To celebrate their remarkable 30th anniversary, the Foo Fighters have unveiled a brand-new song that captures the essence of their extensive journey in the music industry. This latest release, titled “Today’s Song,” marks the band’s first fresh material since the May 2023 debut of their critically acclaimed But Here We Are, which is their 11th studio album and was released just over a year following the tragic passing of their beloved drummer, Taylor Hawkins.

The new track is a poignant reflection on the myriad of transformations the band has experienced over the last few years, addressing both the challenges and triumphs they’ve faced. You can enjoy listening to “Today’s Song” by clicking on the link provided below.

Bandleader Dave Grohl shared a heartfelt statement in which he expressed, “Over the years, we’ve experienced moments filled with unrestrained joy alongside instances of heartbreaking sorrow. There have been beautiful victories and painful defeats that have shaped our journey.” His words resonate deeply with fans as they encapsulate the essence of what it means to be a part of this iconic band.

He further elaborated, “We have healed from broken bones and mended broken hearts. Yet, we’ve traveled this path together, always supporting one another, because in life, it’s essential to have each other.” Grohl’s insights highlight the strong bond shared among the band members, which has been crucial to their enduring success.

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In a touching tribute, Grohl acknowledged the contributions of former band members, stating, “It should go without saying that without the vibrant energy of William Goldsmith, the seasoned wisdom of Franz Stahl, and the thunderous wizardry of Josh Freese, our story would be incomplete. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to each of you for the time, music, and cherished memories we’ve shared over the years. Thank you, gentlemen.” This acknowledgment reflects the deep respect and appreciation the band has for their musical journey.

He continued, “And … Taylor. Your name is spoken every day, sometimes evoking tears, sometimes bringing smiles, but you remain a part of everything we do, every place we go, forever. The vastness of your beautiful soul is only matched by the profound longing we experience in your absence. We all miss you beyond words. The Foo Fighters will forever carry the spirit of Taylor Hawkins in every note that we play until we finally reach our destination.” This heartfelt tribute encapsulates the enduring legacy of Hawkins within the band.

“Today’s Song” comes just days after the Foo Fighters released a cover of the hardcore punk legends Minor Threat with their rendition of “I Don’t Wanna Hear It,” which also serves as a tribute to the 30th anniversary of the band’s debut album, released on June 26, 1995.

Catch the Foo Fighters Live in 2025: Concert Dates and Locations

The Foo Fighters have a limited number of shows planned for the remainder of this year, kicking off their performances on October 2 in Jakarta, Indonesia. This concert marks the beginning of an exciting lineup that fans are eager to experience.

Looking ahead, the group has scheduled only five concerts for 2025, with performances planned in Singapore, Tokyo, and Osaka. The grand finale of this tour will take place on November 14 in Mexico City, promising to be a memorable event for fans in attendance.

You can find the complete schedule for the Foo Fighters’ live performances in 2025 detailed below.

Notably, the Foo Fighters will feature a new drummer for their upcoming shows. Josh Freese, who joined the band after Hawkins’ passing, announced his departure in May, leaving fans curious about who will fill this crucial role moving forward.

Foo Fighters Live 2025 Schedule
Oct 2 – Jakarta, ID – Carnaval Ancol
Oct 4 – Singapore, SG – F1
Oct 7 – Tokyo, JP – Saitama Super Arena
Oct 10 – Osaka, JP – Glion Arena Kobe
Nov 14 – Mexico City, MX – Corona Capital