Watch Foo Fighters continue to perform “Everlong” after plug gets pulled at festival
Foo Fighters headlined BottleRock Festival in Napa Valley last night, and during their performance of “Everlong,” organizers pulled the plug on the band—but they stuck around to finish their final song with the help of their fans.
Check out the footage from the performance below!
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According to Billboard, the festival has a strict 10 p.m. curfew, meaning that although they had a two-hour headlining slot, the promoters “promptly shut down the speakers and video screens,” according to the San Francisco Chronicle. They also report that the Cure was unplugged in 2014 because of the curfew.
Although their set got cut short, the crowd seemed to have had an amazing time. Check out the video footage (filmed by Steve Zanco) from their “Everlong” performance below!
Back in February, the band surprised fans attending a secret show in England—also their first show in over a year—revealing that they'll be headlining Glastonbury Festival this summer, while also debuting two new songs “Keep Your Pretty Promise to Yourself” and “Run With Me.”
Foo Fighters last album was 2014's Sonic Highways.
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