In November 1995, Foo Fighters, Dave Grohl's band and ex-Nirvana drummer, delivered one of their early gigs at Brixton Academy, London's 4,900-capacity venue opened in 1929 as a cinema and a bastion of British rock. The 90-minute set, brimming with raw riffs and Grohl's emotive delivery, captured the group's nascent drive, where "This Is a Call" resonated through the crowd. As a rare artifact of their underground breakthrough, this show highlighted the shift from grunge to post-grunge, infusing the club with festival scale.