Foo Fighters Deliver Unforgettable Set, 4 Non Blondes Thrill With ‘What’s Up’ on Day 1 of Corona Capital

Foo Fighters Deliver Unforgettable Set, 4 Non Blondes Thrill With ‘What’s Up’ on Day 1 of Corona Capital

Day 1 of Corona Capital erupted with pure electricity as festivalgoers were treated to a historic night of rock brilliance, emotional sing-alongs, and powerhouse performances. Headlined by the legendary Foo Fighters and highlighted by a surprise, soul-shaking appearance from 4 Non Blondes, the opening day set a gold standard for what may go down as one of the festival’s most iconic weekends.

From the moment gates opened in Mexico City, fans could sense something special in the air. The energy was fueled by a stacked lineup, perfect weather, and an eager crowd of tens of thousands ready to celebrate music in all its forms. But nothing prepared them for the level of passion, nostalgia, and sheer intensity that unfolded once the headliners took the stage.

Foo Fighters Ignite the Night With a Monster Set

As the sun dipped behind the horizon and lights illuminated the festival grounds, Foo Fighters stormed the stage with the ferocity of a band still hungry to prove they’re the kings of modern rock. Frontman Dave Grohl, as charismatic and tireless as ever, wasted no time launching into the explosive opener “All My Life,” instantly sending the crowd into a frenzy.

For nearly two hours, the Foo Fighters delivered a career-spanning set packed with hits, deep cuts, and emotional moments. “The Pretender,” “Best of You,” and “My Hero” resonated across the venue as tens of thousands of voices merged into one. Grohl’s trademark banter—equal parts hilarious and heartfelt—added a personal touch to the performance, making the massive crowd feel like an intimate gathering of friends.

One of the most moving moments came midway through the show, when the band performed “Everlong.” With Grohl silhouetted against soft blue lighting and the crowd’s lights glowing like stars, the moment became a spiritual experience shared between performer and audience. It’s moments like these that remind everyone why Foo Fighters remain one of the world’s most beloved live acts.

4 Non Blondes Shock the Festival With the Ultimate Sing-Along

While the Foo Fighters dominated the night, 4 Non Blondes delivered one of the festival’s most unexpected and emotionally charged performances. Reuniting for a rare appearance, the band walked onto the Corona Capital stage to a roar that shook the grounds. But it was their timeless anthem “What’s Up” that transformed their set into an unforgettable moment.

As the opening chords rang out, the crowd erupted. Tens of thousands belted the lyrics with overwhelming enthusiasm—so loud, in fact, that lead singer Linda Perry paused mid-song to absorb the moment. Perry’s powerhouse vocals, combined with the massive crowd chorus, created a wave of nostalgia that left many fans teary-eyed.

The band’s short but impactful set reminded the world why “What’s Up” remains one of the most enduring songs of the ’90s, a universal anthem of frustration, hope, and emotional release.

A Festival Experience Elevated

Beyond the headliners, Day 1 featured a dynamic mix of artists across multiple stages, blending indie rock, pop, alt-music, and emerging global talents. The seamless festival production, interactive installations, and vibrant atmosphere added to the magic of the night. Food stalls buzzed, fans danced between sets, and the entire venue pulsed with the unified spirit that makes Corona Capital a global destination for music lovers.

Fans Call It One of the Best Opening Days in Festival History

By the time the final notes echoed through the night, social media was ablaze with reactions. Many fans claimed the Foo Fighters’ performance was one of the best in the festival’s history, while others celebrated the emotional power of 4 Non Blondes’ surprise set. Videos of the crowd singing “What’s Up” quickly went viral, capturing the essence of what made the night so extraordinary.

A Perfect Start to an Unforgettable Weekend

If Day 1 is any indication, Corona Capital 2025 (or yes, even 2026) is shaping up to be a landmark edition. With a flawless opening night filled with legendary performances, long-awaited reunions, and unforgettable crowd moments, the festival has already cemented its place in fans’ memories.

The stage is set, the tone is established, and anticipation for Days 2 and 3 has never been higher. Corona Capital has kicked off in spectacular fashion—one night down, and an entire weekend of music magic still to go.