Foo Fighters Drummer Taylor Hawkins has died at 50. Taylor Hawkins, the golden-locked and very famous musician who for more than two decades drummed for Hollywood rock band Foo Fighters on their mode to the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, has passed away, the band said on Friday – a statement made curtly earlier than the group was to play in Colombia. He was fifty. The cause of death was not exposed.
"The
Foo Fighters family is besieged by the depressing and untimely defeat of our dearly
loved Taylor Hawkins. His musical strength and communicable laughter will live
on with all of us everlastingly," the band said on the famous social
networking website Twitter. "Our hearts go out to his kids, family, and
wife, and we query that their isolation is treated with the utmost respect in
this unbelievable hard time."
On Friday,
the rock band was planning to perform in Bogotá for the Festival Estereo Picnic,
trailed by Lollapalooza Brasil, according to its website.
Friday's show
was canceled just as fans were get-together at 11 p.m., according to Romeo
Reyes, who informed he voyage from El Salvador to Bogotá to attend the carnival.
"We
were receiving into condition when they knew that the Foo Fighters
would not be performing, however, they did not declare why. Almost ten minutes
later, the headlines broke that Hollywood rock band Taylor Hawkins had
died," Reyes said.
"No one
knew the cause for the annulment. ... We were all miserable. But like I said, no
one knew that Taylor Hawkins had died. We found out about ten to fifteen
minutes afterward," he said.
Foo Fighters Drummer Taylor Hawkins Has Died At 50
Afterward,
candles were sited on the stage as a vigil for Hawkins, and the monitors on
five stages predictable the message, "Taylor Hawkins Por Siempre,"
which interprets as "Taylor Hawkins Forever."
News of Taylor Hawkins' death came a day later than the band declared it would take the main stage at the Grammy Awards in Las Vegas on 3 April.
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