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Foo Fighters announce huge 2026 ‘Take Cover’ European stadium tour with UK dates at Liverpool’s Anfield

By Poppy Burton Nov 10, 2025 | 2:42 AM

Foo Fighters have announced a huge ‘Take Cover’ European stadium tour with UK dates at Liverpool’s Anfield next year – check out all the details below.

Having recently teased a potential show at Liverpool FC’s Anfield Stadium after the letters “FF” were pictured emblazoned on seats at the venue, the veteran rockers have now confirmed a stadium run next year.

Dave Grohl and co. will kick things off on June 10 in Oslo, Norway, marking the band’s long-awaited return to European stages following the ‘Everything or Nothing at All Tour’ in 2024.

The dates will bring them to stadium, arena and festival stages across Europe, with two nights in Liverpool set for June 25 and 27. Support across various dates will include Royel Otis, Inhaler, IDLES, Otoboke Beaver, Fat Dog and Die Spitz. Check out a full list of dates below.

General sale for the newly announced dates kicks off here this Friday (November 14) at 10:00am local time, with tickets limited to six per customer. For further information on tickets, visit here.

Foo Fighters 2026 ‘Take Cover’ tour dates are:

June
10 – Oslo, Norway Unity Arena *#
12 – Stockholm, Sweden Strawberry Arena *#
15 – Warsaw, Poland PGE Narodowy *#
17 – Munich, Germany Allianz Arena ^#
19 – Paris, France Paris La Défense Arena ^#
25 – Liverpool, UK Anfield Stadium ^#
27 – Liverpool, UK Anfield Stadium *%

July
1 – Berlin, Germany Olympiastadion +”
3 – Vienna, Austria Ernst-Happel-Stadium +”
5 – Milan, Italy I-Days +”
8 – Madrid, Spain Mad Cool Festival
10 -Oeiras, Portugal NOS Alive Festival

* Royel Otis supports
^ Inhaler supports
+ IDLES supports
# Otoboke Beaver supports
% Die Spitz supports
“ Fat Dog supports

News of the dates follows the band sharing details of their forthcoming 2026 North American stadium tour, as well as the release of new single called ‘Asking For A Friend’.

They had also hinted 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’.

Any remaining tickets for all shows on the Foo Fighters’ US tour are available here.

The band’s 11th and latest album, ‘But Here We Are’, arrived in 2023. It marked their first material since the death of drummer Taylor Hawkins the previous year, and saw them enlist Josh Freese as a touring sticksman.

Over the summer, the Foos celebrated their 30th anniversary by releasing a new track called ‘Today’s Song’. Earlier this year, Freese announced that he had quit Foo Fighters after they “decided to go in a different direction with their drummer”. The group have since hired Ilan Rubin – essentially swapping Nine Inch Nails for their ex-touring drummer Freese.

Following his first gigs with the band, Rubin spoke out about how it felt to join the line-up. “After keeping my head down for a couple wild months and throwing myself into the material, that first show was such an incredible release of energy,” he said.

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