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Almost two decades ago, the Foo Fighters underwent a mild lineup change when Dave Grohl and company fired their guitarist, Franz Stahl, who says he still hasn't found closure since parting ways with the band in 1999. -
Curtains Collapse on Dave Grohl During Foo Fighters Gig in Amsterdam [WATCH]
Dave Grohl and company do their best to make each Foo Fighters gig a unique one but during their Amsterdam performance and in the midst of Grohl's rock and roll shrieks, fate slowly slipped out of the group's hands during a stage glitch. As the opening notes of fan-favorite "Everlong" roll out, the stage's curtain unexpectedly fell, completely engrossing Grohl in the darkness underneath. -
Foo Fighters Cover Queen, Sex Pistols and More During Rockin 1000 Show [WATCH]
Foo Fighters held true to their promise and performed a show in Cesena, Italy last night in response to an organization named Rockin 1000's successful attempt to lure the band to play a show in their distant suburb by filming 1,000 of its citizens and fans simultaneously performing the band's classic song "Learn To Fly." During the show, Dave Grohl invited the viral video's organizers onstage. -
Foo Fighters Mysterious Website Count Down: 'Sonic Highways 2' or Grohl's Cast Removal?
Just a few days ago, the Foo Fighters took to their official page to stump fans around the world with a mysterious, unexplained clock, counting down to a seemingly important date of Nov. 23. Fans have been racking their brains trying to figure out what the countdown could possibly lead to--Dave Grohl's cast removal or 'Sonic Highways' 2 perhaps? Now, in addition to showcasing the band's logo inside a crest, the group added new clues. -
Why Does the Foo Fighters Website Have a Countdown Clock? New Sonic Highways Season, Most Say
Foo Fighters seem to usually end up being the topic of conversation, always making "something from nothing" (get it?), but today (Oct. 29), the band launched a mysterious countdown clock on their website that will strike 00:00:00:00 at midnight on Nov. 23. Some speculate the band will release a second season of their 2014 HBO mini docu-series Sonic Highways, which earned them two Emmy awards. -
Foo Fighters Keep Promise to 1000 'Learn to Fly' Video Musicians, Set Cesena, Italy Date
After being asked to visit Italy in a video where 1,000 Italian fans gathered together to play the Foo Fighters classic track "Learn to Fly" simultaneously, Dave Grohl and company finally decided to trek over to Cesena, Italy next month to keep their promise to those who participated in the viral video. A tour date for a performance in Cesena is set. -
Foo Fighters Cover Queen's 'Tie Your Mother Down' With Ratt Drummer Bobby Blotzer [WATCH]
The world's favorite alternative rock outfit, none other than the Foo Fighters, have covered yet another track in epic proportion. Not only did they recruit Ratt drummer Bobby Blotzer for their cover of Queen's classic "Tie Your Mother Down," but the band's own drummer Taylor Hawkins subbed in for Dave Grohl on vocals. -
Dave Grohl Announces 5 New Foo Fighters Songs Recorded in Texas [WATCH]
For the Foo Fighter's 2014 studio album and complementary, emmy-award winning HBO series, 'Sonic Highways,' the group traveled across the country, recording fresh tracks in a total of eight cities. Friday night during their Austin City Limits Festival set, front man Dave Grohl announced that the Lone Star State's capitol of Austin treated them so well the first time around, they came back to record a total of five new songs. -
Dave Grohl Brings 9th Grade 'Battle Of The Bands' Foe Onstage At Foo Fighters Concert [WATCH]
Dave Grohl apparently has a hard time letting a high school rivalry go. At a recent Foo Fighters concert in Memphis the rocker brought an old high school foe who bested him in a 9th Grade "Battle of the Bands" competition and showed him what he's made of now, 32 years later. -
Dave Grohl Dedicates "Big Me" to Girl With Broken Leg, Performs With Gary Clark Jr.
Dave Grohl continues his quest to be the nicest rock 'n' roll star by dedicating the song, "Big Me," to a little girl, who, like the Foo Fighters' frontman, also broke her leg. The band also played the Sonic Highways' track "What Did I Do?/Go As My Witness" with guitar virtuoso, Gary Clark Jr. -
Foo Fighters Emmys 2015 Performance Scrapped, Dave Grohl Says
Foo Fighters started off on the right foot with the Emmys. At the Creative Arts portion of the award show last weekend, the band took home two awards for its HBO documentary Sonic Highways. However, it wasn't supposed to end there with the Foo Fighters and the Emmys. According to Dave Grohl, the "Something from Nothing" band was supposed to perform during Sunday night's ceremony in Los Angeles, hosted by Andy Samberg, but their performance got booted. -
Foo Fighters Take Home Two Emmy Awards for HBO Documentary Series 'Sonic Highways'
After being nominated for a total of four Emmy Awards, the widely-praised Foo Fighters HBO documentary series, "Sonic Highways," took home two awards during last night's Creative Arts ceremony at the 67th Emmy Awards.
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