The US leg of Foo Fighters’ upcoming Everything Or Nothing At All Tour doesn’t start until July, but for the next week or so, they’ll be on a mini-tour of sorts, playing festivals like Shaky Knees and Welcome To Rockville. That means fans have gotten an early look at what setlist they’ll be playing and about how long their upcoming shows will be.

The Foo Fighters were booked for the 2022 Jazz Fest, only to cancel a month out following drummer Taylor Hawkins’ shocking death. Josh Freese, who has drummed for Nine Inch Nails, the Offspring and Devo, among many others, now occupies the drum chair. “He made it possible for us to come out and play tonight,” Grohl said.

Foo Fighters have finally kicked off their Everything Or Nothing At All Tour, and the band is just as high-energy as ever with the addition of new drummer Josh Freese. The Dallas, Texas opening show at Dos Equis Pavilion had a whopping 20,

Over the course of nearly three hours Wednesday night, the Foo Fighters frontman and his band — bass guitarist Nate Mendel, lead guitarist Chris Shiflett, rhythm guitarist Pat Smear, keyboardist Rami Jaffee and drummer Josh Freese — led nearly 20,000 people at the Dos Equis Pavilion in Dallas in a master class in rock showmanship.

Last night (May 1) at the Dos Equis Pavilion in Dallas, Texas, Foo Fighters kicked off their Everything Or Nothing At All summer stadium tour in typically humongous fashion.