Released in 1997, “Everlong” by Foo Fighters quickly became one of the band’s most iconic and enduring songs. Written by Dave Grohl during a turbulent time in his personal life, the track blends raw emotion with explosive energy, capturing a sense of longing, love, and catharsis that resonated deeply with fans. Though it wasn’t a massive chart hit initially, “Everlong” grew into a cult favorite, especially after Grohl’s stripped-down acoustic performance on The Howard Stern Show, which gave the

The Everlong DROP D Trick Everyone Should Know! If you’re in Drop D and only playing basic power chords, try adding this one extra note. It’s easy, it sounds HUGE, and it instantly gives you that Foo Fighters vibe. Mess around with it, write some riffs, and see what happens! | Marty Schwartz

70K views · 2.5K reactions | Want to play Everlong like a pro? In this lightning-fast lesson, I’ll show you the secret to nailing that iconic Foo Fighters riff on guitar — all in just 3 minutes. No complicated theory, no nonsense — just the chords, rhythm, and technique you need to get it sounding tight. Let’s go. | Marty Schwartz | Facebook