Foo Fighters and Nova Twins will have their first show together on May 1 in Dallas, Texas, followed by North Carolina shows in Raleigh on May 5 and Charlotte on May 9.

The three shows will serve as the opening of Everything or Nothing at All Tour, which supports the Foo Fighters’ eleventh studio album, 2023’s But Here We Are. The group is then scheduled to have a string of shows in Europe in June before returning home and embarking on the North American leg of the tour in July and August.

Foo Fighters are also scheduled to play several festivals in the summer, including Shaky Knees, Welcome to Rockville, and HellFest, where they’ll also cross paths with Nova Twins.

Nova Twins are not strangers to performing with high-profile bands, previously supporting the likes of Wolf Alice, Skunk Anansie, Muse, and Muna. The duo released their most recent studio effort, Supernova, in the summer of 2022. The record received positive reviews from the critics while being shortlisted for the Mercury Prize and receiving two nominations at this year’s BRIT Awards. 

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Paramore performed at Bonnaroo just before Foo Fighters hit the stage, serving as headliners of the festival’s closing night. Their set included some of their greatest hits, including “Learn To Fly”, “The Pretender”, and “Best Of You”, but the biggest shocker came during the second half when Williams hit the stage by their side.

Williams joined Foo Fighters for an epic rendition of “My Hero”, which was released as one of the singles from their second album The Colour and the Shape. Performing alongside Foo Fighters is a dream come true for Williams, who often cited them as a source of inspiration for Paramore, especially after she covered “My Hero” during a concert in Kuwait about a decade ago.

Foo Fighters’ headlining set at Bonnaroo is just one in a series of festival appearances that they’re set to make this summer. This is their first tour since their long-time drummer Taylor Hawkins tragically passed away last year, and they’re using it to promote their latest studio album But Here We Are…

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But Here We Are topped the chart with 44,500 chart units earned during its debut week. This wasn’t an easy feat to achieve since they had to beat Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds to hit No. 1, and won a tight race to end the British rocker’s record streak of ten studio albums at the top spot, including all seven albums with Oasis.

Foo Fighters are no strangers to topping the charts in the UK, and they hit nol. 1 on the Official UK Albums Chart on several occasions in the past. Their albums One By One (2002), Echoes, Silence, Patience & Grace (2007), Wasting Light (2011), Concrete And Gold (2017), and Medicine At Midnight (2021) were all notable chart leaders in the past.

But Here We Are hit the shelves on June 2, and it’s the band’s first album since the tragic passing of their long-time drummer Taylor Hawkins. This album also debuted at no. 8 on the US Billboard 200 chart and hit No. 1 in Australia.

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Foo Fighters are fresh off dropping their latest studio album But Here We Are, and they’ll spend most of the summer on the road. Clarkson is gearing up to release her new album Chemistry this June, while Lil Wayne is currently plotting two new albums that don’t have an official release date yet.

They’ll be joined by an impressive lineup of major artists, including Fall Out Boy, Kane Brown, Sheryl Crow, Tim McGraw, Lenny Kravitz, Public Enemy, TLC, Miguel, and Thirty Seconds to Mars.

Tom Coleman, iHeartMedia’s Chief Programming Officer, said they’re in awe of this year’s lineup because “each performer can sell out on their own, so it’s incredibly rare that you can see them all together on the same stage.”

The two-day concert will be taking place on September 22 and 23 at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, with Ryan Seacrest serving as a host. The concerts will be broadcast on iHeartMedia radio stations, but the official stream won’t be available this time around, since iHeartRadio struck a deal with Hulu to have them exclusively air the festival.

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This week marked the release of several new albums, but Foo Fighters’ But Here We Are is the buzziest of them all. The ten-minute track “The Teacher” was unleashed as the album’s fourth single ahead of its release, and it made it to our list of best songs.

This has also been an amazing week for epic collaboration and soundtrack music. Some of the songs on our list hail from hit movies and TV shows, including Ed Sheeran’s “A Beautiful Game” from Ted Lasso, Metro Boomin’s hip-hop infused “Calling” from Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse, The Weeknd’s “Popular” from The Idol, and “Watati” by Karol G and Aldo Ranks from Barbie.

Most of these songs are amazing collaborations between our favorite artists, but the list of A-list match-ups doesn’t end there. Latto and Cardi B gave us another show-stopping female-lead hip-hop duet with “Put It On Da Floor Again”, Lana Del Rey and her dad Rob Grant joined forces for “Lost at Sea”, and Nelly Furtado made her highly-anticipated comeback with “Eat Your Man” featuring Dom Dolla.

Rob Grant & Lana Del Rey – “Lost at Sea”

Dom Dolla & Nelly Furtado – “Eat Your Man”

Latto & Cardi B – “Put It On Da Floor Again”

Machine Gun Kelly – “Pressure”

Karol G & Aldo Ranks – “Watati”

Tove Lo – “I Like U”

Ed Sheeran – “A Beautiful Game”

Foo Fighters – “The Teacher”

Metro Boomin & Nav & A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie with Swae Lee – “Calling”

The Weeknd, Madonna & Playboi Carti – “Popular”

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Foo Fighters – But Here We Are (June 2)

Foo Fighters are dropping their first album since Taylor Hawkins’ tragic death later this week, and they gave us a taste of things to come with several singles, including the recently released 10-minute track “The Teacher”.

Janelle Monáe – The Age of Pleasure (June 9)

Janelle Monáe will enter a new era with her first album in five years, titled The Age of Pleasure, and she teased its release with a music video for the new single “Lipstick Lover”.

Queens of the Stone Age – In Times New Roman… (June 16)

Queens of the Stone Age are also gearing up for a huge comeback with their new LP In Times New Roman…, and “Emotion Sickness” was released as its first single in early May.

Kim Petras – Feed the Beast (June 23)

After years of anticipation, Kim Petras is finally ready to drop her debut studio album this month. We’ve already got to hear several songs from this record, including the lead single “Alone” featuring Nicki Minaj.

Kelly Clarkson – Chemistry (June 23)

Kelly Clarkson really kept us waiting for her tenth studio album Chemistry, which is expected to chronicle “the arc of an entire relationship” in the wake of her divorce.

The post 5 Brand-New Albums Everyone Will Be Listening to in June appeared first on Hot Pop Today.

Foo Fighters went back on the road and performed their first concert of 2023 last week, after taking a break from touring in the wake of Taylor Hawkins’ tragic death last year. Josh Freese joined them as a new touring drummer and they welcomed him to the pack by performing a medley of songs from bands Freese has played with over the years.

During a recent gig at the Sonic Temple festival, Foo Fighters put their own twist on Nine Inch Nails’ “March of the Pigs”. This song was originally released as the lead single from the band’s second studio album The Downward Spiral in 1994.

Josh Freese didn’t join Foo Fighters on drums for every song during their recent gigs. Taylor Hawkins’ son Shane honored his father’s legacy by hitting the stage with his band and delivering an emotional rendition of “I’ll Stick Around” on drums in Boston. He previously played the band’s smash hit “My Hero” during the Taylor Hawkins Tribute Concert at Wembley Stadium last fall.

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This week marked the release of Swift’s Midnights – The Late Night Edition and this new release was full of surprises. In addition to bringing Lana Del Rey back to record an extended version of “Snow on the Beach”, Swift also rocked our world with a new “Karma” remix featuring Ice Spice.

The rising hip-hop star will also be featured on the upcoming Barbie soundtrack alongside Nicki Minaj, and we finally got the first taste of this album! Dua Lipa, who’ll play Mermaid Barbie in this exciting summer blockbuster, dropped the soundtrack’s first single “Dance the Night”.

Pop stars might be shining brighter than ever this week, but it’s also been a great time for other genres. Our list of the best songs includes everyone from rock bands Food Fighters and Royal Blood to hip-hop stars Lil Durk and 21 Savage.

Dua Lipa – “Dance the Night”

Taylor Swift ft. Ice Spice – “Karma”

Foo Fighters – “Show Me How”

OneRepublic – “Runaway”

Royal Blood – “Mountains at Midnight”

Diddy ft. City Girls & Fabolous – “Act Bad”

Dominic Fike – “Ant Pile”

Hayley Kiyoko – “Greenlight”

Arlo Parks – “Devotion”

Lil Durk ft. 21 Savage – “War Bout It”

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Freese has a pretty impressive track record, and he joined several rock, metal, and punk bands on stage over the course of the past three decades. He’s been touring with The Vandals since 1989 and Devo since 1996, in addition to playing drums for everyone from Guns N’ Roses and Nine Inch Nails to Weezer and Paramore over the years.

Freese’s involvement was officially confirmed during the recent Foo Fighters: Preparing Music For Concerts Livestream. It comes after months of speculations about Hawkins’ possible replacement, and we’ve seen everyone from Pearl Jam’s Matt Cameron to Rufus Taylor deny rumors they’ll join Foo Fighters in the future.

Foo Fighters took a break from touring after Hawkins’ shocking passing in March last year and only held tribute concerts in his memory after canceling their remaining tour dates. They’ll go back to touring this year and release their eleventh studio album But Here We Are on June 2.

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This week marked the release of several highly-anticipated albums, and we made sure to include their best tracks on our list. Summer Walker rocked our world with Clear 2: Soft Life, while Kesha surprised us with some of her most personal and raw songs to date on Gag Order.

Beyoncé is currently in the middle of her headline-making Renaissance tour, but that didn’t stop her from dropping the remix of “America Has a Problem” with Kendrick Lamar.

We’ve also seen several artists tase their new albums by dropping brand-new songs, including Post Malone, Foo Fighters, and Blur. They all announced new LPs in the past few weeks and gave us a taste of things to come with new singles.

Several surprise releases also made it to our list, ranging from Bad Bunny’s “Where She Goes” to Lana Del Rey’s “Say Yes To Heaven”, so make sure to add them to your playlist!

Blur – “The Narcissist”

Summer Walker – “Pull Up”

Conan Gray – “Never Ending Song”

Kesha – “Only Love Can Save Us Now”

Lana Del Rey – “Say Yes To Heaven”

Beyoncé ft. Kendrick Lamar – “America Has a Problem”

Bad Bunny – “Where She Goes”

Post Malone – “Mourning”

Foo Fighters – “Under You”

H.E.R. – “The Journey”

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Foo Fighters and Nova Twins will have their first show together on May 1 in Dallas, Texas, followed by North Carolina shows in Raleigh on May 5 and Charlotte on May 9.

The three shows will serve as the opening of Everything or Nothing at All Tour, which supports the Foo Fighters’ eleventh studio album, 2023’s But Here We Are. The group is then scheduled to have a string of shows in Europe in June before returning home and embarking on the North American leg of the tour in July and August.

Foo Fighters are also scheduled to play several festivals in the summer, including Shaky Knees, Welcome to Rockville, and HellFest, where they’ll also cross paths with Nova Twins.

Nova Twins are not strangers to performing with high-profile bands, previously supporting the likes of Wolf Alice, Skunk Anansie, Muse, and Muna. The duo released their most recent studio effort, Supernova, in the summer of 2022. The record received positive reviews from the critics while being shortlisted for the Mercury Prize and receiving two nominations at this year’s BRIT Awards. 

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Paramore performed at Bonnaroo just before Foo Fighters hit the stage, serving as headliners of the festival’s closing night. Their set included some of their greatest hits, including “Learn To Fly”, “The Pretender”, and “Best Of You”, but the biggest shocker came during the second half when Williams hit the stage by their side.

Williams joined Foo Fighters for an epic rendition of “My Hero”, which was released as one of the singles from their second album The Colour and the Shape. Performing alongside Foo Fighters is a dream come true for Williams, who often cited them as a source of inspiration for Paramore, especially after she covered “My Hero” during a concert in Kuwait about a decade ago.

Foo Fighters’ headlining set at Bonnaroo is just one in a series of festival appearances that they’re set to make this summer. This is their first tour since their long-time drummer Taylor Hawkins tragically passed away last year, and they’re using it to promote their latest studio album But Here We Are…

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But Here We Are topped the chart with 44,500 chart units earned during its debut week. This wasn’t an easy feat to achieve since they had to beat Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds to hit No. 1, and won a tight race to end the British rocker’s record streak of ten studio albums at the top spot, including all seven albums with Oasis.

Foo Fighters are no strangers to topping the charts in the UK, and they hit nol. 1 on the Official UK Albums Chart on several occasions in the past. Their albums One By One (2002), Echoes, Silence, Patience & Grace (2007), Wasting Light (2011), Concrete And Gold (2017), and Medicine At Midnight (2021) were all notable chart leaders in the past.

But Here We Are hit the shelves on June 2, and it’s the band’s first album since the tragic passing of their long-time drummer Taylor Hawkins. This album also debuted at no. 8 on the US Billboard 200 chart and hit No. 1 in Australia.

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Foo Fighters are fresh off dropping their latest studio album But Here We Are, and they’ll spend most of the summer on the road. Clarkson is gearing up to release her new album Chemistry this June, while Lil Wayne is currently plotting two new albums that don’t have an official release date yet.

They’ll be joined by an impressive lineup of major artists, including Fall Out Boy, Kane Brown, Sheryl Crow, Tim McGraw, Lenny Kravitz, Public Enemy, TLC, Miguel, and Thirty Seconds to Mars.

Tom Coleman, iHeartMedia’s Chief Programming Officer, said they’re in awe of this year’s lineup because “each performer can sell out on their own, so it’s incredibly rare that you can see them all together on the same stage.”

The two-day concert will be taking place on September 22 and 23 at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, with Ryan Seacrest serving as a host. The concerts will be broadcast on iHeartMedia radio stations, but the official stream won’t be available this time around, since iHeartRadio struck a deal with Hulu to have them exclusively air the festival.

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This week marked the release of several new albums, but Foo Fighters’ But Here We Are is the buzziest of them all. The ten-minute track “The Teacher” was unleashed as the album’s fourth single ahead of its release, and it made it to our list of best songs.

This has also been an amazing week for epic collaboration and soundtrack music. Some of the songs on our list hail from hit movies and TV shows, including Ed Sheeran’s “A Beautiful Game” from Ted Lasso, Metro Boomin’s hip-hop infused “Calling” from Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse, The Weeknd’s “Popular” from The Idol, and “Watati” by Karol G and Aldo Ranks from Barbie.

Most of these songs are amazing collaborations between our favorite artists, but the list of A-list match-ups doesn’t end there. Latto and Cardi B gave us another show-stopping female-lead hip-hop duet with “Put It On Da Floor Again”, Lana Del Rey and her dad Rob Grant joined forces for “Lost at Sea”, and Nelly Furtado made her highly-anticipated comeback with “Eat Your Man” featuring Dom Dolla.

Rob Grant & Lana Del Rey – “Lost at Sea”

Dom Dolla & Nelly Furtado – “Eat Your Man”

Latto & Cardi B – “Put It On Da Floor Again”

Machine Gun Kelly – “Pressure”

Karol G & Aldo Ranks – “Watati”

Tove Lo – “I Like U”

Ed Sheeran – “A Beautiful Game”

Foo Fighters – “The Teacher”

Metro Boomin & Nav & A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie with Swae Lee – “Calling”

The Weeknd, Madonna & Playboi Carti – “Popular”

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Foo Fighters – But Here We Are (June 2)

Foo Fighters are dropping their first album since Taylor Hawkins’ tragic death later this week, and they gave us a taste of things to come with several singles, including the recently released 10-minute track “The Teacher”.

Janelle Monáe – The Age of Pleasure (June 9)

Janelle Monáe will enter a new era with her first album in five years, titled The Age of Pleasure, and she teased its release with a music video for the new single “Lipstick Lover”.

Queens of the Stone Age – In Times New Roman… (June 16)

Queens of the Stone Age are also gearing up for a huge comeback with their new LP In Times New Roman…, and “Emotion Sickness” was released as its first single in early May.

Kim Petras – Feed the Beast (June 23)

After years of anticipation, Kim Petras is finally ready to drop her debut studio album this month. We’ve already got to hear several songs from this record, including the lead single “Alone” featuring Nicki Minaj.

Kelly Clarkson – Chemistry (June 23)

Kelly Clarkson really kept us waiting for her tenth studio album Chemistry, which is expected to chronicle “the arc of an entire relationship” in the wake of her divorce.

The post 5 Brand-New Albums Everyone Will Be Listening to in June appeared first on Hot Pop Today.

Foo Fighters went back on the road and performed their first concert of 2023 last week, after taking a break from touring in the wake of Taylor Hawkins’ tragic death last year. Josh Freese joined them as a new touring drummer and they welcomed him to the pack by performing a medley of songs from bands Freese has played with over the years.

During a recent gig at the Sonic Temple festival, Foo Fighters put their own twist on Nine Inch Nails’ “March of the Pigs”. This song was originally released as the lead single from the band’s second studio album The Downward Spiral in 1994.

Josh Freese didn’t join Foo Fighters on drums for every song during their recent gigs. Taylor Hawkins’ son Shane honored his father’s legacy by hitting the stage with his band and delivering an emotional rendition of “I’ll Stick Around” on drums in Boston. He previously played the band’s smash hit “My Hero” during the Taylor Hawkins Tribute Concert at Wembley Stadium last fall.

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This week marked the release of Swift’s Midnights – The Late Night Edition and this new release was full of surprises. In addition to bringing Lana Del Rey back to record an extended version of “Snow on the Beach”, Swift also rocked our world with a new “Karma” remix featuring Ice Spice.

The rising hip-hop star will also be featured on the upcoming Barbie soundtrack alongside Nicki Minaj, and we finally got the first taste of this album! Dua Lipa, who’ll play Mermaid Barbie in this exciting summer blockbuster, dropped the soundtrack’s first single “Dance the Night”.

Pop stars might be shining brighter than ever this week, but it’s also been a great time for other genres. Our list of the best songs includes everyone from rock bands Food Fighters and Royal Blood to hip-hop stars Lil Durk and 21 Savage.

Dua Lipa – “Dance the Night”

Taylor Swift ft. Ice Spice – “Karma”

Foo Fighters – “Show Me How”

OneRepublic – “Runaway”

Royal Blood – “Mountains at Midnight”

Diddy ft. City Girls & Fabolous – “Act Bad”

Dominic Fike – “Ant Pile”

Hayley Kiyoko – “Greenlight”

Arlo Parks – “Devotion”

Lil Durk ft. 21 Savage – “War Bout It”

The post Best New Songs of the Week appeared first on Hot Pop Today.

Freese has a pretty impressive track record, and he joined several rock, metal, and punk bands on stage over the course of the past three decades. He’s been touring with The Vandals since 1989 and Devo since 1996, in addition to playing drums for everyone from Guns N’ Roses and Nine Inch Nails to Weezer and Paramore over the years.

Freese’s involvement was officially confirmed during the recent Foo Fighters: Preparing Music For Concerts Livestream. It comes after months of speculations about Hawkins’ possible replacement, and we’ve seen everyone from Pearl Jam’s Matt Cameron to Rufus Taylor deny rumors they’ll join Foo Fighters in the future.

Foo Fighters took a break from touring after Hawkins’ shocking passing in March last year and only held tribute concerts in his memory after canceling their remaining tour dates. They’ll go back to touring this year and release their eleventh studio album But Here We Are on June 2.

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This week marked the release of several highly-anticipated albums, and we made sure to include their best tracks on our list. Summer Walker rocked our world with Clear 2: Soft Life, while Kesha surprised us with some of her most personal and raw songs to date on Gag Order.

Beyoncé is currently in the middle of her headline-making Renaissance tour, but that didn’t stop her from dropping the remix of “America Has a Problem” with Kendrick Lamar.

We’ve also seen several artists tase their new albums by dropping brand-new songs, including Post Malone, Foo Fighters, and Blur. They all announced new LPs in the past few weeks and gave us a taste of things to come with new singles.

Several surprise releases also made it to our list, ranging from Bad Bunny’s “Where She Goes” to Lana Del Rey’s “Say Yes To Heaven”, so make sure to add them to your playlist!

Blur – “The Narcissist”

Summer Walker – “Pull Up”

Conan Gray – “Never Ending Song”

Kesha – “Only Love Can Save Us Now”

Lana Del Rey – “Say Yes To Heaven”

Beyoncé ft. Kendrick Lamar – “America Has a Problem”

Bad Bunny – “Where She Goes”

Post Malone – “Mourning”

Foo Fighters – “Under You”

H.E.R. – “The Journey”

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