- A little over a year after Foo Fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins passed away, they are just days away from announcing who will be the new member of the group
Just over a year after Taylor Hawkins, the drummer for Foo Fighters, lost his life, halfway through a world tour, the classic 90s rock band has announced that, in just a few days, they will announce the name of their new member, however, an American media suggests that it is the musician Josh Freese, famous for having belonged to some of the most important groups in the alternative world, such as Nine Inch Nails and Guns N’Roses.
After 14 months of the death of the drummer, the band has returned with a new album and with news for all their fans, because through their social networks they have reported that, in addition to releasing “Under you”, the second song that emerges from “But here we are”, the studio album that they will release, including all its tracks, on July 2, they are a few days away from announcing the name of the musician who will join the band and replace Hawkins.
Said announcement will take place this Sunday, May 21, through a virtual concert that it will offer, entitled “Foo Fighters: Preparing Music for Concerts”, which they offer -according to reports- so that their fans around the world have the opportunity to enjoy the same concert, without the need to travel far from their region and where they will also perform their new songs like never before.
Josh Fresse is a 50-year-old musician who, over the years, has been a member of different renowned and prestigious bands in the world of rock.