Foo Fighters Tour 2027: Rock legends tease huge Edinburgh gig - here’s what we know so far, including rumoured locations and announcement time
Foo Fighters have teased a possible Scottish tour date, with the band’s logo projected on the side of Murrayfield Stadium. Here’s everything we know about their 2027 tour so far - including possible locations.
Foo Fighters have dropped a huge clue that they will play Scotland next year, as part of a 2027 UK tour.
The iconic US rock band look set to announce a huge Edinburgh gig after their iconic “FF” logo was projected on the side of landmarks across the city - including Murrayfield Stadium.
In a post shared by the stadium and events promoter PCL, the caption points to a possible announcement on Monday, November 16. In addition to Scotland, logos have also popped up in cities including London and Dublin.
The Foo Fighters last performed in Scotland back in 2024, when they headlined Hampden Park in Glasgow.
Here’s what we know about Foo Fighter’s 2027 tour so far - including possible locations and venues.
Where will Foo Fighters visit on tour in 2027? Possible cities
So far, Foo Fighters appear to be signalling upcoming shows in London, Dublin, and Edinburgh.
Currently, there are no confirmed dates but with that being said, fans should expect to hear more on Monday.
Foo Fighters: All rumoured UK and Ireland 2027 tour locations
- Murrayfield Stadium, Edinburgh, Scotland
- Wembley Stadium, London, England
- Croke Park, Dublin, Ireland
When will Foo Fighters announce a 2027 tour?
The Foo Fighters look set to officially announce their 2027 UK and Ireland tour at 9am on Monday, November 16 - at least according to the various teasers.
The logos were projected alongside the date and time, which seemingly point to an imminent reveal, so there’s not long to wait before we find out more.
It may be worth keeping an eye on the Foo Fighters’ social media channels on Monday, as well as signing up for their official newsletter to find out as soon as possible what’s happening.
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