Foo Fighters Are Taking Over Stadiums in 2026 — Here's How to Get In

Dave Grohl is strapping on his guitar and pointing it squarely at the sky — Foo Fighters are hitting the road this summer for a 12-date North American stadium tour, and the ticket prices might surprise you. Fueled by the momentum of their 12th studio album Your Favorite Toy, the band is ready to turn concrete bowls into cathedrals of guitar-driven rock from August through late September.

The Tour at a Glance

According to Consequence, Foo Fighters open the run on August 4th at Rogers Stadium in Toronto before charging through Detroit, Chicago, Cleveland, Philadelphia, Nashville, and Washington D.C. in rapid-fire succession. After a short breather, the band picks back up in September with stops in Fargo, Regina, Edmonton, and Vancouver before closing out the whole spectacular thing on September 26th at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas. That's a coast-to-coast, border-crossing blitz spanning the U.S. and Canada — twelve cities, twelve chances to witness one of rock's most reliably explosive live acts do what they do best.

Fans who've been tracking stadium spectacles this year — like Rosalia turning Madison Square Garden into a full sensory experience on her Lux Tour — know that the live music moment right now is genuinely extraordinary. Foo Fighters are arriving squarely in the middle of it.

Who's Sharing the Stage

Queens of the Stone Age are locked in for all 12 dates, making this essentially a double-headliner situation for rock fans. Indie punk firebrands Mannequin Pussy join for the first ten shows, while hardcore outfit Gouge Away close out the tour alongside the Foos in Vancouver and Las Vegas. It's a lineup that covers serious ground — from arena-ready riff worship to raw, visceral punk energy — and it speaks to Grohl's instinct for curating a full experience rather than just an opening act.

The Album Behind the Momentum

Your Favorite Toy, released in April, debuted at No. 3 on the Billboard rock chart and topped charts internationally. Consequence described it as "enjoyable and familiar" while noting that Grohl's very public emotional crisis gives the record a raw undercurrent that separates it from a standard Foo Fighters release. Whatever the critical nuance, the numbers tell a story — the record is connecting, and so are these ticket sales.

Where to Find Tickets (and the Best Deals)

Tickets are live now on Ticketmaster, with resale options available through Ticketmaster's Verified Resale platform. For fans hunting deals or chasing sold-out dates, Vivid Seats is worth a look — first-time customers can use code CONSEQUENCE20 to save $20 on orders of $200 or more, and the Vivid Seats Rewards program gives members their 11th ticket free after buying ten.

As of now, the most affordable entry points are in Las Vegas ($59), Cleveland ($69), Nashville ($78), Edmonton ($89), and Detroit ($91). Several other dates — including Philadelphia, Fargo, Regina, and Chicago — are still accessible for under $120. The pricier markets are Vancouver ($185), Toronto ($144), and Washington D.C. ($143), which likely reflects the demand in those cities rather than anything about the show itself.

For context on how the live touring landscape is shifting this year, it's worth noting how artists across genres — from Olivia Rodrigo launching her all-women festival Daisy Chain Fields to hip-hop heavyweights Pharrell debuting new material at a Las Vegas show — are rethinking what a live event can be. Foo Fighters are answering that question in the most direct way possible: twelve stadiums, one relentless setlist, and a frontman with something to prove.

Full Tour Dates

• 08/04 – Toronto, ON @ Rogers Stadium
• 08/06 – Detroit, MI @ Ford Field
• 08/08 – Chicago, IL @ Soldier Field
• 08/10 – Cleveland, OH @ Huntington Bank Field
• 08/13 – Philadelphia, PA @ Lincoln Financial Field
• 08/15 – Nashville, TN @ Nissan Stadium
• 08/17 – Washington, DC @ Nationals Park
• 09/12 – Fargo, ND @ Fargodome
• 09/15 – Regina, SK @ Mosaic Stadium at Taylor Field
• 09/17 – Edmonton, AB @ Commonwealth Stadium
• 09/20 – Vancouver, BC @ BC Place
• 09/26 – Las Vegas, NV @ Allegiant Stadium