Tuesday, 6 November 2012
Dave Grohl To Drum On Queens Of The Stone Age's New Album
Queens of the Stone Age's follow-up to 2007's "Era Vulgaris" will feature Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl on drums, the band has confirmed. According to Pitchfork, band mastermind Josh Homme announced on BBC Radio 1
on Tuesday (Nov. 6) that drummer Joey Castillo was no longer with
the band (which has long featured a revolving cast of contributors,
aside from Homme), and that Grohl was back on board with QOTSA. The
Foos frontman and former Nirvana drummer previously sat behind the
kit for the band's 2002 breakout "Songs for the Deaf," which
featured the hit single "No One Knows" and has sold 1.1 million
copies, according to Nielsen SoundScan. To spread the news to all QOTSA fans, the band posted a photo on Twitter on Tuesday of a soundboard that reads "J HO - Guitar" and "Dave - Drums." Last month, Grohl confirmed
that Foo Fighters was officially taking a break, following last
year's Grammy-winning "Wasting Light" and an extensive tour
supporting the album. "Never in my wildest dreams did I think Foo
Fighters would make it this far… There were times when I wanted to
give up. But I can't give up this band. And I never will," he wrote
in a letter to fans. Queens of the Stone Age are
slated to perform at the Download Festival in the U.K. next June,
but the band's first full-length in over five years could come
before then. When asked by a fan on Twitter if a new QOTSA album
would be released before Download Fest, the group's Twitter account responded, "good plan."
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