Foo Fighters Play As The Holy Shits In London
Foo Fighters, Dave Grohl, Photo By Ros O'Gorman

Foo Fighters, Dave Grohl, Photo By Ros O'Gorman

Foo Fighters Play As The Holy Shits In London

by Paul Cashmere on September 13, 2014

in Live,News

Foo Fighters were performing in London under the alias The Holy Shits this week.

The Friday night show at the 450-capacity Islington Assembly Hall gave fans a chance to hear 21 songs from their 20 year career but strangely nothing from the upcoming Foo Fighters album ‘Sonic Highways’.

‘Sonic Highways’, the eighth Foo Fighters album, will be released in November and coincide with the HBO series of the same name documenting the making of the record.

Foo Fighters, aka The Holy Shits, also performed this week at the 850 capacity House of vans under Waterloo Station in London and the 600 capacity Concorde 2 in Brighton.

The Holy Shits Islington Assembly Hall London setlist

Aurora (from There Is Nothing Left To Lose, 1999)
All My Life (from One By One, 2002)
I’ll Stick Around (from Foo Fighters, 1995)
Rope (from Wasting Light, 2011)
Up In Arms (from The Colour and The Shape, 1997)
Big Me (from Foo Fighters, 1995)
White Limo (from Wasting Light, 2011)
Arlandria (from Wasting Light, 2011)
My Hero (from The Colour and The Shape, 1997)
Cold Day in the Sun (from In Your Honor, 2005)
Generator (from There Is Nothing Left To Lose, 1999)
Walk (from Wasting Light, 2011)
These Days (from Wasting Light, 2011)
The Pretender (from Echoes, Silecne, Patience & Grace, 2007)
Learn to Fly (from There Is Nothing Left To Lose, 1999)
Breakout (from There Is Nothing Left To Lose, 1999)
Skin and Bones (from Skin and Bones, 2006)
Monkey Wrench (from The Colour and The Shape, 1997)
Hey, Johnny Park! (from The Colour and the Shape, 1997)
Everlong (from The Colour and The Shape, 1997)

Times Like These (from One By One, 2002)
Best of You (from In Your Honor, 2005)

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