Foozer was the title given to the Fall 2005 co-headlining concert tour of Foo Fighters and Weezer . Various openers for the bands included Mae, Kaiser Chiefs and Hot Hot Heat. The Foozer tour was awarded "Most Creative Tour Package" at The 17th Annual Concert Industry Awards .
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