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The Foo Fighter’s kicked off the Everything or Nothing at All tour in New York earlier this week. Tickets to the highly anticipated stadium tour went on sale last fall, but fans can still score passes to upcoming shows.
Read on for pricing info and more details on how to get affordable tickets online.
When Did the Foo Fighters Tour Start?
The Foo Fighters Everything or Nothing at All tour opened at Citi Field in Queens, New York on Wednesday (July 17) but was forced to end early due to rain storms in the area. The band posted photos from opening night on Instagram with the caption, “Thank you NYC” and a heart emoji.
The Foo Fighters will perform a second New York show on Saturday, July 19, before traveling to Boston; Hershey, Penn.; Minneapolis and Cincinnati throughout the rest of the month. Other shows include Los Angeles, Portland and Seattle.
Where to Get Tickets
Foo Fighters tickets are in high demand. According to a post on band’s Instagram account last fall, passes for shows in Boston, Hershey, Cincinnati and Minneapolis sold out almost immediately, and now that the tour is off and running, resell tickets are currently selling out on sites like Vivid Seat and StubHub.
A limited number of tickets are still available for Saturday’s Citi Field shows. If you act fast, you should be able to find a nice selection of tickets priced at around $200 and up.
From what we’ve seen, ticket prices currently range from around $100 on the low end to $400, and under $100 for nosebleeds seats in select cities. Tickets to the tour are available on Ticketmaster as well as Vivid Seats, StubHub and Seat Geek.
The Everything or Nothing At All tour marks a second round of shows for the Foo Fighters since the death of band member Taylor Hawkins in 2022.
After kicking off their first round of shows last year, frontman Dave Grohl penned an emotional message thanking fans for their support. “Now that we’ve returned from our first run of shows, I felt compelled to reach out and thank you all for being there for us,” he wrote at the time. “Every night, when I see you singing, it makes me sing harder. When I see you screaming, it makes me scream louder. When I see your tears, it brings me to tears. And when I see your joy, it brings me joy. But, I see you… and it feels good to see you, churning up these emotions together. Because we’ve always done this together.”
