Watch Foo Fighters play rarities with LA Philharmonic Orchestra at Hollywood Bowl

Foo Fighters have performed a set of hits and rarities with the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra – check out footage below. READ MORE: Foo Fighters live in Liverpool: rock club vibes on a stadium scale from our greatest supergroup The band took to the stage at the Hollywood Bowl yesterday (August 22), backed by the full orchestra, as well as members of the Youth Orchestra Los Angeles, with Gustavo Dudamel conducting. The concert was part of a series of shows celebrating Dudamel’s 17-year tenure at the LA Philharmonic, and it saw Foo Fighters play 15 songs, including hits such as ‘All My Life’, ‘The Pretender’, ‘Learn To Fly’ and ‘Best Of You’. The band also dug deep to play a few rarities from their back catalogue, including the first performance of ‘I Should Have Known’ since 2012, as well as ‘Razor’ for the first time since 2006 and ‘Home’ for the first time since 2007. They dedicated ‘Aurora’ to their late drummer Taylor Hawkins and ended the show with ‘Everlong’ as fireworks went off in the Hollywood sky. Watch footage here: Foo Fighters played: ‘Times Like These’ ‘All My Life’ ‘The Pretender’ ‘Walk’ ‘A320’ ‘My Hero’ ‘Learn To Fly’ ‘The Sky Is A Neighborhood’ ‘Run’ ‘I Should ...