Foo Fighters Announce First Concert of 2025 at Singapore Grand Prix
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Foo Fighters have confirmed their first live performance of 2025 at the Singapore Grand Prix on Saturday, October 4th.
The band last performed publicly in August 2024. Frontman Dave Grohl has made a series of one-off solo appearances throughout the early part of the year, including alongside the rest of Nirvana's surviving members at SNL50; with the LA Philharmonic at Coachella; and a charity gig in Los Angeles back in April.
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