The Foo Fighters’ family has been devastated by the untimely death of Taylor Hawkins,” they stated in a tweet statement Friday, March 25, 25. His infectious laughter and musical spirit will always be with us. We offer our condolences to his family, including his children and wife. We ask for privacy during this difficult time.

After William Goldsmith’s death, Hawkins joined the group, which also includes Dave Grohl and Pat Smear, Chris Shiflett (Nate Mendel, Nate Mendel), Rami Jaffee, Franz Stahl, Nate Mendel, Chris Shiflett, Chris Shiflett, Nate Mendel and Nate Mendel). The band released 10 albums together, including hit songs like “Best of You”, “Love Dies Young”, and “This Is a Call”. They will perform at the 2022 Grammy Awards next year.

He is survived by Alison Hawkins , his Texas wife and their three children, Everleigh, Annabelle, and Oliver.

In November 2019, the late songwriter said that he never imagined becoming a suburban father when he was 25. “But that’s who I am. I can’t write about my youth and going to clubs. I’m not very politically minded. This is all tongue-in-cheek, though.

While no further details about Taylor’s death were released, many of the biggest names in music have paid tribute to Taylor’s legacy.

“I don’t have the words.” Travis Barker wrote this via Instagram Friday. “I will never forget Laguna Beach days, when I was a garbage man in a punk rock group and you were playing with Alanis (Morissette]. You would come and watch me in dive bars, and you would be like, “kid, you’re a star!”

Barker Wellness founder, who will perform at the 2022 Oscars Sunday, March 27, added another tribute via Instagram Story. He wrote, “This one hurts.”

John Stamos, an alumnus of Full House, recalled the last messages they exchanged.

“This was Taylor Hawkins last text to me: “Ya We have yet to fully have an hang – Got to put that s-t together until we die,”” the Grandfatheredalum. He was 58 and tweeted on Saturday, March 26. “Wise words from a friend – put this s-t together!” It’s so sad. Another one lost too soon.”

Paul McCartney

McCartney posted via Instagram Wednesday, March 30, that Taylor’s sudden death was a shock to him and his family. “He was not only a great drummer, but his personality was huge and shining and will be missed by all those who had the opportunity to live and work with him.”

He said, “I was asked to play on one their tracks by the Foo Fighters.” They wanted me to play the drums! — On one of Taylor’s songs. This request was made by a group that featured TWO incredible drummers. It was an amazing session that cemented my friendship with Taylor and the guys. They asked me later if they would like to be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. I sang on “Get Back” with them. Taylor was a great drummer. That night will be a memory I will never forget. It was a very sad day to learn that he had passed away. Thanks Taylor for spending some wonderful minutes with me. I will always remember you as a Rock and Roll legend.

Lenny Kravitz

The “Fly Away” singer tweeted, “A rock and rolling brother has passed home too soon.” His family, Dave Grohl and the @FooFighters are my deepest condolences. Taylor was a man of great heart and power. He Rest in Peace.

Stevie Nicks

“Thank goodness for the Foo Fighters photo booth. Through these photos, my friendship with Taylor will never be forgotten,” Taylor wrote via Instagram on Saturday. She shared a throwback picture with Hawkins. He always came to my shows. His best friend Dave and I even allowed me to be a Foo Fighter for a while. We recorded a kickass version of Gold Dust Woman (live), and I shouted “Best Gold Dust Woman ever” at the end. He was a man with a big heart and a beautiful smile. Everyone looked up when he entered the room. Everyone was sad when he left the room.”

Miley Cyrus

Alumna Hannah Montana dedicated Saturday’s concert in Brazil to the late singer.

“This is how you’ll always be remembered. Taylor Hawkins is my show tomorrow,” she had written via Instagram Story hours before.

Gene Simmons

“Hearts are broken all around the globe. Simmons shared the following via Twitter: “Taylor Hawkins was kind and a great musician.” “Drummer of the Foos and Alanis Morrisette, Sass Jordon (whom I managed for a while). Taylor and his band were scheduled to perform at our Kiss Kruize in October…Prayers and condolences go out to the Hawkins Family.”

Tommy Lee

In a Saturday Instagram post, the Motley Crue rocker said that typing words had never been easier. This is so hard! Dude, I spoke to you just a few hours ago in your Columbia hotel room before your concert. This would have been a sh-ty dream, or a joke that we could both laugh at. You know how I feel about and how much you love me. We both know that it’s not necessary to share our feelings on social media for the benefit of others.