo fighters are on the opposite side of the spectrum. Getting to hear THEM after whatever the f**k royel otis is was like getting sucked off by someone who knows how to do it after months of receiving straight TEETH. They nailed every single song on the setlist, and they also played one of my personal favorites from NIRVANA. Hearing marigold live was the closest I’ve come to balling my eyes out in the last decade. Seeing Dave Grohl and Pat Smear, the two people I look up the most to in PERSON was unforgettable. Although I’m not too familiar with the rest of the band, they were great too. I’m more with the Nirvana side of things. I also learned how to play Everlong on guitar just in case they would bring me up on stage, but that never happened. Gimme a call Dave, your band’s 7th member is closer than you think.

Wow. There is a reason legacy acts like Foo Fighters continue to fill stadiums. This was an electric performance from start to finish. Dave Grohl is surely one the best frontmen in the history of live music, he has a rare ability to bring both high energy and grace to the stage - not to mention that iconic scream! Launceston really turned it on too, well done to all the organisers. Perfect d******d-free crowd topped it all off. An absolutely top-shelf night, I didn’t want to leave.

Woke up at a bright and early 5:00am with front GA tickets. Ended up being the 65th person there out of about 25,000+ people. After a long, hot, tiring 8 hours of waiting, tickets were finally scanned and we were went into the stadium. I was lucky enough to be at the barricade, almost directly in front of the stage. The openers Spooky Eyes and Full Flower Moon Band were absolutely astonishing with their short acts displaying new releases. Foo Fighters eventually came on stage, and everyone had a great time. Many memories were made, and the day was a complete success. Hats off to the many stadium staff members who made the night possible, making sure to provide everyone standing with water all throughout the night.

The Foo Fighters is my one and only band! I absolutely love them! Their songs carried me through allot of good and bad times in my life. I would even go as far as saying The Foo Fighters save my life! So when they came to my town of Milwaukee, I was like "those tickets are mine!!" My x was supposed to get them and never did. So I saved up money only to buy the tickets only to find they're SOLD OUT!!! I literally cried and screamed. I was crushed. I figured I was going to get as close as I could to listen to them. Illegally parked my car, took my 2 kids and my dog (who threw up in my car) down to Veterans Park. We were able to get right up to the entrance gate!! I could see the screen and hear them perfectly!!! I started to balling and it took me a minute to compose myself. I'm sorry Dave if I didn't pay but I would have paid any of those people who were leaving, even though I didn't see the whole concert. You all were extremely amazing!! Thanks guys for being there for me again.. bless you 🙏

The Foo Fighters’ concert in Portland last night was an epic, bucket-list experience. From the first note, the energy was electric, with Dave Grohl leading the band through a setlist packed with both classic hits and fan-favorite deep cuts. The sound was impeccable, and the band's chemistry was undeniable, making the performance feel both tight and spontaneous. Highlights included powerful renditions of "Everlong" and "The Pretender," with the crowd singing along to every word. A heartfelt dedication to the late Taylor Hawkins added an emotional depth to the night, making it unforgettable. Sharing this incredible experience with my brother and daughter made it all the more special—a night that truly lived up to the hype and will be remembered for years to come.

The fact that Dave Growl can still play for t3 solid hours (no intermissions) with that much energy at 55 is frankly astonishing. The only thing more amazing was seeing Mick Jagger play 2:30+ at that level at 72 (when we saw them... and probably still at 80 on the current tour). But it's not just energy for its own sake. This is a band that never compromises, never lets up and always engages with their audience. And it doesn't hurt that they've recorded one of the strongest catalogs in rock and roll. And this is why, after 30 years of Foo, you still see crowds like these at the Foo Fighters rock show.

UNBELIEVABLY EPIC! Dave and the Guys kicked the s**t out of the stadium they played and they were on stage for 2.5hrs of just fabulous, loud, wonderful music. I didn't know how I'd feel without Taylor now - but Dave made me cry sad tears he made me cry happy tears... I Love this band and will continue to see them whenever they travel back to Australia... If you've never had the pleasure before - buy a ticket.. there isn't a bad seat in a stadium for these guys - they do big rock show better than just about anyone!!

Of all the venues in Arizona, this one seems to be run the best. Organized, clean, plenty of options for food, drink, merchandise locations. The sound is great, getting into the parking lot sucked but getting out took hardly anytime at all. The show? It's the Foo Fighters - you get your moneys worth - they played for 2.5 hours - new stuff, old stuff, you can tell they are up there having fun and the audience gets to have fun with them. The Breeders - so cool to see them back on the road.

It was absolutely amazing and a concert for the decade that I would never ever forget and so grateful and so blessed that I had an end chance and an opportunity to go and to experiences and experience of a lifetime and I shared it with some good friends of mine thank you so much may you rest in peace Taylor Hawkins myself in the world will never forget you and what you meant and what you’ve brought and what you shared with the world

Didn’t get to this show but saw them last year in November, in Wichita, Ks. My son took me for my 54th Birthday. It was a 4 hr Show as the last time around, Dave was in his Throne with Broken leg. He more than made up for any time he felt he owed. The Foos LIVE and LOVE to Perform. They never disappoint despite your age; young or old. Had the night of my life with my son. No Voice when we left. ✌🏼🤟🏼🤘🏼✊🏼 just as it should be!!! Wanted to have made KC a double concert weekend with the Foos on Oct 12th and Ed Sheeran on the 13th. Sheeran was AMAZING!!! No Voice when leaving his show either. Again got to go with my son and “like a son”! Made it all the more Special and Fun!!!

Amazing !! They never disappoint . I have been to 12 shows and everyone of the shows have been equally impressive ! I love everything about the Foo Fighters! I took my 17 year old daughter last night and there was many others there with their teenage kids. They listen to rap , they don’t know what real music is , but after last night , they will forever have a great understanding and appreciation for real music and real musicians!! Thank you Foos for giving us a life changing , extraordinary , over the top performance once again .. you guys rock !!

With out a doubt, the best gig I’ve ever been to! Not only did the Foo Fighters our on the most uplifting and unified show I’ve ever seen, but the crowd were absolutely amazing too. And the great thing is I was close enough to the stage to see on the bands faces that they were truly amazed and looked humbled by the reaction of the crowd. I’m still on a high 2 days after. I have a feeling no gig will ever live up to the energy of the band and the crowd from Friday 22nd. I will definitely seeing hen again if I get another opportunity

Never disappointed by the foo fighters Dave Grohl commands the stage like the god of rock he is. Weather was terrible but it didn’t matter, everyone was mesmerised by the talent and personality of the whole band. Every song was a banger and a couple of covers in the mix too 7 time seeing Foos for me and I think each show they get better. They are so inspiring and I’m pretty sure most people leave wanting to be a rock star Love ya foo fighters