Foo Fighters release Mark Ronson’s version of ‘Making A Fire’

Veruca Salt’s Louise Post has spoken about the origins of Foo Fighters‘ ‘Everlong’, the track Dave Grohl wrote about the pair’s relationship.The classic single appears on the Foos’ second studio album ‘The Colour And The Shape’, which was released back in 1997.While Grohl was working on new material for the record at the end of ’96, he was dating Post after separating from his first wife Jennifer Youngblood – who he subsequently divorced the following year.Grohl’s romance with the Veruca Salt

Mark Ronson and Grace Gummer have made their official red carpet appearance as a couple!

Dave Grohl and Foo Fighters are unleashing their inner disco kings with their new cover of “You Should Be Dancing,” the Bee Gees’ hit from the “Saturday Night Fever” soundtrack, adding some Foo-style edge to the toe-tapping tune.

Dave Grohl took Pharrell Williams by surprise when the Foo Fighters frontman shared an unexpected revelation about the biggest hit from his earlier band, Nirvana.

The eighth episode of The FADER Uncovered, a new podcast series in which host Mark Ronson talks with the world’s most impactful musicians, is coming on Monday, June 28. This week Mark is joined by the genre-spanning superstar Santigold.

Mark Ronson‘s forthcoming Apple TV+ series Watch the Sound ahead of its arrival next month.The series, announced back in April, will examine sound creation and the technology that has shaped music, with Ronson uncovering the lengths producers and artists go to in order to find the perfect sound.“I’ve always been obsessed with how things sound.

Get inside the sounds that get stuck inside your head. Oscar and GRAMMY Award-winning super producer and artist Mark Ronson has a new show coming on Apple TV+ where he explores the intersection of technology and musical innovation with his heroes and fellow hitmakers.

Mark Ronson has said that going to therapy helped him deal with being a workaholic.Appearing on the Out Of Office With Rick Kleinman podcast, the songwriter and producer discussed his past troubles with disconnecting from work.“It’s almost like being an addict,” he said of being a workaholic.

Jonathan Cohen It didn’t take long for the enormity of the moment to sink in. Just moments after Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl led the band into “Times Like These” at New York’s Madison Square Garden on Sunday night — the first song of the first full-capacity concert at the World’s Most Famous Arena™ since COVID-19 shutdowns began in March 2020 — Grohl had to pause for a beat to look around the room and shake his head in awe.

Gallery: Prince Harry shows us The Me You Can't See: 10 shocking revelations from the show (BANG Showbiz)Gary - who is joined by Carl Barat, Pete Doherty and John Hassall in the notorious indie group - was locked in on the tour bus, until the ferry home, when he decided to go for a wee on deck and bumped into the Foo Fighters frontman while in the nude, who quipped: 'That's a good look, man. ' Gary told The Independent: "There was an awkward moment at Isle of Wight in 2006.

Foo Fighters brought Dave Chappelle on stage for a cover of Radiohead’s ‘Creep’ during their gig at Madison Square Garden.Taking place last night (June 20), Chappelle was supported by the entire band, with Foo Fighters’ Dave Grohl on guitar. It’s a cover Chappelle has performed multiple times previously, including one time with Ed Sheeran.Watch Chapelle’s cover below:Foo Fighters released their latest album, ‘Medicine at Midnight’ back in February.

In times like these, you do indeed learn to live again.That was the resounding and rejuvenating spirit of the live music experience coming rocking back to life with the Foo Fighters at Madison Square Garden on Sunday night.

Fool Fighters. Protesters descended on the Canyon Club in San Fernando Valley, California, Tuesday before the rock band was scheduled to perform for a sold-out crowd of 600, according to local reports.

Ricky Schroder is at it again…

berating Costco employees about mask mandates and bailing accused Kenosha killer Kyle Rittenhouse out of jail, is making headlines again, this time for protesting a Foo Fighters show. The band, led by frontman Dave Grohl, recently gave a small live performance to a fully vaccinated crowd in the Los Angeles suburb of Agoura Hills.

Jessica Shalvoy “I don’t know when it will be safe to sing arm in arm at the top of our lungs. But we will do it again, because we have to,” wrote Dave Grohl for the Atlantic in May of 2020 when things were looking especially bleak.

The sixth episode of The FADER Uncovered, a new podcast series in which host Mark Ronson talks with the world’s most impactful musicians, is coming on Monday, June 14. This week Mark returns to part two of his conversation with HAIM.