The Foo Fighters will play Richmond 9/17, and you probably can’t go

by | Sep 3, 2014 | ART

In a still-unannounced show, The Foo Fighters will play the National on Sept 17th. The only way you can go, though, is if you participated in the crowdhoster online fundraiser.


In a still-unannounced show, The Foo Fighters will play the National on Sept 17th. The only way you can go, though, is if you participated in the crowdhoster online fundraiser.

Notice was sent out today to those who helped raise the $70K, so check your email and follow the steps inside.

That’s right, no further tickets will be sold – the show isn’t even on the National’s website because the event is billed as a private booking.

So congrats to those who helped bring the Foo Fighters to Richmond!

And to those who figured they’d just grab tickets once the show was confirmed, since SURELY they’d be selling more of them, well, all we have for you is this….

Brad Kutner

Brad Kutner




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