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• MEMBERS: Dave Grohl ~ Taylor Hawkins (joined in 1997 - died in 2022) ~ Chris Shiflett ~ Nate Mendel ~ Pat Smear (left in 1998) ~ William Goldsmith (left in 1997) ~ Franz Stahl (1998-1999) - Josh Freese (2023 - )
• BIRTHDAY: David Grohl (January 14, 1969) ~ Nate Mendel (December 2, 1968) ~ Pat Smear (August 5, 1959) ~ William Goldsmith (July 4, 1972)
• BIGGEST POP SINGLE: "Big Me" (1996)
• BIGGEST LP: Wasting Light (2011)
• GRAMMY AWARDS: 14
• VH1: '100 Sexiest Artists': 74
• VH1: '100 Greatest Hard Rock Artists': 72
• ROCK & ROLL HALL OF FAME INDUCTEE: 2021
• "People should never be afraid that Foo Fighters are ever going to break up, it's like your grandparents getting divorced - it's never gonna happen." - David Grohl, Foo Fighters

• The Foo Fighters consists of Dave Grohl on guitar and vocal, Nate Mendel on bass, Taylor Hawkins on drums, and Chris Shiflett on guitar. Grohl formed the group in late 1994 (after finding large-scale success with Nirvana) with original members Mendel, Pat Smear on guitar (replaced later by Franz Stahl) and William Goldsmith on drums (replaced later by Hawkins).

• July 20: The Foo Fighters released their debut LP Foo Fighters.

• September 27: Foo Fighters was certified gold.

• October 5: The Foo Fighters appeared on the cover of Rolling Stone.

• December 2: The Foo Fighters performed "I'll Stick Around" and "For The Cows" on Saturday Night Live.

# 65 Singles Artist of the Year

• January 26: Foo Fighters was certified platinum.

• February 28: Foo Fighters were nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Alternative Music Performance (Foo Fighters).

• March 16: The Foo Fighters hit the ARC Weekly Top 40 with "Big Me."

• May 18: The Foo Fighters hit the Top 10 with "Big Me."

• September 4: The Foo Fighters won a MTV Video Music Award for Best Group Video ("Big Me") and was also nominated for Video of the Year, Best Alternative Video, Breakthrough Video, and Best Direction ("Big Me").

• May 20: The Foo Fighters released The Colour And The Shape.

• August 8: The Colour And The Shape was certified gold.

• September 4: The Foo Fighters were nominated for 2 MTV Video Music Awards including Best Rock Video and Best Alternative Video ("Monkey Wrench").

• October 18: The Foo Fighters hit the ARC Weekly Top 40 with "Everlong."

• February 25: The Foo Fighters were nominated for 2 Grammy Awards for Best Hard Rock Performance ("Monkey Wrench") and Best Rock Album (The Colour And The Shape).
• February 26: The Colour And The Shape was certified platinum.

• September 10: The Foo Fighters were nominated for 3 MTV Video Music Awards including Best Rock Video, Best Special Effects (Paul Sokol & Chris W.), and Best Art Direction (Bill Lakoss) ("Everlong").

• November 2: The Foo Fighters released There Is Nothing Left To Lose.
  November 6: The Foo Fighters topped the Billboard Modern Rock Tracks chart for 1 week with "Learn To Fly."
  November 6: The Foo Fighters performed "Learn To Fly" and "Stacked Actors" on Saturday Night Live.
  November 27: The Foo Fighters hit the ARC Weekly Top 40 with "Learn To Fly."

• December 13: There Is Nothing Left To Lose was certified platinum.

# 82 Singles Artist of the Year

• January 22: The Foo Fighters hit the Top 10 with "Learn To Fly."

• September 7: The Foo Fighters were nominated for 2 MTV Video Music Awards including Best Group Video and Best Direction (Jesse Peretz) ("Learn To Fly").

• February 21: The Foo Fighters won 2 Grammy Awards for Best Rock Album (There Is Nothing Left To Lose) and Best Music Video, Short Form ("Learn To Fly"), and were nominated for Best Rock Vocal Performance by a Duo or Group ("Learn To Fly").

• October 22: The Foo Fighters released One By One.
• October 27: The Foo Fighters topped the UK LP chart for 1 week with One By One.

• November 23: Foo Fighters topped the Modern Rock Tracks chart for 10 weeks with "All My Life."

• December 19: One By One was certified gold.

• February 22: The Foo Fighters performed "All My Life" and "Times Like These" on Saturday Night Live.
• February 23: The Foo Fighters won a Grammy Award for Best Hard Rock Performance ("All My Life") and were nominated for Best Rock Song ("All My Life").

• August 1: The Foo Fighters could be heard on the soundtrack for American Wedding with "Times Like These."

• September 10: One By One was certified platinum.

• February 8: The Foo Fighters won a Grammy Award for Best Rock Album (One By One) and were nominated for Best Rock Vocal Performance by a Duo or Group ("Times Like These").

• August 10: The Foo Fighters could be heard on the compilation Rock Against Bush, Vol. 2 with "Gas Chamber."

# 98 Singles Artist of the Year

• June 14: The Foo Fighters released the double CD In Your Honor which Newsday described as "...stretching the boundaries of alternative rock."
  June 25: The Foo Fighters hit the ARC Weekly Top 40 with "Best Of You."

• July 9: The Foo Fighters topped the Billboard Modern Rock Tracks chart for 7 weeks with "Best Of You."
  July 30: The Foo Fighters topped the Mainstream Rock Tracks chart for 4 weeks with "Best Of You."
• July 26: In Your Honor was certified platinum.

• August 28: The video for "Best Of You" was nominated for 2 MTV Video Music Awards for Best Rock Video and Best Editing.

• September 9: Foo Fighters performed on Shelter From The Storm: A Concert For The Gulf Coast - a benefit program shown on all the major networks simultaneously to raise money for those affected by Hurricane Katrina.

• November 12: Foo Fighters performed "DOA" and "Best Of You" on Saturday Night Live.
• November 26: Foo Fighters topped the Billboard Modern Rock Tracks chart for 6 weeks with "DOA."

• December 31: Foo Fighters topped the Billboard Year-End Charts with the Top Modern Rock Track ("Best Of You").

• February 8: Foo Fighters were nominated for 4 Grammy Awards including Best Pop Collaboration with Vocals ("Virginia Moon" with Norah Jones), Best Rock Song (awarded to the songwriter) and Best Rock Vocal Performance by a Duo or Group ("Best Of You"), and Best Rock Album (In Your Honor).

• November 7: Foo Fighters released the live LP Skin & Bones.

• July 7: The Foo Fighters performed at the Live Earth concert in the UK. The 7-continent concert organized by Al Gore brought together over 100 artists to perform and raise the world's awareness about the climate crisis and how to make a difference to help the environment and the world.

• September 1: The Foo Fighters topped the Billboard Hot Modern Rock Tracks chart for 18 weeks with "The Pretender."
• September 25: The Foo Fighters released Echoes, Silence, Patience And Grace.
• September 30: The Foo Fighters topped the UK LP chart for 1 week with Echoes, Silence, Patience And Grace.

• October 6: The Foo Fighters topped the Billboard Hot Mainstream Rock Tracks chart for 6 weeks with "The Pretender."
• October 13: The Foo Fighters performed "The Pretender" on Saturday Night Live.
• October 13: The Foo Fighters topped the Billboard Rock Albums chart for 1 week, Alternative Albums chart for 1 week, Hard Rock Albums chart for 2 weeks, and Digital Albums chart for 1 week with Echoes, Silence, Patience And Grace.

• December 13: Echoes, Silence, Patience And Grace was certified gold.

• February 10: The Foo Fighters won 2 Grammy Awards for Best Hard Rock Performance ("The Pretender") and Best Rock Album (Echoes, Silence, Patience And Grace), and was nominated for Album of the Year (Echoes, Silence, Patience And Grace), Record of the Year, and Best Rock Song (awarded to the songwriter) ("The Pretender").

• March 1: The Foo Fighters topped the Billboard Hot Modern Rock Tracks chart for 7 weeks with "Long Road To Ruin."

• August 2: The Foo Fighters topped the Billboard Modern Rock Tracks chart for 4 weeks with "Let It Die."

• September 7: The video for "The Pretender" was nominated for a MTV Video Music Award for Best Rock Video.

• November 18: The DVD Live At Wembley Stadium was released.
• November 23: The Foo Fighers were nominated for an American Music Award for Favorite Alternative Artist.

• December 31: The Foo Fighers topped the Billboard Year-End Charts as the Top Modern Rock Artist and with the Top Modern Rock Song ("Let It Die").

• November 3: The Foo Fighters released Greatest Hits.
• November 14: The Foo Fighters topped the Billboard Rock Songs chart for 2 weeks with "Wheels."
• November 21: The Foo Fighters topped the Billboard Hard Rock Albums chart for 1 week with Greatest Hits.

• March 12: The Foo Fighters topped the Billboard Rock Songs chart for 20 weeks with "Rope."
• March 26: The Foo Fighters topped the Billboard Alternative Songs chart for 13 weeks with "Rope."

• April 2: The Foo Fighters topped the Billboard Mainstream Rock Tracks chart for 5 weeks with "Rope."
• April 9: The Foo Fighters topped the Billboard Active Rock chart for 3 weeks with "Rope."
• April 9: The Foo Fighters performed "Rope" and "Walk" on Saturday Night Live.
• April 12: The Foo Fighters released Wasting Light.
• April 16: The Foo Fighters topped the Billboard Heritage Rock chart for 6 weeks with "Rope."
• April 17: The Foo Fighters topped the UK LP chart for 1 week with Wasting Light.
• April 30: The Foo Fighters topped the Billboard 200 LP chart for 1 week, Rock Albums chart for 4 weeks, Alternative Albums chart for 4 weeks, Digital Albums chart for 1 week, and Hard Rock Albums chart for 6 weeks with Wasting Light. The LP sold over 235,000 copies its first week of release in the US.

• May 18: Wasting Light was certified gold.

• July 30: The Foo Fighters topped the Billboard Rock Songs chart for 1 week with "Walk."

• August 6: The Foo Fighters topped the Billboard Alternative Songs chart for 8 weeks with "Walk."
• August 28: The video for "Walk" won a MTV Video Music Award for Best Rock Video.

• September 10: The Foo Fighters topped the Billboard Mainstream Rock Tracks chart for 4 weeks and Active Rock chart for 3 weeks with "Walk."

• October 1: The Foo Fighters topped the Billboard Rock Songs chart for 7 weeks with "Walk."

• November 12: The Foo Fighters topped the Billboard Heritage Rock chart for 3 weeks with "Walk."
• November 20: The Foo Fighters won an American Music Award for Favorite Alternative Artist.

• February 12: The Foo Fighters won 5 Grammy Awards including Best Rock Song and Best Rock Performance ("Walk"), Best Hard Rock / Metal Performance ("White Limo"), Best Rock Album (Wasting Light), and Best Music Video, Long Form (Foo Fighters: Back And Forth), and was nominated for Album of the Year (Wasting Light).

• January 26: Grohl and Pat Smear won a Grammy Award for Best Rock Song (awarded to the songwriter) ("Cut Me Some Slack" with Paul McCartney and Krist Novoselic).

• November 8: The Foo Fighters topped the Billboard Rock Airplay chart for 16 weeks and Mainstreams Rock Songs chart for 13 weeks with "Something From Nothing."

• November 10: The Foo Fighters released Sonic Highways.
• November 29: The Foo Fighters topped the Billboard Rock Albums chart for 1 week, Alternative Albums chart for 3 weeks, and Hard Rock Albums chart for 1 week with Sonic Highways.

• December 6: The Foo Fighters topped the Billboard Alternative Songs chart for 8 weeks with "Something From Nothing."

• April 4: The Foo Fighters topped the Billboard Mainstream Rock Songs chart for 3 weeks with "Congregation."
  April 11: The Foo Fighters topped the Billboard Rock Airplay chart for 1 week with "Congregation."

• June 12: Grohl broke his leg while performing in Sweden, went to the hospital and returned to finish the concert.

• December 31: The Foo Fighters topped the Billboard 2015 Year-End Chart Toppers as the Top Rock Airplay Artist.

• February 15: The Foo Fighters were nominated for 2 Grammy Awards for Best Rock Performance ("Something From Nothing") and Best Music Film (Sonic Highways).

• July 29: The Foo Fighters topped the Billboard Mainstreams Rock Songs chart for 4 weeks with "Run."

• August 27: The video for "Run" was nominated for a MTV Video Music Award for Best Rock Video.

• September 15: The Foo Fighters released Concrete And Gold.
• September 22: The Foo Fighters topped the UK LP chart for 1 week with Concrete And Gold.

• October 6: Echoes, Silence, Patience And Grace and Wasting Light were certified platinum.
• October 7: The Foo Fighters topped the Billboard 200 LP chart for 1 week, Albums Sales chart for 1 week, Digital Sales chart for 1 week, Internet Albums chart for 1 week, Rock Albums chart for 1 week, Hard Rock Albums chart, and Alternative Albums chart for 1 week with Concrete And Gold.

• December 9: The Foo Fighters topped the Billboard Rock Airplay chart for 1 week and Mainstream Rock chart for 4 weeks with "The Sky Is A Neighborhood."
• December 16: The Foo Fighters performed "The Sky Is A Neighborhood," "Everlong/Chrismas (Baby Please Come Home)," and "Linus And Lucy" on Saturday Night Live.

• January 28: The Foo Fighters won a Grammy Award for Best Rock Song ("Run") and was nominated for Best Rock Performance ("Run").

• August 20: The video for "The Sky Is A Neighborhood" was nominated for a MTV Video Music Award for Best Rock Video.

• November 7: The Foo Fighters performed "Shame Shame" and "Times Like These" on Saturday Night Live.
• November 21: Foo Fighters topped the Billboard Rock Airplay chart with "Shame Shame."

• January 30: The Foo Fighters topped the Billboard Hard Rock Digital Songs chart for 1 week with "Times Like These."

• February 5: The Foo Fighters released Medicine At Midnight.
• February 12: The Foo Fighters topped the UK LP chart for 1 week with Medicine At Midnight.
• February 20: The Foo Fighters topped Billboard Albums Sales chart for 1 week, Rock Albums chart for 1 week, Alternative Albums chart for 1 week, and Hard Rock Albums chart for 1 week with Medicine At Midnight.
• February 20: The Foo Fighters topped Billboard Hard Rock Songs chart for 7 weeks with "Waiting On A War."

• March 20: The Foo Fighters topped the Billboard Rock & Alternative Airplay chart for 6 weeks with "Waiting On A War."

• April 10: The Foo Fighters topped the Billboard Mainstream Rock Airplay chart for 2 weeks with "Waiting On A War."
• April 24: The Foo Fighters topped the Billboard Hard Rock Songs chart for 1 week with "Waiting On A War."

• July 23: The Foo Fighters, as 'The Dee Gees' released the live LP Hail Satin.

• August 28: The Foo Fighters topped the Billboard Rock & Alternative Airplay chart for 7 weeks with "Making A Fire."

• September 12: The video for "Shame Shame" was nominated for 3 MTV Video Music Awards including Best Rock Video, Best Choreography, Best Cinematography. The Foo Fighters were also honored with the MTV Global Icon Award and nominated for Best Group.
• September 18: The Foo Fighters topped the Billboard Mainstream Rock Airplay chart for 1 week with "Making A Fire."

• October 30: The Foo Fighters were inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.

• November 21: The Foo Fighters topped the Billboard Rock Airplay chart for 11 weeks with "Shame Shame."
• November 21: The Foo Fighters were nominated for an American Music Award for Favorite Rock Artist.

• December 19: The Foo Fighters topped the Billboard Mainstream Rock chart for 6 weeks with "Shame Shame."
• December 31: The Foo Fighters topped the Billboard 2021 Year-End Chart Toppers chart as the Top Rock Airplay Artist, Top Mainstream Rock Artist, and Top Adult Alternative Airplay Artist.

• March 25: It was announced that drummer, Taylor Hawkins had died at the age of 50. A forensic examination revealed 10 different substances in his body including anti-depressants and opiods.

• April 3: The Foo Fighters won 3 Grammy Awards including Best Rock Song (awarded to the songwriter) ("Waiting On A War"), Best Rock Performance ("Make A Fire"), and Best Rock Album (Medicine At Midnight).
• April 9: The Foo Fighters topped the Billboard Hard Rock Albums chart for 2 weeks with Greatest Hits.
• April 9: The Foo Fighters topped the Billboard Hard Rock Songs chart for 3 weeks with "Everlong."

• August 28: The video for "Love Dies Young" was nominated for a MTV Video Music Award for Best Rock Video.

• October 28: The Essential Foo Fighters was released.

• November 20: The Foo Fighers were nominated for a American Music Award for Favorite Rock Song ("Love Dies Young").

• May 20: The Foo Fighters topped the Billboard Rock & Alternative Airplay chart for 11 weeks and Mainstream Rock Airplay chart for 6 weeks with "Rescued."
• May 24: The Foo Fighters announced their new drummer would be Josh Freese.
• May 27: The Foo Fighters topped the Billboard Alternative Airplay chart for 10 weeks with "Rescued."

• June 2: The Foo Fighters released But Here We Are.
• June 9: The Foo Fighters topped the UK LP chart for 1 week with But Here We Are.
• June 17: The Foo Fighters topped Billboard Alternative Albums chart for 1 week and Hard Rock Albums chart for 1 week with But Here We Are.
• June 17: The Foo Fighters topped Billboard Hard Rock Songs chart for 1 week with "Rescued."

• September 12: The video for "The Teacher" was nominated for a MTV Video Music Award for Best Rock Video.
• September 30: The Foo Fighters topped the Billboard Rock & Alternative Airplay chart for 6 weeks, Mainstream Rock Airplay chart for 1 week, and Alternative Airplay chart for 3 weeks with "Under You."

• October 28: The Foo Fighters performed "Rescued" and "The Glass" on Saturday Night Live.

• February 4: The Foo Fighters were nominated for 3 Grammy Awards including Best Rock Performance and Best Rock Song (awarded to the songwriter) ("Rescued") and Best Rock Album (But Here We Are).

• April 13: The Foo Fighters topped the Billboard Mainstream Rock Airplay chart for 1 week with "The Glass."

• July 26: The Foo Fighters topped the Billboard Rock & Alternative Airplay chart with "Today's Song."

	Foo Fighters Released: July 20, 1995 US: Platinum Billboard Top 200 LPs peak: # 23 Grammy Nominee: Best Alternative Music Performance Rolling Stone: - Entertainment Weekly: B+ Tracks: "This Is A Call" - "I'll Stick Around" - "Big Me" - "Alone + Easy Target" - "Good Grief" - "Floaty" - "Weenie Beenie" - "Oh, Georgie" - "For All The Cows" - "X-Static" - "Watershed" - "Exhausted"
	The Colour And The Shape Released: May 20, 1997 US: Platinum Billboard Top 200 LPs peak: # 10 Grammy Nominee: Best Rock Album Rolling Stone: - Entertainment Weekly: B Tracks: "Doll" - "Monkey Wrench" - "Hey, Johnny Park" - "My Poor Brain" - "Wind Up" - "Up In Arms" - "My Hero" - "See You" - "Enough Space" - "February Stars" - "Everlong" - "Walking After You" - "New Way Home"
	There Is Nothing Left To Lose Released: November 2, 1999 US: Platinum Billboard Top 200 LPs peak: # 10 Grammy Winner: Best Rock Album Rolling Stone: - Entertainment Weekly: B+ Tracks: "Stacked Actors" - "Breakout" - "Learn To Fly" - "Gimme Stitches" - "Generator" - "Aurora" - "Live-In Skin" - "Next Year" - "Headwires" - "Ain't It The Life" - "M.I.A'
	One By One Released: October 22, 2002 US: Platinum Billboard Top 200 LPs peak: # 3 Grammy Winner: Best Rock Album Rolling Stone: - Entertainment Weekly: A Tracks: "All My Life" - "Low" - "Have It All" - "Times Like These (One-Way Motorway)" - "Tired" - "Burn Away" - "Lonely As You" - "Halo" - "Overdrive" - "Disenchanted Lullabye" - "Come Back"
	In Your Honor Released: June 14, 2005 US: Platinum Billboard Top 200 LPs peak: # 2 Grammy Nominee: Best Rock Album Rolling Stone: - Entertainment Weekly: A / B+ Tracks: "In Your Honor" - "No Way Back" - "Best Of You" - "DOA" - "Hell" - "The Last Song" - "Free Me" - "Resolve" - "The Deepest Blues Are Black" - "End Over End" - "Still" - "What If I Do?" - "Miracle" - "Another Round" - "Friend Of A Friend" - "Over And Out" - "On The Mend" - "Virginia Moon" - "Cold Day In The Sun" - "Razor"
	Skin & Bones Released: November 7, 2006 Billboard Top 200 LPs peak: # 21 Rolling Stone: - Entertainment Weekly: B+ Live Tracks: "Razor" - "Over And Out" - "Walking After You" - "Marigold" - My Hero" - "Next Year" - "Another Round" - "Big Me" - "Cold Day In The Sun" - "Skin And Bones" - "February Stars" - "Times Like These" - "Friend Of A Friend" - "Best Of You" - "Everlong"
	Echoes, Silence, Patience And Grace Released: September 25, 2007 US: Platinum Billboard Top 200 LPs peak: # 3 Billboard # 1: Digital Albums, Rock Albums, Alternative Albums, Hard Rock Albums Grammy Winner: Best Rock Album Grammy Nominee: Album of the Year Rolling Stone: - Entertainment Weekly: A Tracks: "The Pretender" - "Let It Die" - "Erase/Replace" - "Long Road To Ruin" - "Come Alive" - "Stranger Things Have Happened" - "Cheer Up, Boys (Your Make Up Is Running)" - "Summer's End" - "Ballad Of The Beaconsfield Miners" - "Statues" - "But, Honestly" - "Home"
	Greatest Hits Released: November 3, 2009 Billboard Top 200 LPs peak: # 11 Tracks: "All My Life" - "Best Of You" - "Everlong" - "The Pretender" - "My Hero" - "Learn To Fly" - "Times Like These" - "Monkeywrench" - "Big Me" - "Breakout" - "Long Road To Ruin" - "This Is A Call" - "Skin And Bones" - "Wheels" - "Word Forward" - "Everlong" (Acoustic)
	Wasting Light Released: April 12, 2011 US: Platinum Billboard Top 200 LPs peak: # 1 Grammy Winner: Best Rock Album Grammy Nominee: Album of the Year Rolling Stone: - Entertainment Weekly: A- Billboard # 1: Digital Albums, Rock Albums, Alternative Albums, Hard Rock Albums Tracks: "Bridge Burning" - "Rope" - "Dear Rosemary" - "White Limo" - "Arlandria" - "These Days" - "Back & Forth" - "A Matter Of Time" - "Miss The Misery" - "I Should Have Known" - "Walk"
	Sonic Highways Released: November 10, 2014 Billboard Top 200 LPs peak: # 2 Grammy Nominee: Best Rock Album Rolling Stone: - Entertainment Weekly: B Billboard # 1: Rock Albums, Alternative Albums, Hard Rock Albums Tracks: "Something From Nothing" - "The Feast And The Famine" - "Congregation" - "What Did I Do? / God As My Witness" - "Outside" - "In The Clear" - "Subterranean" - "I Am A River"
	Concrete And Gold Released: September 15, 2017 Billboard Top 200 LPs peak: # 1 Billboard # 1: Album Sales, Internet Albums, Digital Albums, Rock Albums, Alternative Albums, Internet Albums Rolling Stone: Tracks: "T-Shirt" - "Run" - "Make It Right" - "The Sky Is A Neighborhood" - "La Dee Da" - "Dirty Water" - "Arrows" - "Happy Ever After (Zero Hour)" - "Sunday Rain" - "The Line" - "Concrete And Gold"
	Medicine At Midnight Released: February 5, 2021 Billboard # 1: Album Sales, Rock Albums, Alternative Albums, Hard Rock Albums Billboard Top 200 LPs peak: # 3 Grammy Winner: Best Rock Album Rolling Stone: Tracks: "Making A Fire" - "Shame Shame" - "Cloudspotter" - "Waiting On A War" - "Medicine At Midnight" - "No Son Of Mine" - "Holding Poison" - "Chasing Birds" - "Love Dies Young"
	Hail Satin (as Dee Gees) Released: July 23, 2021 Billboard Top 200 LPs peak: # 27 Live Tracks: "You Should Be Dancing" - "Night Fever" - "Tragedy" - "Shadow Dancing" - "More Than A Woman" - "Making A Fire" - "Shame Shame" - "Waiting On A War" - "No Son Of Mine" - "Cloudspotter"
	The Essential Foo Fighters Released: October 28, 2022 Billboard Top 200 LPs peak: # 42 Tracks: "Everlong" - "Making A Fire" - "Times Like These" - "Rope" - "Monkey Wrench" - "My Hero" - "Cold Day In The Sun" - "Big Me" - "Long Road To Ruin" - "Shame Shame" - "Best Of You" - "All My Life" - "The Pretender" - "This Is A Call" - "Waiting On A War" - "Walk" - "Learn To Fly" - "The Sky Is A Neighborhood" - "Breakout" - "These Days" - "Everlong" (Acoustic Version)
	But Here We Are Released: June 2, 2023 Billboard Top 200 LPs peak: # 8 Billboard # 1: Alternative Albums, Hard Rock Albums Grammy Nominee: Best Rock Album Tracks: "Rescued" - "Under You" - "Hearing Voices" - "But Here We Are" - "The Glass" - "Nothing At All" - "Show Me How" - "Beyond Me" - "The Teacher" - "Rest"

1	Big Me from the LP Foo Fighters ARC chart run: 37 - 34 - 28 - 24 - 20 - 17 - 14 - 13 - 12 - 9 - 11 - 23 - off Year-End Chart Position: # 64 MTV VMA Winner: Best Group Video MTV VMA Nominee: Video of the Year, Best Alternative Video, Breakthrough Video, Best Direction	9	12	1996
2	Learn To Fly from the LP There Is Nothing Left To Lose ARC chart run: 40 - 36 - 33 - 26 - 21 - 17 - 15 - 12 - 9 - 8 - 16 - 24 - 40 - off Year-End Chart Position: # 85 RIAA Certification: Platinum Billboard # 1: Modern Rock Tracks Grammy Winner: Best Music Video, Short Form Grammy Nominee: Best Rock Vocal Performance by a Duo or Group MTV VMA Nominee: Best Group Video, Best Direction VH1: '100 Greatest Videos': # 20	8	13	2000
3	Best Of You from the LP In Your Honor ARC chart run: 40 - 36 - 30 - 26 - off Year-End Chart Position: # 126 RIAA Certification: 2x Platinum Billboard # 1: Modern Rock Tracks, Mainstream Rock Tracks Grammy Nominee: Best Rock Song, Best Rock Vocal Performance by a Duo or Group MTV VMA Nominee: Best Rock Video, Best Editing	26	4	2005
4	Everlong from the LP The Colour And The Shape ARC chart run: 40 - 35 - 33 - off Year-End Chart Position: # 181 RIAA Certification: 2x Platinum Billboard # 1: Hard Rock Songs MTV VMA Nominee: Best Rock Video, Best Special Effects, Best Art Direction	33	3	1997
	I'll Stick Around from the LP Foo Fighters	**	**	1995
	This Is A Call from the LP Foo Fighters	**	**	1995
	Monkey Wrench from the LP The Colour And The Shape Grammy Nominee: Best Hard Rock Performance MTV VMA Nominee: Best Rock Video, Best Alternative Video	**	**	1997
	My Hero from the LP The Colour And The Shape	**	**	1998
	Stacked Actors from the LP There Is Nothing Left To Lose	**	**	2000
	Generator from the LP There Is Nothing Left To Lose	**	**	2000
	Breakout from the LP There Is Nothing Left To Lose	**	**	2000
	Next Year from the LP There Is Nothing Left To Lose	**	**	2001
	All My Life from the LP One By One Billboard # 1: Modern Rock Tracks Grammy Winner: Best Hard Rock Performance Grammy Nominee: Best Rock Song	**	**	2002
	Have It All from the LP One By One	**	**	2003
	Times Like These from the LP One By One RIAA Certification: Platinum Billboard # 1: Hard Rock Digital Grammy Nominee: Best Rock Vocal Performance by a Duo or Group	**	**	2003
	Low from the LP One By One	**	**	2003
	DOA from the LP In Your Honor RIAA Certification: Gold Billboard # 1: Modern Rock Tracks	**	**	2005
	No Way Back from the LP In Your Honor	**	**	2006
	Miracle from the LP In Your Honor	**	**	2006
	The Pretender from the LP Echoes, Silence, Patience And Grace ARC chart run: 40 - 35 - 33 - off Year-End Chart Position: # 141 RIAA Certification: 2x Platinum Billboard # 1: Modern Rock Tracks, Mainstream Rock Tracks Grammy Winner: Best Hard Rock Performance Grammy Nominee: Record of the Year, Best Rock Song MTV VMA Nominee: Best Rock Video	**	**	2007
	Long Road To Ruin from the LP Echoes, Silence, Patience And Grace Billboard # 1: Modern Rock Tracks	**	**	2007
	Let It Die from the LP Echoes, Silence, Patience And Grace Billboard # 1: Modern Rock Tracks	**	**	2008
	Wheels from the LP Greatest Hits Billboard # 1: Rock Songs	**	**	2009
	Rope from the LP Wasting Light Billboard # 1: Rock Songs, Alternative Songs, Active Rock, Heritage Rock, Mainstream Rock Tracks	**	**	2011
	Walk from the LP Wasting Light Billboard # 1: Alternative Songs, Rock Songs, Mainstream Rock Tracks, Active Rock, Hard Rock Digital Songs, Heritage Rock Grammy Winner: Best Rock Song, Best Rock Performance	**	**	2011
	These Days from the LP Wasting Light	**	**	2011
	Something From Nothing from the LP Sonic Highways Billboard # 1: Rock Airplay, Mainstream Rock Songs, Alternative Songs Grammy Nominee: Best Rock Performance	**	**	2014
	Congregation from the LP Sonic Highways Billboard # 1: Mainstream Rock Songs, Rock Airplay	**	**	2014
	Run from the LP Concrete And Gold Billboard # 1: Mainstream Rock Songs Grammy Winner: Best Rock Song Grammy Nominee: Best Rock Performance	**	**	2017
	Rescued from the LP But Here We Are Billboard # 1: Rock & Alternative Airplay, Alternative Airplay, Mainstream Rock Airplay, Hard Rock Songs Grammy Nominee: Best Rock Song	**	**	2023
	Under You from the LP But Here We Are Billboard # 1: Rock & Alternative Airplay, Alternative Airplay, Mainstream Rock Airplay	**	**	2023
Note: Song title and position links lead you to the song's ARC Weekly Top 40 chart run . Songs charting prior to 1980 have information from Billboard magazine.