Foo Fighters Climb The Charts After Taylor Hawkins’ Loss of life

As music followers know by now, longtime Foo Fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins died final month. After any person passes away, their work normally receives some renewed consideration. Now Billboard reveals this has certainly occurred with Foo Fighters on the most recent Billboard charts.

The band’s Biggest Hits compilation rose from No. 8 to the very high of the Prime Laborious Rock Albums chart, its first time at No. 1 because it debuted there in November 2009. It additionally rose from No. 24 to No. 2 on the Prime Rock Albums chart (a brand new peak) and up from No. 147 all the best way to No. 18 on the Billboard 200 chart.

“Everlong,” one of many band’s signature songs, additionally re-entered the Sizzling Laborious Rock Songs chart at No. 1, topping the chart (which launched in 2020) for the primary time. It’s price noting Hawkins doesn’t truly drum on the album model of the tune since he joined the band after it was recorded, though he does seem within the observe’s video.

These chart are all dated April 9 and replicate the monitoring week from March 25 to 31, which means the symbolize the times following Hawkins’ March 25 demise.

This comes shortly after Hawkins received some posthumous Grammys with Foo Fighters, because the band picked up the awards for Greatest Rock Album, Greatest Rock Music, and Greatest Rock Efficiency final weekend.