Two years after the death of the Foo Fighters' Taylor Hawkins, friends, family, and fans are celebrating the drummer's life and legacy.
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Artist "A true music legend and drumming hero," posted popular UK venue host Gigs and Tours on X (formerly Twitter). Leading music publication Revolver similarly posted, "2 years gone. Never forgotten. #TaylorHawkins #RIP" with a photo of Hawkins. Another X user echoed these sentiments, writing "March 25, 2024.
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Two years without taylor hawkins [sic.]" and attaching a video edit of the deceased rockstar set to a heartfelt song, "Rescue" by Lauren Daigle. The post includes edited clips of Hawkins alongside friends, including a touching moment of Foos frontman Dave Grohl declaring, "No, like, I really love you," before Hawkins cuts in saying, "Me!" The duo go back and forth, playfully fighting over who has more affection for the other.
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died while on tour with the band in Colombia, just hours before they were set to take the stage at the Estéreo Picnic Festival. He had complained of chest pains at the time, and an emergency medical team was dispatched to his hotel room. He was found unresponsive. After attempts to resuscitate the drummer failed, he died March 25, 2022 in Bogotà. He was 50 years old.
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