Foo Fighters Ignite Adelaide Oval

The Foo Fighters 2011 Australian tour rocked the Adelaide Oval last night following on from shows in Perth and Melbourne last week. 36,000 fans turned up to the iconic cricket ground to watch the biggest ‘Rock N Roll’ band in the world and they were not left disappointed.

The band churned through as massive 18-song set that included a lot of new material along with some old classics.

After 13 tracks, Dave stopped to celebrate drums, guitars and rock n roll telling the crowd:

If one of your favourite bands comes to town and they’ve got a computer behind them – tell them your friend Dave said this…

The band then laucnhed into an epic version of crowd favourite, Monkey Wrench.

The first half of the encore featured Dave on a platform up close and personal with the crowd for acoustic performances of Wheels and Times Like These. The band then ripped into Generator before performing a cover of Queen classic, Tie Your Mother Down, then ending the show with Everlong.

Check out some awesome photos over at Triple M.

The Foo Fighters will now head to Sydney for a show at Sydney Football Stadium before heading north for their final Australian show at the Gold Coast. Let’s hope the sound at the SFS is better than it was for Eminem on the weekend.

Foo Fighters Adelaide Setlist

All My Life

Rope

The Pretender

My Hero

Learn to Fly

White Limo

Arlandria

Breakout (Tom Petty cover)

Cold Day in the Sun

Long Road to Ruin

Stacked Actors

Walk

Monkey Wrench

Let it Die

These Days

This is a Call

In the Flesh (Pink Floyd cover)

Best of You

Encore

Wheels

Times Like These

Generator

Tie Your Mother Down (Queen cover)

Everlong

The Foo Fighters 2011 Australian tour continues…

Thursday 8th December

Sydney Football Stadium, Sydney

Ticketek 132 849 or http://www.ticketek.com.au

Saturday 10th December

Metricon Stadium, Gold Coast

Ticketmaster 136 100 or http://www.ticketmaster.com.au

Tuesday 13th December

Western Springs Stadium, Auckland

Ticketmaster 0800 111 999 or http//www.ticketmaster.co.nz

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