Rumour has it that Foo Fighters are planning to take their Take Cover tour to Australia next summer, but if you don’t want to chance disappointment, then you can still snap up tickets to their Liverpool gigs instead.
On Monday (December 1), Frontier Touring teased the legendary US rock band’s first trip down under since 2023 by posting an image of the iconic 'FF' logo on a billboard above The Winston pub in Hobart.
If the reports are true, then it’ll be former Nine Inch Nails drummer Ilan Rubin’s debut Aussie tour with the Foos.
But don’t book your flights just yet because the band haven’t actually confirmed any dates in the diary.
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If you’re desperate to see Dave Grohl and co. next year, then there are still tickets left for their two-night residency at Anfield Stadium in Liverpool.The venue, which can house up to 53,000 fans, will host the Foo Fighters in June 2026.
Here’s everything you need to know about bagging tickets for the North West gigs, as well as set list theories, and line-up reveals.
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Where to buy 2026 Foo Fighters Anfield Stadium tickets
Whether you’re a die-hard fan or a casual Everlong listener, the Foo Fighters should be at the top of everybody's to-watch list.
According to event organisers, tickets have sold out, but you can still nab general seats via the following sites.
Shop Foo Fighters tickets below:
- StubHub - Prices start from £121
- Gigsberg - Prices start from £148
- Viagogo - Prices start from £167
- Ticombo - Prices start from £194
- Vivid Seats - Prices start from £205
- Gigs & Tours - Prices start from £249
To avoid ticket scams and ensure a money-back guarantee, always purchase resale tickets through verified sites.
Who is supporting their Anfield shows?
The Foo Fighters have recruited some exceptional support bands to warm up the crowd on the UK leg of their Take Cover tour.
On the first evening (June 25), Japanese punk band Otoboke Beaver will take to the stage alongside indie rocker’s Inhaler.
Two days later, the Foos will follow Sydney pop duo Royel Otis and American alternative rock band Die Spitz.
Foo Fighters touch down in Anfield in 2026
The Grammy winning rockers are due to set up shop at Anfield Stadium, the home of Liverpool Football Club, on June 25 and again on June 27, 2026.
The concerts are part of the band’s global Take Cover Tour, which will also take them to cities around Europe, such as Paris and Milan.
Fans should be aware that the the two planned shows are the only UK stops on the upcoming tour.
Where else are Foo Fighters playing on tour next year?
The Foo Fighters’ 2026 European tour opens in Oslo, 2026 on June 10, before the band hits up Stockholm, Warsaw, Munich, and Paris.
Based in the US? The band plan to travel back for massive gigs in the likes of Detroit, Chicago, and Las Vegas in August 2026.
Resale tickets are available on the following sites: StubHub, Viagogo, and TicketNetwork. See you there?
Foo Fighters 2026 European tour dates:
- 10 June: Unity Arena, Oslo
- 12 June: Strawberry Arena, Stockholm
- 15 June: PGE Narodowy, Warsaw
- 17 June: Allianz Arena, Munich
- 19 June: La Défense Arena, Paris
- 25 June: Liverpool, UK Anfield Stadium
- 27 June: Liverpool, UK Anfield Stadium
- 1 July: Olympiastadion, Berlin
- 3 July: Ernst-Happel-Stadium, Vienna
- 5 July: Milan, Italy I-Days
- 8 July: Mad Cool Festival, Madrid
- 10 July: NOS Alive Festival, Portugal
What will the Foo Fighters Take Cover set list look like?
No official announcements have been made regarding what songs The Pretender hitmakers will be playing on their upcoming Take Cover tour.
However, fans can probably expect to hear the likes of Walk, Monkey Wrench, and Best of You.
The latest Foo Fighters set list, courtesy of Setlist FM is as follows:
- All My Life
- Times Like These
- Rope
- The Pretender
- La Dee Da
- These Days
- Walk
- My Hero
- Learn to Fly
- Run
- This Is a Call
- No Son of Mine
- The Sky Is a Neighborhood
- Shame Shame
- White Limo
- Arlandria
- Monkey Wrench
- Hey, Johnny Park!
- Best of You
- Everlong
Topics: Foo Fighters, Music
Ella Scott