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AUSTIN CITY LIMITS: Foo Fighters

Foo Fighters perform classics and new songs from their latest record and documentary series "Sonic Highways."
Courtesy of KLRU-TV/AUSTIN CITY LIMITS. Photo by Scott Newton
Foo Fighters perform classics and new songs from their latest record and documentary series "Sonic Highways."

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Explore the best original music — including contemporary and traditional rock, blues, country, folk, soul and worldbeat — in uninterrupted full concerts recorded live in Austin, Texas.

On this episode, superstar rockers Foo Fighters return to the ACL stage. The band, with special guests, features songs from the best-selling "Sonic Highways." Their set list includes "Young Man Blues," "Skin and Bones," "My Hero," "But Honestly," "Everlong," "Monkeywrench," "All My Life," "Aurora" and "The Pretender."

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Rock & Roll Hall of Fame icons Foo Fighters return to rock Austin City Limits in an epic hour with a full-tilt performance featuring classics and highlights from their acclaimed recent album "But Here We Are."

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Foo Fighters perform classics and new songs from their latest record and documentary series "Sonic Highways."
Courtesy of KLRU-TV/AUSTIN CITY LIMITS. Photo by Scott Newton
Foo Fighters perform classics and new songs from their latest record and documentary series "Sonic Highways."

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