Foo Fighters

In December 2002, when the Foo Fighters rocked the Oslo Spektrum, they were basking in the glow of their fourth studio album, "One by One," released just a couple of months earlier, in October. The album marked a significant turning point for the band. After a tough patch—including some lineup changes and the band’s struggles with finding direction—this record saw them returning with a powerful, more polished sound. Tracks like "All My Life" and "Learn to Fly" became staples in their live performances, showcasing the band’s blend of hard rock energy and melodic hooks. Interestingly, the band almost disbanded during the album's recording due to internal tensions, but they managed to pull through, resulting in songs that really drew from their collective experiences. This concert in Oslo, featuring a setlist packed with hits, celebrated that resilience and underscored their reputation as a sensational live act, connecting deeply with fans.

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