It looks as if Foo Fighters fans are in for quite the treat come Sunday night at the Scottrade Center.

A recent concert review from the Seattle Times laid out the concert as a must-see.

“After 13 years, Foo Fighters have found their place in the sun. It’s their time to shine. Dave Grohl and company have reached the pinnacle of arena-rock success, and they’re reveling in it.

“Their packed, powerful show was a full-on, state-of-the-art, pull-out-all-the-stops, rock ‘n’ roll summertime party, with all the lights, video screens, screaming fans, and the whole nine.”

That whole nine would include catwalks, a satellite stage, and audience sing-alongs.

Tickets for the 7 p.m Sunday show at Scottrade with Supergrass and Year Long Disaster are $22.50-$42.50, available through Ticketmaster.

Here’s a Foo Fighters set list (not from the Seattle show).

“Let It Die”

“Pretender”

“Times Like These”

“Breakout”

“Learn to Fly”

“Cheer Up Boys, Your Makeup’s Running”

“This is a Call”

“The One”

“Stacked Actors” (featuring drum solo from Taylor Hawkins)

Acoustic set on smaller stage-in-the-round

“Skin & Bones”

“Marigold”

“My Hero”

“Cold Day in the Sun” (featuring Hawkins on drums/vocals)

“But, Honestly”

“Everlong”

End Acoustic Set

“Monkey Wrench”

“All My Life”

Encore

“Big Me” (featuring Jessy Green)

“Long Road to Ruin”

“Best of You”

Photo: Foo Fighters’ Dave Grohl at the VH1 Rock Honors the Who on July 12 in Los Angeles.