Grohl: Love Over Hate, New Album Drops

0:00On April 17, Dave Grohl just dropped a rare political take, calling America deeply divided with too much injustice, hate and fear, dragging everyone down. He says we got a shift toward love and real change, especially hard to find stateside. This comes as Foo Fighters gear up for their 12 studio album, Your Favorite Toy, Dropping April 24. He's mostly kept politics off the table in his career, but promoting the new record in an Irish Times chat pushed him to speak out. Grohl insists, loving folks is the way, even when it's tough amid all the division. Fans know he's dipped in before. Blasting Trump's disregard for the environment and women's rights back in 2017, calling the Capitol Riot. The craziest mess ever, and even trolling Westboro Baptist with a sneaky performance years ago. On the music front, the albums pack with uptempo, noisy bangers feeling like their classic days. They just shared the single, caught in the echo, previewed an unreleased track of all

1:00people at recent UK and Ireland gigs, and have tours lined up. From European stadiums like Anfield to North America dates, plus Australia and New Zealand in 2026 and 27, they also opened up about parting ways with drummer Josh Freeze, saying he was the right call for the whole band to keep things feeling solid. With fresh tracks and shows ahead, Grohl's blending heart, rock, and a call for better days. That wraps music news today, brought to you with AI.