Foo Fighters Extend Everything or Nothing at All 2025 Tour
Published on 07/08/2026 at 10:11 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael MĂĽller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS
Foo Fighters stay firmly in the live circuit as their Everything or Nothing at All 2025 Tour continues to shape next year’s stadium calendar. The run supports their 2023 album But Here We Are and stretches across North America and Europe according to the band’s official tour listings.
Where Foo Fighters play next year
The Everything or Nothing at All Tour is built as a major 2025 trek, with Foo Fighters booking large outdoor and arena dates in the U.S., Canada and Europe. The band’s official site lists multiple North American shows scheduled through summer 2025, including stadium appearances and festival-style bills.
For U.S. fans, the tour marks one of the first extended runs since the band resumed full-scale touring after the death of longtime drummer Taylor Hawkins. The new dates keep Foo Fighters in front of large crowds and underline their status as a top-tier live rock draw across the continent.
How the tour ties to But Here We Are
With But Here We Are released in June 2023, Foo Fighters used their 2024 shows as a proving ground for new songs alongside staples from The Colour and the Shape and Wasting Light. The 2025 tour continues that approach, pairing fresh material with deep cuts and radio hits.
Fans can expect full-band arrangements of newer tracks alongside enduring crowd-pleasers like Everlong, My Hero and Best of You, a balance that has kept Foo Fighters’ setlists attractive to both longtime followers and newer listeners discovering the band through streaming.
Tour, charts and work at a glance
For more background on Foo Fighters’ touring history, chart runs and studio albums, the AD HOC NEWS archive provides additional reports and updates.
The musical core of Foo Fighters
Foo Fighters build their songs around loud-quiet dynamics, guitar-driven hooks and Dave Grohl’s melodic shouting style. Early albums such as Foo Fighters (1995) and The Colour and the Shape (1997) set the tone with post-grunge energy and strong chorus writing.
Where the band stands now
Foo Fighters are currently in cycle for their Everything or Nothing at All 2025 Tour, with future dates listed on their official site and no announced hiatus from live performance.
Foo Fighters at a glance
- Act: Foo Fighters
- Genre: Rock / alternative rock
- Origin: Seattle, United States
- Active since: 1994
- Lineup: Dave Grohl (vocals, guitar), Nate Mendel (bass), Pat Smear (guitar), Taylor Hawkins (drums, until 2022), Rami Jaffee (keyboards), Chris Shiflett (guitar)
- Label: Roswell / RCA
- Key works: The Colour and the Shape (1997), There Is Nothing Left to Lose (1999), Wasting Light (2011), Concrete and Gold (2017)
- Current album/single: But Here We Are, released June 2, 2023
- Charts / certifications: Multiple Grammy Awards and platinum-certified albums in the U.S. and internationally, including multi-platinum status for The Colour and the Shape and Wasting Light
- Next live date: Foo Fighters remain booked for further dates on the Everything or Nothing at All 2025 Tour, as listed on their official tour page.
Frequently asked questions about Foo Fighters
What is Foo Fighters’ current studio album?
The band’s latest studio album is But Here We Are, released on June 2, 2023, and widely regarded as a response to personal loss and transition within the group.
How long have Foo Fighters been active as a band?
Foo Fighters formed in 1994 when Dave Grohl began recording material following his time as drummer in Nirvana, turning the project into a full band shortly afterward.
Which Foo Fighters songs are most often played live?
Core setlist staples often include Everlong, My Hero, Monkey Wrench and Best of You, songs that have become central to their identity as a stadium rock act.
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