In February 2014, ahead of Super Bowl XLVIII, Foo Fighters—the California rock band whose album Sonic Highways (2014) with its documentary recording approach in various cities reflected global scope—delivered an exclusive concert at Bud Light Hotel Amphitheatre, a temporary venue on the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum in New York, set up as part of Super Bowl events for 5,000 attendees. Their 90-minute set, with Pat Smear's guitar riffs and Taylor Hawkins' drum power, embodied tour climax, fusing stadium anthems like "Learn to Fly" with improvisational jams to spark euphoria under Manhattan's night sky. As part of the promo campaign, this show highlighted their veteran status, turning the museum ship into a collective triumph arena.