And Hawkins will be sadly missed when the Foo Fighters return to the Bay State. Talk about being a “Queen for a Day.” While Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl is the best drummer to emerge out of the ‘90s, Hawkins was a true rock star in his own right.
When the Foo Fighters last played the Bay State in the summer of 2018, one of the many highlights was Hawkins, tapping into his inner Bowie, kicked into a goose-pimply cover of Queen’s “Under Pressure” with Luke Spiller, who totally nailed the Freddie Mercury part. The Foo Fighters were supposed to headline the Boston Calling Music Festival last year but the band’s tour was scrapped due to the overdose death of drummer Taylor Hawkins while on tour in Bogata, Colombia.
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Boston Calling Music Festival with headliners the Foo Fighters and Yeah Yeah Yeah on May 26 The Lumineers and Alanis Morissette on May 27 and Paramore and Queens of the Stone Age on May 28, plus many others all weekend, Harvard Athletic Complex, Boston When it comes to Bruce Springsteen - who has publicly said his daughter’s a “Swiftie” - and will be catching Taylor on one of her shows during some downtime from his own tour - he better watch his back. Described as a journey through all of her “musical eras,” the “Eras Tour” shows have been clocking in over three hours with a set list consisting of 44 songs divided into 10 acts that conceptually portray Swift’s studio albums. This time, Swift is embarking on her most ambitious tour yet, in support of “Lover,” “Folklore,” “Evermore” and “Midnights,” four albums she hasn’t had a chance to tour behind because of the pandemic. This will be the sixth headlining concert tour and her 11th, 12th and 13th shows Swift has brought to the Bay State, and each tour has been different and spectacular. And the Foxborough crowd has watched Swift grow up before their eyes, so much so that the lanky, doe-eyed pop diva often acknowledges the deep connection she has with Foxborough, the home of the first stadium she ever headlined back in the summer of 2010 and the place of the “infamous rain show” of June 25, 2011. Despite being a pop megastar playing in packed stadiums, Swift has the uncanny ability to intimately connect with fans on a personal level. Hands down, the hottest concert ticket of the year is Taylor Swift’s eagerly anticipated “Eras Tour,” which is stopping at Gillette for three sold-out shows, starting Friday.
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