Foo Fighters performing on The Graham Norton Show last week If you tuned into the latest edition of The Graham Norton Show , you’ll have been treated to the musical stylings of Dave Grohl and his group, Foo Fighters . But what you might not have realised at the time is that they were joined by some familiar faces. On Friday night, Foo Fighters performed the title song from their next album Your Favorite Toy on Graham’s BBC talk show, after which Dave joined fellow guests Benicio Del Toro , Jennifer Garner , Charli XCX and Gordon Ramsay for a quick chat on the iconic red sofa. After the performance aired, Jake Shears confirmed that he and his Scissor Sisters bandmate Babydaddy had been drafted in by fellow 2000s music icon Dave to join them for the performance. “Sometimes you just end up in the Foo Fighters for a night!!” Jake joked. “What is life?! Thank you Foos and Graham for having us. Will never forget it!!” Meanwhile Babydaddy enthused : “Teenage me’s head just exploded. This guy has been a friend, ally and (insanely) fan for over 20 years now! Dreams come true!” View this post on Instagram During his chat with Graham, Dave confirmed that the Your Favorite Toy album will be out in April, and that the UK should expect more Foo Fighters live shows to promote the release in the next 18 months. Meanwhile, after their hugely successful arena tour in 2025, the reunited Scissor Sisters have more live shows coming up in the year ahead, with Jake telling HuffPost UK last year that he’s also open to releasing more music with the band in the future. “The nice thing is, there is no record label, we’re able now to have the luxury of making whatever we want, and taking however long we want to do to make it,” he explained. “There’s no rush.” Jake added: “To me, the most important thing is creating something that we’re super proud of, and that we love and can have fun doing.” READ MORE: Jake Shears: 'It Really Feels Like The World Might Need Scissor Sisters Again' Graham Norton 'Nicked' (And Then Almost Lost) Pivotal Prop From Taylor Swift Video No, That Viral Post About Dave Grohl's Newborn Daughter Is Not Legit