Foo Fighters, Everything Or Nothing At All World Tour Heads Toward Germany
Published on 07/26/2026 at 13:45 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael MĂŒller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS
Foo Fighters keep their status as one of rock's most tireless live acts. As the band confirmed via their official channels and tour listings for the Everything Or Nothing At All World Tour, they are set to play Munich's Olympiahalle on June 12, 2025, as part of an extended run of arena and stadium shows.
New German Date On A Massive Tour
The Everything Or Nothing At All World Tour is structured around Foo Fighters' eleventh studio album But Here We Are, released in June 2023, and has rolled out in waves across North America, Europe and beyond. The Munich stop at Olympiahalle slots into the European leg, positioning Germany among the key territories on this campaign.
Olympiahalle in Munich regularly hosts international rock headliners with capacities around the 12,000 to 15,000 mark, so the Foo Fighters date follows the tour's trajectory of large-scale, full-production shows. The booking also underscores Germany's importance for the band, which has historically drawn strong crowds in cities such as Berlin, Hamburg and Cologne.
How The European Run Is Shaping Up
The European portion of the tour interlocks Munich with other major stops such as London, Manchester, Dublin, Paris, Amsterdam, Milan and Madrid, forming a circuit of arenas and stadiums. Many of these shows are hosted by long-standing venues like Wembley Stadium in London and Stade de France near Paris, signaling the bandâs continued capacity to headline in front of tens of thousands.
Listings on major ticket platforms such as Ticketmaster and Eventim show several European dates being close to sold out or already sold out, including selected UK and French shows. This commercial response is consistent with Foo Fightersâ touring history, where European legs routinely report high attendance and brisk ticket sales.
Foo Fighters tour, charts and work at a glance
For more news, background and live dates around Foo Fighters, including global legs of the Everything Or Nothing At All World Tour, check our full coverage and the bandâs official site.
Where Foo Fighters Stand As A Live Band
Foo Fighters built their reputation on loud, guitar-heavy rock that translates directly to arena stages. Led by Dave Grohl, they typically combine songs from across their catalog with tributes and extended instrumental passages, turning shows into two-hour-plus events. In Germany, this approach has helped them graduate from club stages in the late 1990s to arenas and festivals such as Rock am Ring.
Current Career Status And Next Live Date
Foo Fighters are active and touring, with the next officially listed German live date being the Munich Olympiahalle show on June 12, 2025, as part of the Everything Or Nothing At All World Tour.
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 Records
- 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 2, 2023
- Charts / certifications: In Germany, But Here We Are entered the Offizielle Deutsche Charts top 10 on its release week, while earlier albums like Wasting Light have reached high positions and earned Gold-level sales.
- Next live date: June 12, 2025, Munich, Olympiahalle
Frequently asked questions about Foo Fighters
When do Foo Fighters play in Germany on the current tour?
Foo Fighters are scheduled to perform at Olympiahalle in Munich on June 12, 2025, as part of their Everything Or Nothing At All World Tour, according to official listings and ticket platforms.
Which album powers the Everything Or Nothing At All World Tour?
The tour is built around the studio album But Here We Are, released on June 2, 2023, which marked Foo Fightersâ first full-length after the death of drummer Taylor Hawkins and blends grief themes with classic arena rock.
How successful are Foo Fighters on the German charts?
Several Foo Fighters albums, including Wasting Light and But Here We Are, have reached the upper regions of the Offizielle Deutsche Charts, often landing in the top 10 and helping cement the bandâs strong following in Germany.
All information is based on publicly available tour data, chart records and label releases. Schedules and listings can change; for the latest updates, refer to the official Foo Fighters website and local ticket providers.
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