Throughout an unique Veeps livestream Making ready Music for Live shows, Foo Fighters revealed their new drummer, buddy and session musician Josh Freese.
The information comes forward of the band’s large tour which is about to kick off Could 24 in New Hampshire and would be the first with out Taylor Hawkins, who died final March.
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Since his tragic dying, the band has remained tight-lipped about who could be recruited because the band’s new drummer. The band riffed on the secrecy surrounding the identification of the brand new drummer at first of the stay stream whereas they have been prepping within the rehearsal room. Three well-known rock drummers — Purple Sizzling Chili Peppers Chad Smith, Motley Crue’s Tommy Lee, and Instrument’s Danny Carey — all knocked on the door with witty strains like “Hey I acquired the PF Changs!” or “I groomed your poodles for you,” to which the band replied to with model of “We’ll be proper there!”
However when a voice off-camera exclaims “Um… excuse me?…Can we play a track or one thing?!” Freese is revealed to be behind the drum package. It was the proper segue into the band taking part in new songs from their forthcoming album However Right here We Are (due June 2).
Foo Fighters: Making ready Music for Live shows is streaming solely through Stay Nation’s Veeps platform and options “rock & roll (together with debut performances of songs from ‘However Right here We Are’), unique behind the scenes footage, and some surprises.”
“Reveals like this don’t occur every single day. To take this second to collect followers worldwide, to offer folks a chance to share within the expertise regardless of the place they’re, is a present. Having a spot to make these moments accessible is why we constructed Veeps and we’re honored to be trusted with delivering this unimaginable present for Foo Fighters and all of their followers,” stated Joel Madden, CEO and Founder, Veeps.
The present is obtainable on-demand by way of Could 24.
