Cancellations include the Aug. 13, 2022, date at T-Mobile Park.
SEATTLE — The Foo Fighters announced Tuesday they have canceled all of their upcoming tour dates.
In a statement released to Twitter, the band said they were confirmed the cancellation of all upcoming tour dates after the loss of drummer Taylor Hawkins on March 25. The statement added the members of the band are sorry and share in the disappointment that fans may have. They asked for time to grieve, heal and pull their loved ones close and appreciate all the music and memories they have made with their fans.
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