In September 2017, amid the Concrete and Gold Tour supporting the album where Foo Fighters experimented with orchestral elements and guest vocals, the California band played a secret gig at Cheese and Grain—a former cheese warehouse in Frome, Somerset, converted in 2010 into a 650-capacity club and local indie bastion. Their 2-hour set, with Pat Smear's guitar riffs and Taylor Hawkins' drum power, embodied tour climax, fusing stadium anthems like "Everlong" with improvisational jams to spark euphoria among radio contest winners. As part of the promo campaign, this show highlighted their veteran status, turning a provincial club into an intimate portal of their saga.