Foo fighters have rested their battery Seduce Leaving the musician “shocked and disappointed”.
The musician, 52, shared the news of his axis from the band through a sincere post shared through his Instagram on Friday, May 16.
“FOO fighters called me on Monday evening to let me know that they have decided” to go in another direction with their battery. “No reason was given.
He went on: “Although I liked the past two years with them, both inside and off the scene, and I support everything they think is the best for the group.”
As he reflected on the turn of events, Freese added that he was disappointed by the decision and said he was unexpected.
“In my 40 years of professional drums, I’m never left out of a group, so while I’m not angry – just a little shocked and disappointed,” he wrote. “But as most of you know, I’ve always worked independently and danced among the bands, so I’m fined.”
He then joked, “Stay tuned for ’10 my possible possible reasons that seduce was departed from the list of Foo Fighters.” “
The former Foo Fighters Batterman William Goldsmith, 52, was among the people reacting to the comment section and seemed to be as shocked as Fresee.
“Say what?” He wrote. “Why? To play everything not only perfectly but going up and beyond what most are out of distance?
He added, “I apologize but with respect that makes no sense to me absolutely.”
Fans also shared their disappointment in the news, with one writing: “A strange act on their part. We want to soon find yourself in a group, which you decide this is even better for you! And with Foo Fighters, there will be more good memories than the bad ones. We hug you because you are the best batteryist for us!
Another commented, “Omg this is not what I was expecting to read today. Josh US foo fans love you in the group. You will miss you and I will continue to follow you in Ig.”
Remembering Taylor Hawkins. The son of the late battery, Shane Hawkins, joined the Foo Fighters for Friday, May 26 at the Boston Calling Music Festival performance. Shane, 17, joined the lead singer Dave Grohl and the company to perform “I will stick to”, confirms us Weekly. “Thank you for last night #foofighters so much f -kin fun,” Shane shared via Instagram on Sunday, (…)
Freese joined the Foo Fighters in 2023 after taking over the late Taylor Hawkins, who died in March 2022 after being found irresponsible at a hotel in Colombia. He was 50 years old at the time of his death.
“The Foo Fighters family has been destroyed by the tragic and premature loss of our boyfriend Taylor Hawkins,” the group wrote in a statement through X at the time. “His musical spirit and infectious laughter will live with all of us forever. Our hearts turn to his wife, children and family, and we demand that their intimacy be treated with utmost respect in this unimaginable time.”
Hawkins joined the music band – which also includes Dave Grohl, Pat Smear, Chris Shiflett, Nate Mendel, Rami Jaffee AND Franz stahl – In 1997 after Goldsmith’s departure.
