On September 6th, the Foo Fighters performed an intimate set at a private event in Anaheim, California. The band performed for an hour at the party hosted by Henry and Susan Samueli, the owners of the Anaheim Ducks. Dubbed “Henry Palooza,” the exclusive event was held at the House of Blues in Anaheim and attended by only 400 guests. The event was strictly invitation-only, making it a rare and special experience for those lucky enough to attend.
Foo Fighter performs a solid set
Dave Grohl and co. delivered a powerhouse performance, packing in a five-song setlist that featured some of their biggest hits. The band kicked off with “Learn to Fly,” a fan favorite that set the tone for the night. They followed it up with the high-energy anthem “The Pretender,” before diving into “No Son of Mine” from their 2021 album Medicine at Midnight.
To switch things up, the Foo Fighters slowed down the tempo with “Big Me,” a nostalgic track from their self-titled debut album. They closed out the night with “Best of You,” a classic Foo Fighters anthem that had the small crowd singing along to every word.
Setlist from the Foo Fighters Private Concert:
- Learn to Fly
- The Pretender
- No Son of Mine
- Big Me
- Best of You
While the Foo Fighters are no strangers to massive arenas and festival stages, their performance at House of Blues Anaheim, offered fans a rare glimpse of the band in a much more intimate setting. Playing for a small crowd of 400, this private concert at the House of Blues was a unique and unforgettable event.
For Foo Fighters fans, this exclusive show was a reminder of the band’s ability to bring their energy and emotion to any stage, big or small. This special performance in Anaheim is sure to be a highlight for those in attendance.
