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Foo Fighters’ Tour Is Touching Down in North America — Here’s Where to Get Tickets

After touring Europe, the band's North American leg kicks off in August with support from Queens of the Stone Age

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July 29, 2026

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ASBURY PARK, NEW JERSEY - SEPTEMBER 17: Dave Grohl of Foo Fighters performs during Sea.Hear.Now on September 17, 2023 in Asbury Park, New Jersey. (Photo by Kevin Mazur/Getty Images)

Dave Grohl of Foo Fighters performs during Sea.Hear.Now on September 17, 2023 in Asbury Park, New Jersey. Kevin Mazur/Getty Images

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After touring Europe for much of June and July, Foo Fighters‘ Take Cover Tour will touch down in North America in August. Following the U.S. leg, the band will head to Australia, New Zealand, and India.

They’ll bring along fellow hard rock heavyweights Queens of the Stone Age on most nights of the North American leg, except their North Dakota date, Connecticut date, and Los Angeles date, where they’ll instead be backed by the L.A. Philharmonic. The tour will feature additional support from Mannequin Pussy and Gouge Away on select dates.

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There are a number of festival dates along the way, including Bourbon & Beyond and Rock in Rio. They’ll also stop at the newly-created Power to the People Festival, organized by Tom Morello. The one-day sold-out event will also feature Bruce Springsteen, Joan Baez, Dave Matthews, Brittany Howard, Dropkick Murphys, and more.

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Where to Buy Foo Fighters Tickets

Tickets for the tour are available through Ticketmaster and AXS. Several of the band’s upcoming dates are nearly sold out already for the North American leg, including their Washington, D.C. and Chicago stops. For sold-out shows, you can check sites like StubHub, SeatGeek, and VividSeats. Here’s what to know about finding Foo Fighters tickets, and how much you can expect to pay.

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StubHub

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Single tickets for the band’s Washington, D.C. stop start at under $150 on StubHub, while GA pit tickets are available for around $365.

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SeatGeek

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SeatGeek has tickets available for the Nashville stop starting at around $65, while the Washington, D.C. date starts at around $115.

Where to Buy Foo Fighters Tickets Online: Take Cover 2026 Tour

VividSeats

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Tickets for the band’s North American dates start at $55 for the Cleveland stop, while the Washington, D.C. date starts at $111.

Where to Buy Foo Fighters Tickets Online: Take Cover 2026 Tour

TicketNetwork

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Tickets for the Washington, D.C. date start at around $145 on TicketNetwork. Tickets for the Las Vegas date, meanwhile, start at around $45. You can get 150 off orders over $500 with code RS150.

Foo Fighters Tour Dates

You can see the list of Foo Fighters’ upcoming tour dates below.

Aug. 4 — Toronto, ON, CA @ Rogers Stadium
Aug. 6 — Detroit, MI, US @ Ford Field
Aug. 8 — Chicago, IL, US @ Soldier Field Stadium
Aug. 10 — Cleveland, OH, US @ Huntington Bank Field
Aug. 13 — Philadelphia, PA, US @ Lincoln Financial Field
Aug. 15 — Nashville, TN, US @ Nissan Stadium
Aug. 17 — Washington, DC, US @ Nationals Park
Aug. 22 — Los Angeles, CA, US @ Hollywood Bowl
Sept. 4 — Rio de Janeiro, BR @ Rock in Rio (Festival)
Sept. 12 — Fargo, ND, US @ Fargodome
Sept. 15 — Regina, SK, CA @ Mosaic Stadium
Sept. 17 — Commonwealth Stadium @ Edmonton, AB, CA
Sept. 20 — Vancouver, BC, CA @ BC Place
Sept. 24 — Louisville, KY, US @ Bourbon & Beyond (Festival)
Sept. 26 — Las Vegas, NV, US @ Allegiant Stadium
Oct. 4 — Uncasville, CT, US @ Mohegan Sun Arena
Oct. 10 — Columbia, MD, US @ Power to the People (Festival)
Nov. 5 — Brisbane, QLD, AUS @ Suncorp Stadium
Nov. 7 — Townsville, QLD, AUS @ QLD Country Bank Stadium
Nov. 10 — Sydney, NSW, AUS @ Accor Stadium
Nov. 12 — Newcastle, NSW, AUS @ McDonald Jones Stadium
Nov. 14 — Melbourne, VIC, AUS @ Marvel Stadium
Nov. 17 — Adelaide, SA, AUS @ Coopers Stadium
Jan. 19 — Christchurch, NZ @ One New Zealand Stadium
Jan. 22 — Auckland, NZ @ Western Springs Stadium
Jan. 25 — Perth, WA, AUS @ HBF Park
Jan. 27 — Bangalore, IN @ Bengaluru LIVE
Jan. 31 — Mumbai, IN @ Mahalaxmi Racecourse

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