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Foo Fighters perform three-hour rock set at BC Place

Foo Fighters performed a nearly three-hour concert at BC Place Stadium in Vancouver on Sunday, September 20, marking the conclusion of their Canadian tour. Led by Dave Grohl, the band played a setlist spanning three decades of hits for tens of thousands of fans.

The lineup for the tour included Nate Mendel on bass, Pat Smear and Chris Shiflett on guitars, Rami Jaffee on keyboards, and Ilan Rubin on drums. Queens of the Stone Age served as the opening act, featuring frontman Josh Homme.

During the performance, Grohl reflected on the band's history in Vancouver, noting that the current set is significantly longer than their 1995 performance at the Commodore Ballroom.

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BC Place · BC Place Stadium · Dave Grohl · Foo Fighters · Josh Homme · Queens of the Stone Age

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