Foo Fighters Summertime: Head To Glasgow, Dublin, Belfast & Reading/Leeds

There is nothing better than a summer full of music. The rock giants from America know this the best. Once again they have spoiled British fans with a mini UK Tour. With Reading, Leeds, Glasgow, Belfast, and Dublin the choice if wide and if you are a die-hard fan, you might even treat yourself. Reading is already sold out for the weekend tickets, but there is a small availability remaining for Glasgow, Belfast and Dublin shows.

Dave Grohl of Foo Fighters (Edyta Krzesak)

Ahead of the tour Foo Fighters opened their vault of live recordings and treated fans to a new EP of unheard before material. The new EP, titled 00950025 features live recordings of Wattershed, For All the Cows, and Next Year. All the tracks have been released on the band’s debut album, that celebrates it’s 25^th anniversary next year.

Dave Grohl of Foo Fighters (Kalpesh Patel)

Along with the new EP, Foo Fighters are asking fans to share their stories online. What started as a single post on twitter, lquickly evolved to a full page of stories. If you always wanted to tell them how much their music changed your life, here is your chance. Submit your story at a new website, called Foo Fighters Stories: https://foofighters.com/your-story/

And don’t forget to grab your ticket while they’re last! A limited selection still available at Ticketmaster: https://www.ticketmaster.ie/foo-fighters-tickets/artist/776005

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Third Eye Blind @ Islington Assembly Hall (Kalpesh Patel)

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