Deep Cuts, Hits, and a Choir: Foo Fighters’ Hollywood Bowl Debut Sends Off Gustavo Dudamel With a Bang
The band also paid tribute to late drummer Taylor Hawkins in a short, effective set
The Foo Fighters came to a halt on their "Take Cover Tour" for a special performance at the Hollywood Bowl. They joined forces with the LA Philharmonic and conductor Gustavo Dudamel for an evening of music that celebrated Dudamel's upcoming move to the New York Philharmonic. The Foo Fighters delivered a 15-song set that included hits like "All My Life," "Learn to Fly," and "Best of You."
They also played rare tracks such as "I Should Have Known" from Wasting Light, "Razor" from In Your Honor, and "Home" from Echoes, Silence, Patience & Grace.
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