Foo Fighters will make their highly anticipated return to the stage at the 2024 Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix, joining a star-studded weekend lineup that includes K-pop icon G-Dragon and music legend Sir Elton John.
Set to perform at the Marina Bay Street Circuit on 4 October, this will be Foo Fighters’ first live show since August 2024, and their first major public appearance following frontman Dave Grohl’s recent personal revelations.
Foo Fighters Confirm Comeback Gig in Singapore
Sharing the announcement on Instagram, Foo Fighters posted a teaser image of the concert poster with the simple caption:
“Singapore, see you soon!”
Fans around the world erupted in excitement as the band confirmed they’d be taking the stage during one of Asia’s most spectacular racing and music weekends.
Singapore GP 2024 Lineup: Elton John, G-Dragon, Smashing Pumpkins & More
The 2024 Singapore F1 Grand Prix promises more than just world-class racing. This year’s concert series lineup is among the most diverse and star-packed in its history:
- Foo Fighters (Oct 4)
- Elton John
- G-Dragon
- The Smashing Pumpkins
- Alan Walker
- Crowded House
- CL
- BABYMETAL
- Tom Grennan
With a blend of rock, pop, K-pop, EDM, and alternative, the Marina Bay Street Circuit will transform into a full-scale festival over the race weekend.
Dave Grohl Addresses Personal Life Ahead of Tour Return
Ahead of their Singapore performance, Dave Grohl, 56, made headlines in September 2024 by publicly admitting to fathering a child outside of his marriage to wife Jordyn Blum, 48.
The Foo Fighters frontman, who shares three daughters (Violet, Harper, and Ophelia) with Blum, posted on Instagram:
“I’ve recently become the father of a new baby daughter, born outside of my marriage… I love my wife and my children, and I’m doing everything I can to regain their trust and earn their forgiveness.”
Grohl did not disclose the identity of the child’s mother but asked the public for privacy and respect as the family “moves forward together.”
Despite the personal turbulence, fans are welcoming the band’s return, with ticket sales for Singapore’s Grand Prix weekend expected to surge.
