Foo Fighters Make a Comeback

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The Foo Fighters have returned to the music scene with their first new music in two years, covering Minor Threat’s “I Don’t Wanna Hear It”. After being out of the spotlight since last August, due to Dave Grohl’s public announcement of an affair and subsequent child, the band has been gearing up for a comeback. They have announced an upcoming performance at F1’s Singapore Grand Prix in October, as well as three additional shows in Jakarta, Indonesia, Tokyo, and Japan.

Despite releasing drummer Josh Freese, the band has not yet revealed who will be his replacement. However, with the release of new music and the sharing of older song videos on YouTube, it is evident that the Foo Fighters are poised for a major return in 2025.

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