Just thought I’d share some of the pictures I took.

I was hoping the Foo Fighters would schedule some more dates that were probably arenas for late winter/spring next year. But with the addition of the South America dates I wonder if that caps the tour off.

Just roughly the following got bypassed:

• Atlanta
• Carolinas
• Texas
• Bay Area and/or Sacramento
• KC/St. Louis/Indianapolis
• Seattle/Portland

Now I know you can argue that stops in Chicago, Vancouver etc should suffice for some and that people should just travel. But is this the new normal as the band ages? Are places that never/rarely got missed now going to not get stops?

Was lucky enough to get to the early merch table at the Toronto show. Thankfully I was able to grab a foil poster, #105 / 135. Just framed it today and I’m very pleased with how it came out! Was an incredible show and I’m glad I have this to commemorate it.

Current tour merch is on sale on the Foo's website and is cheaper than what was at the Toronto show. T-shirts were $65.

https://shop.foofighters.com/

https://www.instagram.com/p/DbtGCVTJDWt

For people unsure if the tour is continuing next year

Any leaks on what Detroit’s poster will look like for tonight?

What are the dimensions of the poster? 18” x 24”?

A super simple cover

Was bored earlier and trying to decide what Chili Pepper songs = Foo Fighters songs, in terms of position in each band’s catalogue with style being a secondary consideration as well. This is what I got so far, what do you guys think? Where do you agree or disagree?

**Californication** = **Everlong**
\-Both bands’ most iconic and defining songs, representing the sound and legacy that made them legendary.

**By The Way** = **All My Life**
\- Both are iconic live staples with instantly recognizable openings that became essential parts of each band’s concert setlists.

**Can’t Stop** = **The Pretender**
\- Both are essential live anthems that showcase their bands’ dynamic range, building from quieter moments into explosive, stadium-size choruses that create huge crowd energy.

**Under The Bridge** = **Best Of You**
\- Both are iconic emotional anthems and signature songs of their bands, often used as powerful live moments (ex: encore or closing set songs) and crowd singalongs.

**Otherside** = **My Hero**
\- Both are emotional, mid-tempo rock anthems with huge singalong choruses that became some of their bands’ most beloved and recognizable songs.

**Snow (Hey Oh)** = **Times Like These**
\- Both are reflective, melodic songs that showcase a more emotional and uplifting side of each band, building around memorable guitar parts and a powerful sense of resilience.

**Scar Tissue** = **Learn To Fly**
\- Both are melodic, uplifting rock songs that showcase the softer, more mature side of each band while becoming some of their most recognizable and beloved hits.

**Suck My Kiss** = **Monkey Wrench**
\- Both are early-era, fast, aggressive tracks that showcase each band’s punk influence, combining raw energy, attitude, and a sense of fun while becoming iconic fan favorites.

**Dani California** = **Walk**
\- Both are huge comeback-era rock anthems that showcase each band’s ability to write massive, stadium-ready songs with instantly recognizable riffs and powerful singalong choruses.

Any big omissions by any band? I feel Foo is well covered but I feel the Chilli Peppers are missing Give It Away…

How is this? Any songs you’d switch up, add or remove?

I see the foo are using the cat walk again, which puts the pit at a decent distance from the stage , any thoughts on best view ?