Foo Fighters Join Gustavo Dudamel at Hollywood Bowl

The rarities were the real draw. "I Should Have Known," from 2011's "Wasting Light," returned to a Foo Fighters set list for the first time since 2012, per one outlet's reporting. "Razor," from 2005's "In Your Honor," had not been played live since 2006. "Home," from 2007's "Echoes, Silence, Patience & Grace," was identified as among the night's rarest selections — one outlet reported it as only the song's ninth performance ever, while another described it as the tune's first outing since 2007; both accounts agree it is among the least-played numbers in the band's catalog. "Aurora," from 1999's "There Is Nothing Left to Lose," was reportedly dedicated to late Foo Fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins, who died in 2022.

The pairing of Grohl and Dudamel was not a first — the two previously collaborated at Coachella 2025, when Dudamel and an orchestral ensemble backed the band on "The Sky Is a Neighborhood" and "Everlong," both of which also appeared in Saturday's set.

No word yet on whether Saturday's arrangements will be released commercially or whether Foo Fighters and Dudamel plan further collaborations once he relocates to New York.