Foo Fighters have shared snippets of new songs, indicating that a new album is in the works.
The band have been hinting to that effect for a while now, having previously shared a 19 second video on social media with the caption: "This is just a test", leading fans to speculate that a new 12 track album was on the way.
A new album would serve as a follow up to 'But Here We Are', which was released by the band in 2023.
This is just a test. pic.twitter.com/J8OVCpMQrI
— Foo Fighters (@foofighters) February 4, 2026
Following on from this, it would appear that an announcement over a new Foo Fighters album is getting closer and closer, as now, the band have updated their official website, turning it into an interactive page, featuring snippets of new material.
This new homepage will make fans feel like they are visiting a music-lover's bedroom with a guitar in the corner, dirty clothes on the floor, photographs and stacks of CDS, as well as posters of Foo Fighters.
Each photo will feature a 10 second clip of a currently unreleased song, with as many as 11 such tracks made available to the website at the time of writing.
A photo of bassist Nate Mendel shows off hugely energetic guitar riff, while one of guitarist Pat Smear features an intense, punk guitar riff.
Meanwhile, a photo of Dave Grohl shows a faced pace track, while only two tracks preview vocals, with one of them showing the line “Turn the cameras off” repeated, and the other showing Grohl saying “Lately I Don’t hear the sound”.
Check out the site for yourselves here.
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Along with speculating over a new album, fans have been also calling for Foo Fighters to headline next year's Superbowl half time show, after frontman Dave Grohl was spotted in the crowd as the Seattle Seahawks took home the spoils with a 29-13 victory over the New England Patriots on Sunday (February 7) at the Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, California.
Elsewhere, former Foo Fighters' drummer, Josh Freese discussed his departure from the band, while insisting that he had to be "careful" about what information he divulges.
"The Foo Fighters are such a big, mainstream band that everything I say gets taken out of context, reposted, and blown out of proportion," Freese said. "People created headlines from one quick, simple comment I made on a podcast not long ago, it's crazy. I've got to be careful about what I say about it. But I've got a lot to say about it and I've been just trying to figure out how and when, to go about really articulating it".
