Everything you need to know about the Foo Fighters at Anfield

After a much-hyped hit concert by country superstar Zach Bryan, it’s the turn of American rock band the Foo Fighters to take a different sound to the Anfield stage next.

The Grammy Award winning band, founded by former Nirvana drummer Dave Grohl, will be playing Liverpool on two nights this month in what will be their only UK stadium gigs for the whole of 2026.

The concerts are part of their Take Cover Tour which sees them travelling across Europe and the US, and on the road for just over a year.

And as well as delighting the audience with famous hits like Everlong, The Pretender, Best of You and My Hero, they’re also expected to treat them to songs from their new album, Your Favorite Toy.

It’s set to be an incredible night with Foo Fighters’ fans guaranteed to make as much noise as an LFC crowd, and if you’ve already got your tickets, or you’re planning to go, here’s everything you need to know …

When is the concert?

The Foo Fighters are at Anfield for not just one night, but two – Thursday, June 25 and Saturday, June 27.

Who is supporting them?

Joining the band on Thursday, it’s Otoboke Beaver and Inhaler, and on Saturday, it’s Die Spitz and Royel Otis.

Can I get a ticket or is it sold out?

According to Anfield standard tickets for both nights are now sold out, but there are still hospitality packages available starting at £370 per person, which includes pre and post-show access to the lounge, a reserved seat in Main Stand, drink on arrival (beer, house wine, soft drink), and hot and cold food.

Do we know the setlist?

The setlist for Anfield hasn’t been announced, but at their June 15 concert at PGE Narodowy in Warsaw it was:

All My Life * The Pretender (with ‘Do It’ jam) * Rope * Learn to Fly * Rescued * Stacked Actors * These Days * Walk * My Hero * This Is a Call * No Son of Mine * Wheels * Marigold * Big Me * Under You * Times Like These * La Dee Da * Your Favorite Toy * Invincible/Seven/One Headlight/Manimal/Tap Dancing in a Minefield * Monkey Wrench * Hey, Johnny Park! * Nothing at All * I’ll Stick Around * Aurora * Caught in the Echo * Best of You * The Teacher * Exhausted * Everlong.

Can I bring food & drink into the concert?

Not unless you have special dietary requirements for which you need to contact Anfield in advance to get permission to take it in. You can, though, buy food and drink inside the stadium.

Can I take a bag in?

Only small bags A5 size (148.5mm x 210mm) are allowed, along with official show merchandise in the clear plastic carrier bag provided or essential medical supplies.

What about getting there?

There is no parking at the stadium, so you’re best to use public transport.

The closest Merseyrail stations are Kirkdale and Sandhills, and from Liverpool city centre you can take the 26 bus from Liverpool ONE bus station, 17 from Queen Square Bus Station or 917 from Commutation Row, directly to the ground. The Arriva 926 service will operate from Liverpool ONE Bus Station to its normal stop on Everton Valley ahead of all concerts, and the 927 will run after the concerts from Everton Valley back to Liverpool ONE Bus Station.

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