Foo Fighters’ Intimate ‘Live At St James’ Church’ Dublin Show to Stream Worldwide This Easter

Experience Foo Fighters’ iconic live performance at St James’ Church, Dublin, streaming globally this Easter Monday.

A Special Easter Treat for Foo Fighters Fans Worldwide

If you missed the chance to catch Foo Fighters’ intimate gig at St James’ Church in Dublin last month, here’s some exciting news — the band’s mesmerizing performance will be available for fans around the globe to stream this Easter Monday. This rare concert was part of their recent string of cozy UK and Ireland shows, offering a more personal glimpse into their musical magic.

Starting their small-scale tour on February 22, the Foos kicked things off in the Irish capital before continuing on to London and Manchester. The setlist featured not only classic anthems that have defined their career but also fresh tracks from their upcoming album, Your Favorite Toy. Fans were treated to a perfect blend of old favorites and new tunes, wrapped in the cozy ambiance of St James’ Church.

As the band teased on Instagram prior to the streaming announcement, “It’s gonna get loud…” Indeed, this performance is a must-watch for anyone craving the raw energy and heart that only Foo Fighters can deliver.

When and Where to Watch

Mark your calendars! The special broadcast will air at 9:30 PM BST, 4:30 PM EST, and 1:30 PM PST on Monday, April 6, Easter Monday, on RTÉ 2. For those outside Ireland, the concert will be accessible globally via the RTÉ Player, meaning no matter where you are, you can tune in and soak up the atmosphere of this unique gig.

The Dublin Setlist: A Journey Through Foo Fighters’ Sonic Landscape

The St James’ Church show kicked off with a real treat for longtime fans: “A320.” This track hadn’t been played live since 2000, making its appearance truly special. From there, the band effortlessly moved through a series of hits that have become staples in rock music, including:

• ‘A320’
• ‘All My Life’
• ‘Times Like These’
• ‘Of All People’
• ‘The Pretender’
• ‘Your Favorite Toy’
• ‘Learn To Fly’
• ‘No Son Of Mine’
• ‘My Hero’
• ‘Aurora’
• ‘Best of You’
• ‘Everlong’

New singles like “Your Favorite Toy” and “Of All People” showcased the band’s evolving sound, while classics like “Everlong” closed the night on an absolutely exhilarating high.

More Shows and Upcoming Tours

Following their enchanting St James’ set, Foo Fighters played a longer show at The Academy in Dublin the very next day. The band then took their intimate vibe to London’s O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire on February 25, followed by a performance at Manchester’s O2 Ritz two days later.

But the excitement doesn’t stop there. This summer, Foo Fighters will embark on a European stadium tour, including two huge gigs at Liverpool’s iconic Anfield Stadium. For those still hunting tickets, some remain available — a golden opportunity to experience the band’s electrifying live presence in larger venues.

Anticipation Builds for ‘Your Favorite Toy’

Just last month, on February 19, Foo Fighters unveiled details about their new album Your Favorite Toy, scheduled for release on April 24. Frontman Dave Grohl has described the record as packed with “noisy, loud bangers” reminiscent of “the old days,” promising a raw, energetic collection of tracks that harken back to the band’s roots.

In interviews, Grohl reflected on the band’s longevity, comparing their journey to legendary bands like The Beatles. When asked about whether this would be their final album, he simply said:

“Every record has been our last record. So, I kind of feel like at this point you just kind of—you make a record and you go, ‘OK, well, let’s do it again and let’s see what happens.’”

Remembering a Recent Chapter: ‘But Here We Are’

The band’s most recent album, But Here We Are, was released on June 2, 2023. Released under poignant circumstances, it was the first Foo Fighters record following the tragic loss of longtime drummer Taylor Hawkins in 2022. Dave Grohl took on the drumming duties for the entire album, which was dedicated to both Hawkins and Grohl’s late mother, Virginia.

Critics praised But Here We Are as a powerful and emotional work. One review hailed it as:

“A beautiful, noisy celebration of brotherhood and a stark, painful exploration of loss. It is messy, gut-wrenching, ambitious and gorgeous, as the remaining members of Foo Fighters push themselves to their limits and beyond. Through it all, ‘But Here We Are’ is an undeniable reminder of the healing, unifying power of music.”

A Glimpse into the Live Performance

For fans eager to relive some Foo Fighters magic, here’s an unforgettable live moment from their classic track “Everlong,” a song that never fails to ignite the soul:

Foo Fighters Live at St James’ Church: A Night to Remember

This Easter, whether you’re a lifelong fan or newly onboard the Foo Fighters train, the Live At St James’ Church stream is a chance to experience the band up close and personal — a rare jewel in their expansive live catalog. The blend of new songs and timeless bangers makes for an unforgettable journey through their musical evolution.

FAQ

• What date and time will the Foo Fighters’ St James’ Church show stream?
  The concert will stream on Easter Monday, April 6, at 9:30 PM BST, 4:30 PM EST, and 1:30 PM PST.
• Where can I watch the Foo Fighters’ ‘Live At St James’ Church’ performance?
  It will air on RTÉ 2 and be available for worldwide streaming on the RTÉ Player.
• What songs were played during the St James’ Church show?
  The setlist included classics like ‘Everlong’, ‘The Pretender’, and new tracks such as ‘Your Favorite Toy’ and ‘Of All People’.
• When is the new Foo Fighters album ‘Your Favorite Toy’ coming out?
  Your Favorite Toy is set to release on April 24.
• Are there any upcoming Foo Fighters live shows after this streaming event?
  Yes, the band has a European stadium tour planned for this summer, including two shows at Liverpool’s Anfield Stadium.

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