The UK shows are set to take place across June of 2024, with them visiting London, Manchester, Birmingham, Glasgow and Cardiff along the way.

The band took to Twitter to share a promotional tour video to get the UK fans hyped for the shows to come, with tickets already being on sale.

Everything Or Nothing At All Tour Announced in the UK for 2024!

Presale: Begins on Wednesday, 28 June at 9am BST, ends on Thursday, 29 June at 10pm BST

General Onsale: Friday, 30 June at 9am BST

See all upcoming shows here: https://t.co/00T9ExQAnu pic.twitter.com/Iqo6aVixa6

— Foo Fighters (@foofighters) June 27, 2023

This tour follows their explosive Glastonbury performance which was met with overwhelmingly positive reviews. In a set that the Guardian declared “recaptured their very essence,” frontman Dave Grohl promised to return to the UK, and as highlighted in a tour press release, he is “making good” on this promise. Though Grohl may have humbly travelled to Glastonbury by train, his performance solidified him as the star that he is.

Taking to Twitter once again, the Foo Fighters shared another UK tour-related video with the message “We’re coming back next year for a whole fucking tour so you can come back and see us then.”  

Stay tuned… pic.twitter.com/NX8XDSEqrE — Foo Fighters (@foofighters) June 26, 2023

The Everything or Nothing at All tour will see the band’s longest stretch in the UK since the release of their eleventh studio album in June 2023, But Here We Are. Met with critical aclaim, But Here We Are was their first album release since the death of their longtime drummer, Taylor Hawkins.

The support acts for the tour have already been announced, with the Foo Fighters being joined by Wet Leg, Hot Milk, Courtney Barnett, Honeyblood and Shame.

Full tour details were shared on the band’s Twitter, and can also be found below:

Everything Or Nothing At All Tour:

13 June 2024
Emirates Old Trafford
Manchester, UK
With Wet Leg and Loose Articleshttps://t.co/NFF8pXvEkF

17 June 2024
Hampden Park
Glasgow, UK
With Courtney Barnett and Honeybloodhttps://t.co/JBmIBv0vd4

20 June 2024
London Stadium
London,… pic.twitter.com/qyWYyu3c3U

— Foo Fighters (@foofighters) June 27, 2023

Purchase tickets for the 2024 UK Everything or Nothing at All tour here.

13/06/2024 – Emirates Old Trafford Stadium – Manchester
17/06/2024 – Hampden Stadium – Glasgow
20/06/2024 – London Stadium – London
22/06/2024 – London Stadium – London
25/06/2024 – Principality Stadium – Cardiff
27/06/2024 – Villa Park Stadium – Birmingham

Stream But Here We Are here:

heavy music has a place at pride n pride itself is more important than ever.
this year we’re sayin fuk it n we’re helpin bring the first ever brighton pride rock show to life
aug 4,, tickets available now at https://t.co/UXPjAvNvXM,,
JOIN US FOR AN INTIMATE HEADLINE SHOW pic.twitter.com/nm0Mrpc67w

— HOT F’KIN MILK (@hotmilkhotmilk) June 28, 2023

Things have been going well for Hot Milk. After announcing their debut album would be dropping in August back in March, the band have been steadily gathering up support-Pat Smear and Josh Franceschi of Foo Fighters and You Me At Six fame respectively are among the admirers-and building a solid fanbase especially here in the UK.

After featuring at this summer’s Download Festival, Hot Milk are now ready to start taking command of stages everywhere. And what better place to start than at the Brighton Pride Rock Festival. Brighton has long been the city of choice for UK Pride festival seekers and now, the city want to further embrace their drive for diversity by showcasing bands that fall on the harder side of rock music with the Pride festival being the first of its kind ever in the south coast city.

Hot Milk will be joined by supporting acts, InMe and Stone Angels. In many ways, Hot Milk are the perfect act to kick off the festival, formed in Manchester by then boyfriend and girlfriend Hannah Mee and Jim Shaw, the pair sat down to write a sonf about a friend who passed away. Hot Milk soon went from playing in a small apartment to touring with The Foo Fighters and playing Reading and Leeds festivals.

With the band being notable for their socio-political lyrics, Hot Milk don’t shy away from the big issues such as LBGT rights and gun violence. But besides being outspoken for what they believe in, the band are all inclusive, welcoming any and all to discover their music and come to their shows. Within only a few weeks of the Brighton Pride Rock Festival, Hot Milk’s debut album, A Call to the Void will release on 25 August. To say the album is hotly anticipated would be an understatement as fans have been champing at the bit to hear a full length from one of the scene’s most promising bands.

our debut album,, finally comin 25 august. AND READY TO PRE-ORDER RN,, https://t.co/RnbmKMRe25 L’appel du vide. pic.twitter.com/tCyyDcX83A — HOT F’KIN MILK (@hotmilkhotmilk) March 30, 2023

Speaking about the opportunity to headline a festival such as Pride in Brighton, Mee said, “heavy music has a place at Pride, and Pride itself is more important than ever….All welcome and it’s fucking sick that even music diversity is finding a place at Pride.” Following the Pride show, Hot Milk will embark on a six date tour in November and have a stadium tour booked for next summer with The Foo Fighters. Tickets go on sale 30 June and all dates can found here.

Hot Milk Tour:

04/08/2023 – Patterns – Brighton
24/08 – Reading Festival – Reading
18/11 – Warehouse – Glasgow
19/11 – Rescue Rooms – Nottingham
21/11 – Trinity Centre – Bristol
22/11 – O2 Forum Kentish Town – London
24/11 – O2 Institute2 – Birmingham
25/11 – Manchester Academy – Manchester
22/06/2024 – London Stadium – London
27/06 – Villa Park – Birmingham