Foo Fighters are actually a Bee Gees tribute band.
No, this isn’t some type of out of season April Fools joke. After a masterful return to the stage over the weekend at Madison Sq. Backyard, their first post-COVID efficiency, the enduring rock band had been fast to announce their subsequent massive musical endeavor—changing into the Dee Gees.
Followers will not have lengthy to course of the stunning growth because the group’s forthcoming disco file below the brand new alias is out subsequent month. In line with Rolling Stone, the 10-track providing, titled Hail Satin, will bundle 5 Bee Gees classics—“You Ought to Be Dancing,” Evening Fever,” “Tragedy,” “Extra Than a Girl,” and “Shadow Dancing—together with 5 disco-inspired editions of songs from Foo Fighters’ latest album, Medication At Midnight.
“We’ve been happening to our studio day-after-day and filming issues and recording issues, and this at some point we had our listing of issues we had been alleged to do and it stated, ‘Document a canopy tune for Jo,’” Dave Grohl recalled. “And whereas we had been having this dialog anyone stated, ‘Hey, have you ever seen that Bee Gees documentary?’ And I used to be just like the final individual on earth, the one person who hadn’t seen it. So I used to be like, ‘Why don’t we simply do a Bee Gees tune?’ And somebody was similar to, ‘OK, how do you wanna do it?’ And I stated, ‘Effectively, let’s do it just like the Bee Gees.’”
Followers will quickly get to listen to the fruits of that studio session on July seventeenth.