Foo Fighters' Intimate NYC Show: New Album, Old Hits

0:00It's May 1st, welcome in. This is Durham News Today, where local news meets AI, I'm Corey with the story. Food fighters just dropped their 12 studio album, Your Favorite Toy, and celebrated with a surprise show at the tiny Irving Plaza in Manhattan, packing in a thousand fans for an up-close rock blast. Two years back, they tried a massive comeback at City Field for nearly 42,000 people, but a brutal storm with lightning shut it down, early. As then, the bands faced some rough patches, like Dave Grohl were feeling a kid outside his marriage and swapping drummers from Josh Fries to Elon, Rubin after one tour. The crowd went wild Thursday night as the band mixed old school bangers like all my life, monkey wrench, and my hero with fresh cuts from the new, record including Spitshine and the title track. Fans shouted love for late drummer Taylor Hawkins and Grohl hid right back with. They debuted a brand new song called Window, and kicked off the encore with A320 from the

1:00Godzilla soundtrack. No big fireworks, just pure energy in that intimate spot running over 2.5 hours straight. These secret gigs, with $30 tickets gone in a flash, show the fighters keeping a real and raw, another one's hitting New Jersey this weekend, proving they're locked in for the long haul.