Grohl was more specific in 1999 when he told Howard Stern that the song “was more about heroes that are ordinary,” after ...

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Ever since drummer Josh Freese was let go by Foo Fighters back in May (two years after he replaced the late Taylor Hawkins), ...

Launceston, start stretching now – because Foo Fighters have just announced a one-night-only Tasmanian stadium takeover, and ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Hugh McIntyre covers music, with a focus on the global charts. "Asking for a Friend" earns Foo Fighters a lucky thirteenth No. 1 ...

Foo Fighters originated as a solo project for Dave Grohl following the end of his previous band, Nirvana. The band's name is derived from a World War II-era term for unidentified flying objects. The ...

Often working alongside longtime collaborator Gregg Jakobson—who also co-wrote several Beach Boys songs with him—“Forever,” “Slip on Through,” “San Miguel,” “Baby Blue,” and “Celebrate the ...

When Kurt Cobain died of suicide in 1994, it was a defining moment for a generation. But for Dave Grohl, it was a personal tragedy. It meant the end of Nirvana, the band they'd raised to stardom ...

As the son of one of the world’s most influential rock guitar players, it’s understandably taken Wolfgang Van Halen some time ...

Foo Fighters will return to Australia for a one night only event at UTAS Stadium, Launceston, on Saturday 24 January, marking their first Tasmanian show since 2015.

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This year, the group has toured Australia, made its late-night TV debut on Jimmy Kimmel Live! and been nominated as best new group by the Academy of ...