I'm not sure about the "ever-diminishing" nature of their audience. My 13 year old son is a bigger fan than his 53 year old dad who thinks that the Foos were among the few things worth hearing on the typical modern rock station between 2000 and 2009. They seem to be popular among his friends as well.cron wrote: Sun Apr 04, 2021 12:50 am Foo Fighters fit seamlessly into 1990s rock radio. Their longevity is genuinely impressive, but they're fundamentally a legacy act selling to an ever-diminishing audience they built 25 years ago. Sure there's the odd outlier like Greta Van Fleet, but the 45+ demographic isn't really a group that new bands take by storm.
A garage rock band with poppy elements and quality gear.What would cloning Foo Fighters look like?