Foo Fighters have officially announced a major stadium tour of Australia and New Zealand for 2026, bringing one of rock’s biggest live acts back to fans Down Under.
The band shared details of the run, which will see them performing at some of the largest outdoor venues across both countries later in the year. The announcement has immediately sent excitement surging through fan communities as dates, cities and ticketing plans begin to roll out.
Frontman Dave Grohl and the rest of the Foo Fighters will be returning to Australia and New Zealand stages following previous headline appearances at major festivals and arena runs. Their visits have always been high-energy celebrations, with the band known for blending massive sing-alongs, hard-hitting rock anthems and spontaneous live moments that make each show feel unique.
While full show details — including support acts — haven’t been revealed yet, the confirmed tour dates give fans a clear picture of where the band will be playing. Stadium stops are expected in major cities, offering opportunities for tens of thousands of fans to experience Foo Fighters’ live power in expansive outdoor settings.
The confirmed dates for Australia and New Zealand include:
- November 8, 2026 – Adelaide Oval, Adelaide, Australia
- November 11, 2026 – Adelaide Oval, Adelaide, Australia
- November 14, 2026 – The SCG, Sydney, Australia
- November 17, 2026 – Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane, Australia
- November 21, 2026 – Marvel Stadium, Melbourne, Australia
- November 24, 2026 – Optus Stadium, Perth, Australia
- November 28, 2026 – Eden Park, Auckland, New Zealand
Ticketing details are expected to arrive soon, with presales typically beginning ahead of general onsales. Fans are being encouraged to sign up for alerts and official band newsletters to get early access information as it’s released.
Foo Fighters’ return to these regions comes at a time when the band continues to uphold one of the most enduring live reputations in contemporary rock. Their ability to fill large outdoor venues and connect with audiences around the world remains a hallmark of their sustained global appeal.
Australia and New Zealand’s outdoor stadium settings are a natural fit for the band’s brand of anthemic rock, and fans can likely expect setlists filled with both classic hits and selections from recent albums.
As anticipation grows, social media is already lighting up with fans tagging friends, sharing memories of past shows, and making travel plans for what promises to be some of the biggest rock concerts Down Under in 2026.
