Foo Fighters Want You To Show Me How

Foo Fighters have released Show Me How, the third track to drop in advance of the Rock & Roll Hall of Famers’ 11th album, But Here We Are, which is released on 2nd June via Roswell Records/Columbia Records. Featuring a guest vocal appearance by frontman Dave Grohl’s daughter Violet Grohl, Show Me How is a serene dream pop number that stands in sharp contrast to its predecessors Rescued and Under You.

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Dave Grohl of Foo Fighters (Kalpesh Patel)

Watch the visualiser for Show Me How directed by Tim Kellner below:

The band have also announced a special sunrise event to give fans an exclusive first listen of the album. You must be free on 1st June between the hours of 00:30am and 09:30am in the South East of England – travel from London will be provided. Keep your eyes peeled for more location info. Entries will close at 11.00pm on Monday, 29th May & previous purchases count as entries. Details HERE.

Foo Fighters have just kicked off their first tour with Josh Freese taking over drumming duties from the late Taylor Hawkins and will headline Boston Calling this Friday, 26th May.

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