Foo Fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins died unexpectedly in March.
Taylor Hawkins was 50 when she died. AOP
In March, the drummer of the band Foo Fighters carried the sad news from the United States Taylor Hawkinsin from death. He was 50 years old at the time of his death.
Hawkins’ wife Alison Hawkins has commented publicly for the first time on her husband’s death. He posted a text on Taylor’s Twitter account thanking the fans and the Foo Fighters community for all the support.
“Your kindness is an invaluable comfort to my family and me in this time of incomprehensible grief,” writes Alison Hawkins.
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– As Taylor’s wife and on behalf of our children, I want to tell you how much you meant to her and how dedicated she was during her gigs, he continues.
Alison says Taylor really appreciated her work throughout her 25-year career. He notes that Taylor’s love for music lives on even when he’s gone.
Taylor was photographed with her family in California in February 2022. AOP
– In honor of his life, all of us who loved him must now respect Taylor’s legacy and the music he gave us.
The scripture ends with Alison’s love confessions to Taylor. Tweeting has been retweeted more than 6,000 times so far and has more than 55,000 likes.
Taylor and Alison were married in California in 2005. They have three children in common: Oliver16, Annabelle13, and Everleigh8.
Memorial concerts in the fall
The band Foo Fighters announced on their Instagram account on June 8 that they will hold two commemorative concerts for the deceased drummer. Concerts will be held in London and Los Angeles in September. Tickets for the concerts will go on sale on June 17th.
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In March, it was reported that the band would cancel all their concerts due to Taylor’s death.
– With great sadness, Foo Fighters confirms that all future gigs have been canceled due to the shocking loss of our brother Taylor Hawkins. We are sorry and share the disappointment that we will not be able to see each other as planned, Foo Fighters says in a statement.