Foo Fighters
Your Favorite Toy
Roswell/RCA
Released 04/24/26

  
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Foo Fighters have unveiled their twelfth studio album Your Favorite Toy, which follows 2023’s But Here We Are. Co-produced by the band and Oliver Roman, the album is preceded by the official singles “Asking For A Friend,” “Your Favorite Toy,” “Caught In The Echo” and “Of All People.”

“With this new record, and this new stuff, every single song feels great,” Dave Grohl explains to Apple Music’s Zane Lowe. “I think it’s because the way the songs were written, the way it was recorded, everything is very simple and direct. It has more to do with energy than any sort of proficiency. It’s, like, a vibe.”

To support the album’s arrival, and following their upcoming performance at the BottleRock Napa Valley festival on May 23rd, the band will embark upon a global tour that commences June 10th in Oslo, Norway and concludes January 25th in Perth, Australia.

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