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Foo Fighters have rocketed straight to Number 1 with their tenth studio album Medicine at Midnight.

Foo Fighters’ Medicine at Midnight is proving to be a popular remedy, debuting at Number 1 on this week’s Official Irish Albums Chart.

Foo Fighters have launched their new radio series Medicine At Midnight Radio to celebrate the release of their latest album.The band, who released ‘Medicine At Midnight’ last week, have already marked the arrival of their new LP by starting a limited-run radio station on SiriusXM.A separate six-part radio series, Medicine At Midnight Radio, kicked off yesterday (February 8) on Apple Music with the first episode featuring Foos bassist Nate Mendel.The series, which is also airing on Foo Fighters Radio, will air each day this week at 7pm ET time (midnight UK time) on Apple Music Hits.

released a statement in March last year – one of the best of the cancellation statements, we may suggest – insisting once it was safe to get back out on the road the group would.For a band – who also counts Nate Mendel, Chris Shiflett, Pat Smear, and Rami Jaffee as members – that is known for getting on that tour bus and playing two-hour-minimum shows around the world for a few years, before punching out another album and doing it all again, Taylor, 48, admits not doing that feels ‘totally foreign’ to him, but follows it up with a sympathetic, ‘just how everything feels totally weird for everyone in the world right now.’He goes on: ‘It’s so hard for me to whinge right now at all. We’re so blessed, we’re so lucky.

Eli Countryman Playing off of one of the Foo Fighters’ most beloved hit songs, the band members came together to reflect on their 25-year music journey in “Times Like Those,” a new video uploaded to the band’s YouTube channel.Beginning with a “Star Wars”-inspired title screen, the video explains its premise from the jump: a look back on “bad fashion decisions, questionable facial hair, and, to be fair, a pretty respectable collection of guitars.” Dave Grohl, Taylor Hawkins, Nate Mendel, Chris Shiflett, Pat Smear and Rami Jaffe are featured in the 26-minute video, embarking on a visual journey and reminiscing via projected images and videos from their past. The commentary is worth a watch for both Stans and casual fans.

FOO FIGHTERS front-man and former Nirvana drummer Dave Grohl is no stranger to rock ’n’ roll strife. But the stadium veteran says 2020 has been an agonising disruption to his decades of touring and performing.

The band are also asking fans to share their Foos-related stories