Foo Fighters will perform at Anfield Stadium again on Saturday, June 27 for night two of their Take Cover Tour
Red smoke fills Anfield Stadium during Foo Fighters' opening song
Red smoke fills Anfield Stadium during Foo Fighters' opening song
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Foo Fighters are set to return to Anfield on Saturday night for the second and final Liverpool date of their UK stadium tour, after kicking off their two-night run with a huge performance on Thursday. Thousands of fans packed Liverpool FC's iconic stadium for the opening show, with Dave Grohl and the band delivering a career-spanning set packed with fan favourites during a performance lasting around three hours.
Anfield has become one of the country's leading concert venues in recent years, welcoming some of the biggest names in music, including Dua Lipa, Bruce Springsteen and Lana Del Rey. Before Foo Fighters, the stadium welcomed Zach Bryan and My Chemical Romance is to do the same next week.
Foo Fighters were established by former Nirvana drummer Dave Grohl following the death of frontman Kurt Cobain in 1994. What began as a solo recording project soon evolved into a full band, making its live debut in 1995 before becoming one of the world's most successful rock acts.
With one more night still to come, thousands more fans are expected to descend on Anfield for Saturday's show. We've put together everything you need to know before heading to the stadium.
Foo Fighters at Liverpool Anfield Stadium set times
Doors open: 4pm
Foo Fighters at Liverpool Anfield Stadium seating map
Want to check where you're sitting for the concert? Ticketmaster has released an image of their seating map which tells fans exactly where they will be sat or standing.
The seating map for Foo Fighters at Anfield Stadium
The seating map for Foo Fighters at Anfield Stadium(Image: Ticketmaster)
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Foo Fighters at Anfield Stadium setlist
According to The Setlist website, the setlist for Thursday, June 25 was as follows:
All My Life
The Pretender
Times Like These
Of All People
Stacked Actors
My Hero
Learn to Fly
These Days
Walk
This Is a Call
No Son of Mine (included a snippet of Motörhead's "Ace of Spades")
B-Stage (Acoustic)
Wheels
Marigold (Late! cover)
For All the Cows
Big Me
Under You (Dave Grohl solo acoustic)
La Dee Da
Caught in the Echo
Invincible / Seven / One Headlight / Manimal / Tap Dancing in a Minefield (band introductions, with Ilan Rubin on guitar and Dave Grohl on drums, ending with a "Smells Like Teen Spirit" drum tease)
Monkey Wrench (featured a drum solo)
Breakout
Aurora (dedicated to Taylor Hawkins)
Rope (featured Harper Grohl's boyfriend Max on drums and Ilan Rubin on guitar, followed by the crowd singing "Happy Birthday" to Max)
Best of You
Encore
The Teacher (dedicated to Virginia Grohl)
Exhausted
Everlong
Three Lions (Baddiel, Skinner & Lightning Seeds cover)
You'll Never Walk Alone (Rodgers & Hammerstein song)
Foo Fighters at Anfield Stadium tickets
Further tickets were released for Foo Fighters at Anfield Stadium on Monday, June 22. Please check Gigs and Tours or Ticketmaster for further details.
Foo Fighters support acts at Anfield Stadium
There will be a different headliner at each of the Foo Fighters Anfield shows:
Thursday, June 25 - Otoboke Beaver and Inhaler
Saturday, June 27- Die Spitz and Royel Otis
Travelling to Anfield Stadium for Foo Fighters concerts
If you're travelling by bus, there are several services in place:
More information can be found on the Stagecoach website.
The 917 express shuttle bus service will run from Commutation Row in the city centre (£5 for single journey and £6 for a return journey).
Visit the Big Green Coach website for coach returns from various locations across the country for all shows.
Merseyrail passengers can use the Northern Line and travel to Sandhills or Kirkdale. Liverpool Lime Street Station has links with cities outside of Liverpool. Please use the relevant service journey planner ahead of time. Both Sandhills and Kirkdale stations on Merseyrail's Northern line are less than a 30-minute walk from Anfield.
Foo Fighters at Anfield Stadium parking
There will be no car parking for ticket holders at Anfield Stadium. People going to the concert should check the Liverpool City Council website.
Fans can use an express shuttle bus service (the 917), which will be in operation from Commutation Row to the stadium. This will be available three and half hours before to the concert start time.
Attendees can access disabled drop off and pick up areas on Gilman Street and at the top of Stanley Park Car Park. They are available to use on presentation of a blue badge.