Taylor Hawkins’ son Shane said he intends to play BIG STADIUMS.
The late Foo Fighters drummer’s son made the remarks at a drum clinic. Hawkins said he has no plan yet on how to make it happen. Foo Fighters just fired their drummer Josh Freese.
Shane Hawkins, son of the late Foo Fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins, has rapidly emerged as a formidable talent in the rock drumming world. At just 16, he delivered a powerful and emotional performance of “My Hero” alongside the Foo Fighters at London’s Wembley Stadium in September 2022, honoring his father’s legacy. This poignant tribute resonated deeply with fans and critics alike, showcasing Shane’s remarkable skill and composure under immense pressure.
In recognition of his standout performance, Shane was awarded Drumeo’s 2022 Performance of the Year, a testament to his technical prowess and emotional depth as a drummer. Continuing his ascent, he joined the Foo Fighters on stage during their 2024 “Everything or Nothing at All” tour, performing tracks like “This Is a Call” across multiple UK venues.
With the recent departure of drummer Josh Freese from the Foo Fighters, speculation has intensified regarding Shane potentially stepping into the role full-time. While no official announcement has been made, Shane’s growing presence and undeniable talent suggest a promising future in music, carrying forward his father’s enduring legacy. His career trajectory points to an exciting new chapter for fans and the next generation of rock music.
