Foo Fighters Map 2026 North American Stadium Tour With Queens of the Stone Age

Foo Fighters will return to North American stadiums in August for a 12-date run behind their latest album, Your Favorite Toy. The tour opens August 4 at Rogers Stadium in Toronto and closes September 26 at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, with Queens of the Stone Age confirmed as direct support on every stop.

The full routing covers Detroit, Chicago, Cleveland, Philadelphia, Nashville, Washington D.C., and a mid-September western swing through Fargo, Regina, Edmonton, and Vancouver. Indie punk outfit Mannequin Pussy joins the first ten shows; hardcore band Gouge Away handles the final two.

The spring release of Your Favorite Toy — the band’s 12th studio album — drew notices for its sturdy, familiar mechanics, but Consequence pointed to Dave Grohl’s “emotional crisis” as the element that set the record apart. The album landed at No. 3 on Billboard’s rock chart and led international rankings, reinforcing the group’s reliable pull for straightforward guitar rock.

Tickets are moving through standard primary and resale channels. As of publication, the lowest get-in prices surface in Las Vegas ($59), Cleveland ($69), and Nashville ($78); Vancouver ($185) and Toronto ($144) sit at the higher end. The spread reflects the kind of market variance typical for a stadium circuit this size. The tour does not come with fanfare beyond the itinerary, and the support choices — a long-running alt-rock peer and two younger acts with sharper edges — suggest an effort to frame the shows as more than a retrospective lap.