Download brought their greatest hits to Leeds Festival tonight (August 24) as they headlined the Main Stage.
The band, who last topped the bill at the festival in 2005, played a mammoth two-and-a-half-hour set in front of a huge crowd, which saw Queen drummer Roger Taylor’s son Rufus make a surprise appearance onstage for a cover of Queen classic ‘Tie Your Mother Down’. Scroll down below to watch footage.
Arriving onstage, frontman Dave Grohl shouted to the crowd: "Are you ready? Are you ready? We’re going to have some fun tonight. It’s going to be a long fucking night." The band then kicked off with ‘White Limo’ before racing through ‘Rope’, ‘The Pretender’ and ‘My Hero’. NME
Introducing, ‘Cold Day In The Sun’ Grohl said: “Ladies and gentlemen I've fucking seen you, I've met you before. Some of you I've never met. How many haven't ever seen a Foo Fighters show?” He was then greeted with huge cheers before adding: “What the fuck? Not one show? Actually that's OK because we've got pretty good over the years and you’ve picked a great night.”
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