As Arcade Fire did last October, appearing incognito under the name 'The Reflektors', now it was the turn of the Foo Fighters, who also signed up for the incognito mini-concerts by calling themselves 'The Holy Shits' (The Sacred Shits). The band led by Dave Grohl performed in recent days with a series of concerts in small-capacity venues around the UK, promoting themselves as an English band that performs covers of Foo Fighters.
The foo Fighters They went to the UK last week because they participated in the closing ceremony of the 'Invictus Games', a sporting event for the disabled. The American group published on its Twitter account a few days ago: "It would be a piece of cake to come to the UK to just offer a concert." Grohl and his henchmen scheduled three secret shows such as The Holy Shits: the first two took place on September 10 and 11, and the last, which secretly had little, was on the night of Friday the 12th at the House of Vans room in London. .
One of the surprise concerts took place in an abandoned underground train station, near Waterloo station in London (England), last Thursday the 11th, in which six hundred people had the opportunity to enjoy the twenty-one songs they performed, touring their greatest hits and including a couple of songs that rarely play live: 'Weenie Beenie' and 'For All The Cows'.