Rumours of Foo Fighters 2026 UK tour seem to be heating up after a potential show was teased at Liverpool FC’s Anfield Stadium.
The band recently shared details of their forthcoming 2026 North American stadium tour last month and released a brand new single called ‘Asking For A Friend’.
The announcements came as the band had been hinting that they were “about to take flight” into their next era, and gearing up to share the follow-up to this summer’s stand-alone single, ‘Today’s Song’.
Now, the first hint of a potential UK date has been teased in a post on X, by Gigs And Tours which represents leading UK promotor S.J.M. Concerts.
— gigsandtours (@gigsandtours) November 9, 2025
In the post a picture of Anfield Stadium with the letters FF emblazoned on seats at the venue was shared.
Foo Fighters are yet to announce publicly any forthcoming UK dates and NME has contacted representatives for the band and S.J.M. Concerts for confirmation and any further comment.
Following their 2026 US tour announcement, frontman Dave Grohl wore some KoRn merchandise to announce a surprise pop up show held at the Nile Theater in Bakersfield, California earlier this month.
In an initial Instagram teaser post , Grohl took to the official band page to share a photo that showed him from the chin down, wearing one of the iconic sequined KoRn Adidas jumpsuits, made famous by the band’s frontman Jonathan Davis.
Aside from the choice of attire, another nod came in the caption, as the singer wrote: “This time of year always makes me think of Kornfields.” The reference to the band comes as they formed in Bakersfield.
It didn’t take long for the members of KoRn to notice the shoutout from the Foos frontman, and Davis took to the comments section soon afterwards to write: “I’ll send you one of mine”.
Drummer Ray Luzier commented too, simply writing “Yes” with a series of emojis, while guitarist Munky followed suit and shared emojis of fire, a red heart, and arms raised.
Any remaining tickets for all shows on the Foo Fighters’ US tour are available here.
