Dave Grohl Drumming on New Queens of the Stone Age Album

Theo Wargo/Getty Images for the Global Citizen Festival Dave Grohl performs with the Foo Fighters during the Global Citizen Fest in Central Park, New York.

Dave Grohl will play drums on a new Queens of the Stone Age album, afterward the abandonment of bagman Joey Castillo, bandleader Josh Homme told the BBC.

Grohl, the above Nirvana bagman and accepted Foo Fighters leader, played on Queens of the Stone Age's 2002 anthology Songs for the Deaf. Grohl "and I accept this admirable agreeable accord which we don't accept with added people," Homme said. "It's a actual air-conditioned and adequate position."

Homme said the bandage is abutting to finishing the new album, their sixth, which is due ancient in 2013. It's not bright whether Grohl will aswell accompany Queens of the Stone Age on tour, admitting it looks like he'll accept some chargeless time: he announced in September that Foo Fighters was demography a break.

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