In August 2000, at the peak of the There Is Nothing Left to Lose Tour, Foo Fighters—led by Dave Grohl and riding their third album, where post-grunge gained a more melodic, radio-friendly sound with hits like "Learn to Fly"—delivered an explosive set at Bizarre Festival in Cologne, a German event born in 1987 as a platform for alternative rock and punk on the grounds of the former Butzweilerhof airport. The 90-minute performance, captured in high quality, embodied the European leg's climax, where "Everlong" resonated through the crowd, fusing with festival euphoria under summer skies. As a rare artifact of their shift from underground origins to stadium command, this show underscored Foo Fighters' role as rock 'n' roll guardians, turning the airport into a coliseum of collective catharsis.