It's hard to believe that it's been over 18 months since Foo Fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins died, and 2023 has been quite a year for the band.
They released new album But Here We Are this spring, then proceeded to spend the summer headlining pretty much every major festival — including Bonnaroo, where they performed "My Hero" with Paramore's Hayley Williams, a surprise Glasto set and Outside Lands, nodding to new drummer John Freese with a cover of the Michael Bublé song that he was a session musician on.
September hasn't even hit the dust yet, but it seems that the Foos are already thinking ahead to next year. Today, the band posted a cryptic teaser across their social media channels that seems to indicate that they've got big plans for 2024.
"2024: Everything or Nothing at All," they captioned the brief compass visualizer, set to the But Here We Are Now track "Nothing at All." They added a #FF24 hashtag to hammer their point home.
They released new album But Here We Are this spring, then proceeded to spend the summer headlining pretty much every major festival — including Bonnaroo, where they performed "My Hero" with Paramore's Hayley Williams, a surprise Glasto set and Outside Lands, nodding to new drummer John Freese with a cover of the Michael Bublé song that he was a session musician on.
September hasn't even hit the dust yet, but it seems that the Foos are already thinking ahead to next year. Today, the band posted a cryptic teaser across their social media channels that seems to indicate that they've got big plans for 2024.
"2024: Everything or Nothing at All," they captioned the brief compass visualizer, set to the But Here We Are Now track "Nothing at All." They added a #FF24 hashtag to hammer their point home.
The most obvious guess would be a tour, because compass! Get it? Plus, the Foos have already announced a few dates for 2024 under the Everything or Nothing at All banner, kicking off the year with a run of New Zealand shows in January. They're also already due to perform in the UK next summer and have a few more concerts in the US and Australia this year.
Of course, in times like these, only time will tell.
