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Foo Fighters' Zombie Rock Video & Tour

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Foo Fighters unleash a wild music video for Spit Shine, directed by Dave Grohl, blending zombie apocalypse and concert chaos. The video features over-the-top gore, yet the mosh pit remains unstoppable. Grohls love for horror is evident, tying back to his punk rock roots. The bands new album, Your Favorite Toy, is out, and theyre embarking on a European and North American tour with Queens of the Stone Age and Mannequin Pussy.

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Foo Fighters' Zombie Rock Video & Tour

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Music News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Foo Fighters' Zombie Rock Video & Tour. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 30th, full fighters just dropped a wild music video for their track, Spit Shine off the new album, Your Favorite Toy. Dave Grohl wrote and directed the whole thing, blending a zombie apocalypse with straight-up concert chaos. It kicks off with an emergency alert about a deadly viral outbreak, then cuts to the band and crowd, all decked out in crisp white outfits, rocking out. Hard. The zombies crashed the party mid-song, turning the place into a bloodbath with over-the-top Gore. Guts fly, blood splatters everywhere, but the mosh pit keeps raging like nothing's wrong. Grohl's daughter Harper even handled the casting, keeping that family vibe in the mix. Grohl's always been deep into horror, starring in and writing their 2022 flick Studio 6.6. He ties it back to his punk rock days in Washington DC, obsessed with the exorcist, since those famous steps were a weekend hangout spot for underage. Punk's grabbing beers. The album dropped last week. Their 12th studio effort in first sense,

but here we are, from 2023. They're hitting the road soon. Starting a European tour in June, then North America on August 4th in Toronto, wrapping September 26th in. Las Vegas with Queens of the Stone Age and mannequin pussy, opening mosh shows. If you're craving that high-energy rock with a horror twist, this video and tour lineup got you covered. Food fighters proving they still own the pit. Zombies or not. That's your update from Music News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with The Story.

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