Foo Fighters

Country | United States
Style  | Alternative Rock
Year | 1995

The Foo Fighters are an American alternative rock band. It was originally formed in 1995 by Dave Grohl and currently also consists of Chris Shiflett and Nate Mendel. They are famous for being the creators of post grunge, after the disbandment of Nirvana, Grohl's previous band. They spawned hit singles such as "Everlong," "Times Like These," "Learn To Fly," and "Best Of You". Their name comes from the nonsense word "foo", which was used to describe unknown radar blips.

Taylor Hawkins, who had played drums for the band since 1997, died in March 2022.

## Contents

* 1 Members
* 1.1 Current members
* 1.2 Former members
* 2 Discography

## Members[edit]

### Current members[edit]

* Dave Grohl - singer, guitar
* Chris Shiflett - guitar
* Nate Mendel - bass
* Pat Smear - guitar

### Former members[edit]

* Taylor Hawkins - drums (deceased)

## Discography[edit]

* Foo Fighters (1995)
* The Colour and the Shape (1997)
* There Is Nothing Left to Lose (1999)
* One by One (2002)
* In Your Honor (2005)
* Skin and Bones (Live) (2006)
* Echoes, Silence, Patience & Grace (2007)
* Greatest Hits (2009)
* Wasting Light (2011)
* Medium Rare (2011)
* Sonic Highways (2014)
* Concrete & Gold (2017)
* Medicine at Midnight (2021)