Dave Grohl is throwing himself a big, charitable birthday party in Los Angeles this weekend. “Dave’s Rock & Roll Club” will hold its inaugural meeting Saturday, January 10 at the Forum in Los Angeles, and will feature a Foo Fighters performance “in the round,” meaning the band will be entirely surrounded by fans—albeit ones behind barricades. Tickets are $50, $10 of which will be spread amongst three charities: Rock School Scholarship Fund, MusiCares, and Sweet Relief. Of course, tickets—which went on sale last night—are already sold out.
The Forum gig marks the Foos’ first show of 2015. They’ll be playing bigger arena and stadium shows later this week, and their full slate of dates is below.
Foo Fighters tour 2015
Jan. 15—Estadio Nacional—Santiago, Chile
Jan. 18—Estadio Unico De La Plata—Buenos Aires, Argentina
Jan. 21—Estacionamento Da Fiegs—Porto Alegre, Brazil
Jan. 23—Estadio Do Morumbi—Sao Paulo, Brazil
Jan. 26—Estadio Do Marcana—Rio De Janeiro, Brazil
Jan. 28—Mega Space—Belo Horizonte, Brazil
Jan. 31—Estadio El Campin—Bogota, Colombia
Feb. 8—AMI Stadium—Christchurch, New Zealand
Feb. 21—Mt. Smart Stadium—Auckland, New Zealand
Feb. 24—Suncorp Stadium—Brisbane, Australia
Feb. 26—ANZ Stadium—Sydney, Australia
Feb. 28—Etihad Stadium—Melbourne, Australia
March 2—Derwent Entertainment Centre—Hobart, Australia
March 4—Coopers Stadium—Adelaide, Australia
March 7—NIB Stadium—Perth, Australia
May 25—Sunderland Stadium Of Light—Sunderland, United Kingdom
May 27—Emirates Old Trafford—Manchester, United Kingdom
June 5-7—Rock Am Ring—Nurburg, Germany
June 5-7—Rock Im Park—Nuremberg, Germany
June 10—Telenor Arena—Oslo, Norway
June 12—Ullevi Stadium—Gothenburg, Sweden
June 13-14—Pinkpop Festival—Landgraaf, Netherlands
June 19-20—Wembley Stadium—London, United Kingdom
June 23—BT Murrayfield Stadium—Edinburgh, United Kingdom
June 25-28—Rock Werchter—Werchter, Belgium
July 4—RFK Stadium—Washington, D.C. #
July 6—Susquehanna Bank Center—Camden, New Jersey %
July 9—Molson Canadian Amphitheatre—Toronto, Ontario %
July 16—Citi Field—New York, New York %
July 18—Fenway Park—Boston, Massachusetts &
July 19—Fenway Park—Boston, Massachusetts %
Aug. 12—Rexall Place—Edmonton, Alberta %
Aug. 13—Scotiabank Saddledome—Calgary, Alberta %
Aug. 17—Fidler’s Green Amphitheatre—Denver, Colorado %
Aug. 19—Verizon Wireless Amphitheater—Maryland Heights, Missouri %
Aug. 21—Sprint Center—Kansas City, Missouri %
Aug. 22—Xcel Energy Center—St. Paul, Minnesota %
Aug. 24—DTE Energy Music Theatre—Detroit, Michigan %
Aug. 27—Klipsch Music Center—Indianapolis, Indiana
Aug. 29—Wrigley Field—Chicago, Illinois *
Sept. 11—Rogers Arena—Vancouver, British Columbia
Sept. 12—Gorge Amphitheatre—George, Washington
Sept. 14—Moda Center—Portland, Oregon
Sept. 16—Shoreline Amphitheatre—Mountain View, California
Sept. 18—Honda Center—Anaheim, California
Sept. 21—The Forum—Los Angeles, California
Sept. 25—AK-Chin Pavilion—Phoenix, Arizona
Sept. 27—Isleta Amphitheater—Albuquerque, New Mexico
Sept. 29—Chesapeake Energy Arena—Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Sept. 30—Intrust Bank Arena—Wichita, Kansas
Oct. 4—Centennial Olympic Park—Atlanta, Georgia
Oct. 5—Bridgestone Arena—Nashville, Tennessee
Oct. 7—FedEx Forum—Memphis, Tennessee
% with Royal Blood
& with Mission Of Burma
# with Buddy Guy, Gary Clark Jr., Heart, Joan Jett, Trombone Shorty, LL Cool J featuring DJ Z-Trip, and Trouble Funk
* with Cheap Trick, Urge Overkill, and Naked Raygun