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Look: Josh Freese Ousted as Foo Fighters Drummer

  • On May 16, 2025, Josh Freese announced that he has parted ways with the Foo Fighters, ending his tenure as the band’s drummer that began in 2023.
  • Freese joined the band after longtime drummer Taylor Hawkins died in 2022, but the Foo Fighters recently informed him of their decision to change drummers.
  • Freese said the band contacted him Monday night to inform him they had decided to part ways with him as their drummer, without providing an explanation.
  • He wrote he was “not angry” but “shocked and disappointed” after being fired despite 40 years of professional drumming and never being let go before.
  • Freese’s departure suggests the Foo Fighters will continue without him and move forward after replacing Taylor Hawkins and Freese’s two-year tenure.
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The American rock band Foo Fighters has fired their drummer Josh Freese, who has played with them since 2023.

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Foo Fighters drummer announces he's been fired from the band on social media

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