In February 2019, on the eve of Super Bowl LIII, Foo Fighters—the California rock band whose album Concrete and Gold (2017) reclaimed post-grunge roots with Queen and Led Zeppelin-inspired experiments—headlined DIRECTV Super Saturday Night, an annual pre-Super Bowl show launched in 2006 as a charity event with star-studded lineups, contrasting pop spectacles like Cardi B at State Farm Arena. The 90-minute set, recorded in a custom-built 72,000-square-foot tent at Atlanta's Atlantic Station before 8,500 fans, embodied tour climax, where Pat Smear's riffs merged with Taylor Hawkins' drum power, amplified by guests like Rage Against the Machine's Tom Morello on "War Pigs" and Zac Brown on a Black Sabbath cover for emotional catharsis. Streamed on Twitter, this show highlighted their veteran status, turning a corporate gig into a festival triumph.