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Foo Fighters Reveal Comeback Performance Following Dave Grohl’s Admission Of Infidelity

Following a temporary break due to frontman Dave Grohl’s public admission of infidelity, the band has announced their first live performance since Grohl’s revelation.

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After a brief hiatus in 2024, multi-platinum alternative rock band Foo Fighters are set to make their highly anticipated return to the stage later this year. Following a temporary break due to frontman Dave Grohl’s public admission of infidelity, the band has announced their first live performance since Grohl‘s revelation, confirming they will headline the 2025 Singapore Grand Prix.

In September 2024, Dave Grohl made headlines when he openly admitted to having fathered a child outside of his marriage. The revelation led the Foo Fighters to take a step back from their planned touring schedule, as they chose to focus on their personal lives and take time away from the public eye. Their last performance was on September 6, 2024, officially marking the conclusion of their tour for the time being.

Despite the break from Foo Fighters’ main activities, Dave Grohl continued to be active in the music scene. He reunited with his former Nirvana bandmates for a pair of mini-reunions, giving fans an unforgettable taste of the iconic band’s history. Grohl also teamed up with the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra at the Coachella festival in April 2025, delivering a stirring performance of Foo Fighters’ hits. Additionally, he appeared at a charity concert shortly thereafter, proving that while the band was on pause, Grohl’s musical presence was still felt across multiple stages.

Now, the Foo Fighters are gearing up for their major comeback. They’ve confirmed that they will take the stage at the Singapore Grand Prix on October 4, 2025, one of the world’s most iconic Formula 1 events. The performance will take place at the Marina Bay Street Circuit, alongside a star-studded lineup featuring global superstars such as Elton John, K-pop sensation G-Dragon, alt-rock legends The Smashing Pumpkins, and rock icons Crowded House.

As anticipation builds for this highly anticipated comeback, fans are excited to see Grohl and his bandmates return to live performance, marking the next chapter in their illustrious career.

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Writer and extreme metal devotee, Ialdagorth has spent over a decade covering the darkest corners of heavy music. A black metal lifer, he spends his free time wandering the Carpathian Mountains, likely humming blast beats to the trees.

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