Foo Fighters Fire Josh Freese as a drummer: “Shock and Disappointment”
Foo Warrior fires drummer Josh Freese, Let the musician “shock and disappoint”.
The 52-year-old musician shared the news that he stood out from the band through his Instagram on Friday, May 16 through his candid post shared on Instagram.
“On Monday night, Foo Warriors called me to let me know that they decided to 'and the drummer headed in the other direction.' No reason.
He continued: “Whether I’ve loved them on stage and on stage for the past two years, I support everything they think is best for the band.”
As he reflected on the event transfer, Fres added that he was disappointed with the decision and said it was unexpected.
“I never let go of the band in my 40 years of professional hits, so I wasn't angry – just a little shocked and disappointed,” he wrote. “But, as we all know, I've been freelance between bands and bounced between bands, so I was fined.”
Then, he joked, “Please keep following my 'Top 10 Possible Causes, Josh started from the Foo Fighters roster.'”
Former Foo Warrior Drummer William Goldsmith, 52, one of the people who responded in the comment section, seemed as shocked as Fres.
“What do you say?” he wrote. “Why? Not only do you want to play everything perfectly, but you can go beyond the most distant abilities?
He added: “I'm sorry, but it definitely doesn't make sense to me.”
Fans also shared their disappointment with the news with an article: “Strange behavior for them. We hope you will find yourself in a band soon, and you think it's even better for you! And with Foo Fighters, your memories will be better than bad ones. We embrace you because you are the best drummer for us!
Another commented: “Oh my goodness, this is not what I read today.
Remember Taylor Hawkins. The late drummer's son Shane Hawkins joined Foo Fighters for a performance at the Call of Music Festival in Boston on Friday, May 26. Shane, 17, joined the lead singer Dave Grohl and the Company perform “I Will Stick with it”, confirmed by Us Weekly. “Thanks for so much fun with #FoFighters last night,” Shane shared via Instagram on Sunday […]
Freese Taylor Hawkins, He died in March 2022 after finding no response at a hotel in Colombia. He was only 50 years old when he died.
“The tragic and unfortunate loss of our beloved Taylor Hawkins was wrecked by the band's family of Foo Fighters, the tragic and unfortunate loss of our beloved Taylor Hawkins,” the band wrote in an at the time X statement. “His musical spirit and contagious laughter will live with all of us forever. Our hearts are presented to his wife, children and family, and we ask them to treat their privacy with the utmost respect during this unimaginable difficult time.”
Hawkins joins the music group – also includes Dave Grohl, Pat Smear, Chris Shiflett, Nate Mendel, Rami Jaffee and Franz Stahl – Goldsmith left in 1997.
