Dave Grohl Talks Pixies, Tiny Desk Concert, and Take Cover Tour: A Look into Foo Fighters' Latest Adventures
Dave Grohl, the frontman of the Foo Fighters, recently shared his love for the Pixies' album "Surfer Rosa" in a BBC 6 Music interview. Grohl praised the album's production by Steve Albini and the unique blend of voices between Black Francis and Kim Deal. He expressed his admiration for the album's lyrics and sonic techniques, stating that he has listened to it countless times and still enjoys it.
In addition to discussing his favorite record, Grohl talked about the Foo Fighters' recent Tiny Desk Concert debut, where they performed songs from their new album "Your Favorite Toy" along with classic hits like "Learn to Fly" and "Everlong." The band released the title track of the album in February, with Grohl calling it the "key" to the new record.
Foo Fighters also announced their upcoming tour in Australia and New Zealand, set to kick off in November and continue into early 2026. The tour will feature 16 opening acts from the region, promising an exciting lineup for fans. Grohl hinted at the band's return to the region after a one-off show in Tasmania, emphasizing their commitment to their Australian and New Zealand fans.
For more information about Foo Fighters' Take Cover tour and their latest album, "Your Favorite Toy," fans can visit the band's official website for updates and ticket details. Grohl's passion for music and dedication to his craft shine through in his discussions about his favorite records and the band's upcoming tour.