A potential Foo Fighters show has been teased on social media, thanks to MCD Promotions.
This comes after the concert organisers shared a short video on social media showing an overhead shot of a packed out Croke Park at night, with an audio of the band's track, The Pretender in the background.
In the video, the FF logo then slowly appears on screen, along with the caption, '16.11.2026', featuring the 9am time underneath.
At present, Foo Fighters are in the midst of their Take Cover Tour 2026, where they travel to Europe, North America and Australia. These dates were extended until March 3 next year, which will see them perform in Peru, but at the time of writing further dates were yet to be officially announced.
The Dave Grohl led band are currently in Australia, for four shows, before they return to the USA to play at the Kia Forum in LA on December 12. They will then head over to New Zealand for two shows in January, prior to shows in India, and South America across February and March.
Their European leg includes shows in Paris, Munich and Madrid.
Previously, Foo Fighters also performed a surprise show at the Academy in Dublin City Centre in February, which was attended by 850 fans.
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Back in September, Foo Fighters supported AC/DC in St Louis, which saw the band's lead singer Dave Grohl fulfil a childhood dream by supporting the band, and performing Highway to Hell live on stage.
In a later interview with New Zealand radio station The Rock, Dave Grohl said that he “walked off stage and broke down in tears” after playing Highway To Hell with AC/DC live on stage.
“It was unbelievable playing for them", Grohl said.
“It was so crazy because my wife was on the side of the stage as we played ‘Highway To Hell’. I walked off stage and I broke down in tears, sobbing like a baby,” he continued.
“I was sobbing, like wailing, and I couldn’t believe it. I was, like, ‘That is one of the most full-circle moments of my entire life,’ and I will never forget it".
