Foo Fighters at Anfield 2026: How to get tickets & what to expect from the epic UK stadium shows

The legendary American rock outfit, Foo Fighters, is set to electrify Liverpool next summer with two monumental shows at the iconic Anfield Stadium. As part of their Take Cover 2026 Tour, the Grammy-winning band will perform on Thursday, June 25, and Saturday, June 27, 2026, marking their only UK stadium dates for the tour.

Tickets for these highly anticipated concerts are now available. While the June 27 show has already sold out, fans still have the chance to secure seats for the June 25 performance through the general sale. Ticket sales began at 10 a.m. GMT, and fans are encouraged to act fast before the remaining tickets vanish.

Supporting Acts and Lineups

The Anfield shows will feature an exciting lineup of supporting artists. On June 25, Irish indie rock band Inhaler and Japanese punk group Otoboke Beaver will warm up the crowd. For the June 27 show, Australian indie duo Royel Otis and the eclectic German band Die Spitz will take the stage before the Foo Fighters deliver their signature high-energy performance.

Fans seeking a more exclusive experience can still access hospitality packages, offering premium seating, VIP amenities, and catering services. For more information, visitors can contact Liverpool FC’s hospitality team at 0151 264 2222 or email [email protected].

Tour Scope and International Dates

Beyond Liverpool, the Take Cover 2026 Tour will see Foo Fighters visit major European cities including Stockholm, Warsaw, Munich, Paris, Berlin, Vienna, Milan, Madrid, and Oeiras, among others. Each venue promises an unforgettable live experience, featuring tracks spanning the band’s illustrious 15-Grammy-winning career.

Ticket Information and Pricing

Ticket prices for the Anfield shows range from £64.85 to £382.00, including fees, with a £2.75 handling charge per order. These prices do not include VIP packages, hotel/travel bundles, group or concession tickets. Fans can choose from various seating options:

• Lower, middle, and upper-tier seating across the main stands

  
  
  

• Lower and upper-tier seats at the Sir Kenny Dalglish Stand and The Kop

• Front-pitch and main-pitch standing areas for general admission

Anfield Stadium can accommodate up to 61,276 spectators for concerts, offering a spectacular live music experience in one of football’s most legendary venues.

New Music from Foo Fighters

This year, Foo Fighters have continued to thrill audiences with new material. Their chart-topping release, Today’s Song, and the October 23 release, “Asking For A Friend”, showcase the band’s enduring ability to blend hypnotic melodies with powerhouse rock riffs. Fans can expect a mix of classic hits from albums like The Colour and the Shape, There Is Nothing Left To Lose, One by One, In Your Honor, Wasting Light, Sonic Highways, and But Here We Are (2023) alongside fresh tracks from their latest releases.

For fans wanting early access, those subscribed to the band’s newsletter received presale codes, which opened via Ticketmaster on Wednesday, November 12, 2025. General ticket sales follow on Friday, November 14, 2025, at 10 a.m. via major ticketing platforms including Ticketmaster, Gigs and Tours, and See Tickets.

Foo Fighters’ Anfield 2026 concerts promise not just music but an epic celebration of rock history, uniting fans across generations for two nights of unforgettable energy and iconic performances.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: When are the Foo Fighters playing at Anfield?
A: The band will perform on Thursday, June 25, and Saturday, June 27, 2026.

Q2: Are tickets still available?
A: Tickets for June 25 are still on sale, while June 27 has sold out.

Q3: How can I buy tickets?
A: Tickets can be purchased through Ticketmaster, Gigs and Tours, and See Tickets.

Q4: Are there VIP or hospitality options?
A: Yes, Anfield offers hospitality packages with premium seating, catering, and exclusive amenities. Contact [email protected] or call 0151 264 2222.

Q5: What supporting acts will perform?
A: June 25: Inhaler and Otoboke Beaver. June 27: Royel Otis and Die Spitz.

Q6: How many people can Anfield hold for concerts?
A: The stadium can accommodate up to 61,276 spectators for music events.