Josh Homme Introduces Dave Grohl to Bass Pro Shops: Watch

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Queens of the Stone Age and Foo Fighters are currently tearing across North America on their stadium tour, and apparently, there's only so much rock 'n' roll you can handle between shows. So Josh Homme decided it was time to introduce Dave Grohl to something he'd somehow never experienced before: Bass Pro Shops!

Homme filmed the whole thing, and Grohl wanders through the place like a kid in a candy store, geeking out over fishing, hunting and camping gear. He gets especially fired up over a camping wok and a waterproof outdoor speaker—which he appears to buy. Meanwhile, Homme is trying on an alligator hat and cracking up the entire time.

And then, because this is Josh Homme, he casually asks Dave Grohl if he's ever tried turtle milk.

Apparently, this is what happens when two rock legends have a day off. 

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Going to Foo Fighters in Cleveland? The Rock Hall Is Throwing a Fan Day

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If you're heading to Cleveland Monday for Foo Fighters, you may wanna leave Columbus a little earlier.

The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame is hosting a Foo Fighters Fan Day from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday, August 10, ahead of the band's show at Huntington Bank Field.

And they've got a bunch of Foo stuff planned throughout the day:

  • Rare footage from the band's past Rock Hall Induction Ceremony appearances playing all day
  • Foo Fighters artifacts throughout the museum, including items in the SNL exhibit
  • Special pieces pulled from the Rock Hall's Library and Archives from noon–4 p.m.
  • "From Nirvana to Foo Fighters" presentations at 11 a.m. and 1 p.m.
  • Foo Fighters trivia at 2 p.m. with prizes for the winners

Foo Fighters were inducted into the Rock Hall in 2021, so they've got plenty to dig out of the vault.

Fan Day activities are included with regular museum admission.

Then it's a short trip over to Huntington Bank Field for Foo Fighters with Queens of the Stone Age and Mannequin Pussy. The show starts at 5:30 p.m.

Basically, make a whole day out of it. Rock Hall → Foo Fighters → call off Tuesday.

Get all the Foo Fighters Fan Day details at RockHall.com.

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Surprise! Here’s the latest single & title track from Foo Fighters “Your Favorite Toy”

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Try not to choke on the glitter…"Your Favorite Toy," the titular first single of Foo Fighters' forthcoming 12th full-length studio album, has been released.

The first new FF music of 2026, "Your Favorite Toy" is nothing short of an insidious earworm. Jagged guitar shards and sinister keyboard stabs bob and weave atop a relentless rhythmic pulse, as Dave Grohl unleashes a newfound sardonic vocal tone on infectious choruses:

Get back 
Hear that, boy? 
Someone threw away your favorite toy for good 
For good

A perfect first taste and representation of the album of the same name, "Your Favorite Toy" sounds like nothing else in the band's monolithic discography, while instantly and unmistakably identifiable as Foo Fighters.

Dave Grohl commented, "'Your Favorite Toy' really was the key that unlocked the tone and energetic direction of the new album. We stumbled upon it after experimenting with different sounds and dynamics for over a year, and the day it took shape I knew that we had to follow its lead. It was the fuse to the powder keg of songs we wound up recording for this record. It feels new."

Preceded by its title track and last year's incendiary "Asking For A Friend," Your Favorite Toy will be released April 24th via Roswell Records/RCA Records. Recorded at home, the album was co-produced by Foo Fighters and Oliver Roman, engineered by Oliver Roman and mixed by Mark "Spike" Stent, and consists of the following songs:

Caught In The Echo 
Of All People 
Window 
Your Favorite Toy
If You Only Knew 
Spit Shine 
Unconditional 
Child Actor 
Amen, Caveman 
Asking For A Friend

Your Favorite Toy's release heralds Foo Fighters' massive Take Cover world tour, which kicks off June 10th at Unity Arena in Oslo, following a pair of US festival headlines at Welcome to Rockville and Bottlerock. 

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Foo Fighters. Santa. Guitars. Chaos… and Christmas.

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The Foos just dropped a brand-new animated video for their cover of Chuck Berry's holiday classic "Run Rudolph Run." Picture this: cartoon Santa and his reindeer straight-up jamming guitars like it's the North Pole's loudest garage band. It's festive. It's unhinged. It's perfect.

And the Foos aren't slowing down—because 2026 brings "The Take Cover Tour," a full-blown U.S. stadium run with Queens of the Stone Age riding shotgun. They'll hit Huntington Bank Field in Cleveland on August 10, so get ready for a summer night of riffs, and absolute rock domination. 
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FOO FIGHTERS Tour News AND New Song “Asking For A Friend”

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The Foo Fighters' post earlier this week was teasing something, and now we know that it was new music and Tour News! Here's "Asking for a Friend". Just back from a tour of the Pacific Rim, "Asking For a Friend" will be their second new song this year following "Today's Song" in July. Listen to The Morning Blitz with Goose, Kelly & Thick all this coming week (Mon 10/27-Fri 10/31) to win pairs of Tickets to their Cleveland Show August 10th! 

The Foo Fighters 2026 North American tour is a sort of homecoming for Dave Grohl as his friend for the last 33 years, Josh Homme, and his band, Queens of the Stone Age, are the opening act.

Grohl says, "What better way to share the view than with close friends. In 1992 I first saw the legendary Kyuss perform at the Off Ramp in Seattle and met Mr. Josh Homme. The band were friends of a friend, and before long their album Blues for the Red Sun became the soundtrack to that summer. 33 years later and with many miles behind us, I have shared some of my life's most rewarding musical moments with my dear friend, Josh.

"A lifelong bond that goes far beyond the sound we've made together. So it is with great happiness that we can share this next chapter together with his almighty Queens of the Stone Age. Take cover."

In 2023, Homme spoke about their relationship in an interview with NME (New Musical Express), saying, "Dave has been one of the longest romances I've had that's worked. He's such a good guy, but I also love his dark side. I love mixing our watercolors together like that, just in conversation. We go to this place, that I won't name, just to eat breakfast and waffles and talk about times."

Grohl and Homme have also worked together with Grohl playing drums on the third Queens of the Stone Age album, 2002's Songs for the Deaf. And then again seven years later when Grohl, Homme and Led Zeppelin's John Paul Jones joined forces as Them Crooked Vultures and recorded one album.

The Foos' North American leg, with QOTSA opening, starts on August 4th in Toronto. They have two shows left this year — November 12th in Monterrey, Mexico and the 14th in Mexico City.
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