Foo Fighters have revealed details for their first album since drummer Taylor Hawkins‘ March 2022 death. But Here We Are is due June 2 from Roswell Records/RCA and is led by its first single and opening track, the driving rocker “Rescued,” which is out now.
It’s difficult not to imagine lyrics such as “it came in a flash / it came out of nowhere / it happened so fast / and then it was over” as a reference to Hawkins’ sudden death, but for now, the Foos are keeping this type of information to themselves. No credits were listed with “Rescued,” so it’s unclear whether the track features recordings of Hawkins on drums made before his death, or whether Dave Grohl or someone else is behind the kit.
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All that’s known about But Here We Are is that it was produced by the band with Greg Kurstin, who helmed the Foos’ two prior albums, 2017’s Concrete and Gold and 2021’s Medicine at…
