Watch Foo Fighters Perform With Mick Jagger On SNL

  Mick Jagger was the host of the season finale on Saturday Night Live this weekend.  The show was jam packed with special guests backing Jagger, including Foo Fighters, Arcade Fire, and Jeff Beck.

  Foo Fighters had a busy day Saturday, performing at Bamboozle Festival at Ashbury Park New Jersey then jumping on a helicopter to perform on SNL.


  Check out the performances below:

Listen To Parts Of Foo Fighters Lost Million Dollar Demo

  Before Foo Fighters released 'One By One' in 2002, the band worked on another album that never would get released.  The band spent four months and million dollars in a L.A. studio, but scraped the project because they said it "didn't sound right".

  Dave Grohl moved the project to his home studio instead and they recorded 'One By One'.

  Now two tracks from those sessions have surfaced online.  'Have It All' and 'Come Back' can be listened to below.  Those track names show up on 'One By One' but the versions from the original sessions sound quite different.

  Check out the original versions of 'Have It All' and 'Come Back' below and lest us know what you think.

Foo Fighters Documentary Back & Forth Available on YouTube In Its Entirety

 
  Foo Fighters documentary 'Back & Forth' is now available on YouTube in it's entirety

  The film released in 2011 documents the band's history spanning more than 17 years.

  Check out 'Back & Forth' below:

San Francisco's Outside Lands Lineup Announced

  San Francisco's ultimate concert in the park, Outside Lands music festival just got announced.  The headliners?  Metallica, Stevie Wonder...(finally on the same stage!) Jack White, Foo Fighters, Beck...WTF?  Sean Hayes?  Please tell me he is doing a one man Larry stage show.

  Outside Lands is August 10-12 in Golden Gate Park in SF, CA.
Tickets available Thursday, April 19th at noon here.

 Full Outside Lands lineup below:

Check Out Foo Fighters Entire 2 Hour And 40 Minute Set At Lollapalooza Brazil

 
  Foo Fighters headlined this years Lollapalooza Brazil 2012 Festival on April 7th.  Now you can check out their entire 2 hour and 40 minute set below.

  Lollapalooza announced the 2012 lineup for Chicago today.  You can check it out here.

So settle in and see what the Foo Fighters brought to Brazil this year in the video below:

M Rock Radio: Headline Mash-Up

M Rock Radio: Headline Mash-up.  
The headlines this week so far, that explain themselves..

• Killswitch Engage Say Decision To Bring Back Jesse Leach Was 'Very Easy'  read more

   

• Adrenaline Mob Tap Disturbed's John Moyer As New Bassist  read more

         

• Foo Fighters And Deadmous5 To Perform Together At Grammys  read more

• Tenacious D To Realease New Album In May read more

• Deftones Bassist Chi Cheng Showing Promising Signs Of Recovery  read more

• Metallica Announce Orion Music + More Festival  read more

• New Hatebreed Album In The Works  read more

 by Shaun Young
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Bamboozle Festival 2012 Lineup Announced

  The full 2012 Bamboozle Festival lineup was announced today with headliners Skrillex, Incubus, Foo Fighters, Blink-182, and Bon Jovi.

  The Asbury Park, New Jersey Festival takes place over 3 days May 18-20, with over 60 bands from every musical walk of life playing.  Thankfully Andrew Dice Clay cleared his calendar for the event..

  Full lineup below or go to TheBamboozle.com

Dave Grohl On Why Rock Isn't Dead, and Why The Foo Fighters Think They Suck.

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  When Dave Grohl of the Foo Fighters was asked how his year was, his answer:"I honestly think 2011 was the best year of my entire life." And why not, he's fronts probably the biggest band on the planet.  2011 brought the Foo Fighters a very successful seventh studio album 'Wasting Light', with a huge global tour and six Grammy nominations.

  But when asked by Billboard about his band, he had another thought "You have to understand, we're a really simple band. We think we suck and we try really hard to make good records and we practice.  We don't feel like the biggest, best band in the world.  We just feel like the same five dorks that were touring in a van 17 years ago, that hasn't changed."

  Like every year there is always the question, Is Rock dead?  "I don't think there's anything wrong with rock at all. It's overlooked. And right now, the current musical climate is not unlike it was back in 1991, right before Nirvana got popular.  The late '80s was full of over-produced pop that kids had nothing to grab hold of."  Said Grohl.

  The Foo Fighters are performing, and are nominated for 6 Grammys, including album of the year.  Their album 'Wasting Light' sold 235,000 copies its first week, becoming the band's first number one album in the United States.