Foo Fighters extend stadium tour with German and European dates

Foo Fighters bring their rock show to Berlin and Cologne in summer 2025, with further stadium stops across Europe confirmed as part of the ongoing Everything or Nothing at All Tour.

Foo Fighters continue their extensive touring cycle around their latest era. As promoter Live Nation and local ticketing listings confirm, the band has extended its Everything or Nothing at All Tour with major stadium stops in Germany and across Europe in 2025, including Berlin and Cologne.

New German and European dates on the tour

For fans based in Germany, the most important news is the confirmation of Foo Fighters shows in Berlin and Cologne in summer 2025, framed as part of the European leg of the Everything or Nothing at All Tour. The Berlin date is scheduled at a large outdoor venue in the capital, while Cologne hosts the band in a comparable stadium-capacity setting, continuing their long-standing relationship with German audiences.

These concerts sit within a wider European routing that sees Foo Fighters traveling through multiple countries, with additional shows in key markets such as the United Kingdom, France, Spain, Italy and the Netherlands. The European leg follows North American dates in 2024 and 2025, where the band has been headlining major stadiums and festival slots, underscoring their status as one of the few rock acts still able to carry a full-scale stadium tour across continents.

How the extended tour is structured

The tour extension continues the band’s recent practice of structuring runs around regional blocks. After North American dates, the European leg groups shows by country, allowing the band to move efficiently between major cities while maintaining consistent production values. German dates in Berlin and Cologne are positioned as central anchors within the continental schedule, giving fans in the country multiple options without needing to travel abroad.

Capacity-wise, the German venues are in the tens of thousands, placing them on par with the band’s stadium shows in London, Paris or Madrid. This means the full stage production, including large-scale lighting rigs, multiple video screens and extended catwalks, will be brought to Germany rather than scaled down for arenas. For German-based fans used to seeing Foo Fighters at festivals, these dedicated headline shows offer a significantly longer set and more controlled sound environment.

Where Foo Fighters stand creatively

Musically, Foo Fighters operate at the junction of alternative rock, classic rock and melodic pop, with a sound built on layered guitars, driving drums and an emphasis on anthemic choruses. Their catalog ranges from early works like The Colour and the Shape and There Is Nothing Left to Lose through 2000s albums such as One by One, In Your Honor and Echoes, Silence, Patience & Grace, all of which helped cement their status as a cornerstone rock act of the post-grunge era.

In recent years, the band has continued to adapt its songwriting to a stadium setting, emphasizing songs that build dynamically over several minutes and lend themselves to mass singalongs. Tracks like Best of You, Times Like These, Walk and The Pretender have become staples of their live sets, offering clear melodic hooks that translate well in large open-air venues while retaining the emotional weight that has characterized their work since the mid-1990s.

What comes next for Foo Fighters

The next officially confirmed phase for Foo Fighters is the continued rollout of the Everything or Nothing at All Tour, including the German stadium shows in Berlin and Cologne and further European dates in 2025. Beyond these concerts, the band remains active and is expected to maintain a balance between touring, festival headlining and potential future studio activity, though no new album release has been formally announced at this stage.

Foo Fighters at a glance

• Act: Foo Fighters
• Genre: Rock / alternative rock
• Origin: Seattle, United States
• Active since: 1994
• Lineup: Dave Grohl (vocals, guitar), Nate Mendel (bass), Pat Smear (guitar), Chris Shiflett (guitar), Rami Jaffee (keyboards), Josh Freese (drums)
• Label: Roswell Records / RCA
• Key works: The Colour and the Shape (1997), There Is Nothing Left to Lose (1999), Wasting Light (2011), Concrete and Gold (2017)
• Current album/single: But Here We Are, released June 2023
• Charts / certifications: Multiple Gold and Platinum albums in the US and UK; long-term presence on European charts including Germany
• Next live date: German and European stadium shows in 2025 as part of the ongoing tour

Frequently asked questions about Foo Fighters

Where will Foo Fighters play in Germany on their current tour?
Foo Fighters have confirmed stadium-capacity shows in Berlin and Cologne as part of the European leg of their ongoing Everything or Nothing at All Tour, giving German fans multiple options to see the band live.

What is the focus of Foo Fighters' live set on this tour?
The band’s current live set mixes classic songs from albums such as The Colour and the Shape and Wasting Light with material from more recent releases like But Here We Are, balancing fan favorites with newer tracks.

Are Foo Fighters expected to release new music during the tour?
As of now, Foo Fighters are focused on the ongoing Everything or Nothing at All Tour. No specific new studio album has been officially announced, though the band continues to write and perform new material live.

All information above reflects the current public touring and release status of Foo Fighters and is intended to help fans based in Germany and the wider region plan their concert attendance and streaming habits around the band’s ongoing activities.