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Foo Fighters have dropped their twelfth studio album 'Your Favorite Toy'
New drummer Ilan Rubin makes his recorded debut with the band.
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"How I Miss You" is a track by Foo Fighters, from the album 00959525, released 4th September 1995. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 17 articles about Foo Fighters.
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READ MORE ABOUT FOO FIGHTERSREAD MORE ABOUT FOO FIGHTERSREAD MORE ABOUT FOO FIGHTERSREAD MORE ABOUT FOO FIGHTERSREAD MORE ABOUT FOO FIGHTERSREAD MORE ABOUT FOO FIGHTERSNew drummer Ilan Rubin makes his recorded debut with the band.
Dave Grohl has explained the chance encounter that inspired the new track.
Their new full-length 'Your Favorite Toy' features new drummer Ilan Rubin on his first LP for the band.
The Dingle gig featured 'A320' live for the first time in 25 years.
The album drops in April via Roswell/Columbia Records.
Tickets go on sale 14th November with six-ticket limit per customer.
The event will take place in June and July.
Paramore, 070 Shake, Lil Nas X and more are also on the bill.
The lineup for Boston Calling 2023 also features Queens Of The Stone Age, Alanis Morissette, Bleachers, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, The National, The Flaming Lips, Niall Horan, Maren Morris and more.
Foo Fighters have bid farewell to 2022 with a heartfelt New Year's Eve message.
The session was part of a nine-song set from Grohl and Kurstin with a slew of special guests.
Recording in front of a live audience in Los Angeles, the rendition has been described as a ‘Hanukkah-ized’ version of the classic track.
The album will be released on CD, vinyl and digitally on 28th October.
Hawkins, who passed away on 25th March, will be celebrated at "all-star rock and roll shows" at London' Wembley Stadium on 3rd September, and The Kia Forum in Los Angeles on 27th September.
Olivia Rodrigo and Silk Sonic both win big.
A statement from the band reveals the Hawkins passed away while on tour in South America.
The self-titled EP of thrash metal features eight tracks, and hooks into the plot of the band's recent film, which debuted last month.
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