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Foo Fighters' New Single: Of All People

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Foo Fighters unveil their latest single, Of All People, from their upcoming album, Your Favorite Toy. The track, inspired by a real-life encounter with a former drug dealer, explores themes of survival and loss. The band, led by Dave Grohl, is set to embark on European and North American tours this summer, with plans for Australia and New Zealand in 2026 and 2027.

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Foo Fighters' New Single: Of All People

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It's April 10th, I'm Cory with the story and this is Music News Today, Music News powered by AI. Full Fighters just dropped their latest single of all people, the fourth preview from their 12 studio album, Your Favorite Toy, Hitting Shelves. April 24th on Roswell Records in Columbia. This track follows last year's asking for a friend, the title track and caught in the echo and they already debuted it live during intimate shows in. Dublin, London, Manchester and a church gig in St. James. Dave Grohl pours out raw emotion in the lyrics, thrashing about survival against the odds, like questioning why some make it, while others don't. Straight from a real-life run-in with a 90s drug dealer who's now clean and thriving after 30 years. That encounter sparked mixed feelings for Grohl Joy for the guy's survival mixed with rage over lost friends to heroin, even calling it possible. His guilt after chatting with his therapist, the albums pack with uptempo, noisy rockers

feeling like their classic days, first with new drummer Elon Rubin replacing Josh Freeze, and the bands gearing up for European and North American tours this summer, plus Australia and New Zealand in 2026 and 27 keep an eye. On those Amfield dates in Liverpool.

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