Sony Music Italy has thanked Rockin' 1000 for their Foo Fighters "Learn To Fly" cover. As posted on their Facebook account, the company was impressed with the project that prompted the band to add Cesena in their tour dates.

"On behalf of Sony Music I wanted to thank all those who have worked on the project 'Rockin' 1000,' Sony Music Italy President Andrea Rosi wrote as automatically translated by the social media platform. "Creating an event that has a huge symbolic value for those who like us works and believes in music."

"What have you done to Cesena is a wonderful and exciting testimony of how the rock can still be a form of extraordinary aggregation and passion," he complimented to Rockin' 1000. "I think you might have figured out by the reaction of the Foo Fighters and of the whole world that you have done something unforgettable."

He ended the post with "see you soon" thus confirming further the green light with Foo Fighters adding Cesena to their tour dates after the "Learn To Fly" cover.

The video of the performance already has beyond 18 million views although it was uploaded just five days ago. It was shared all over the Internet even by the target itself -- the Foo Fighters. After watching it, Dave Grohl himself uploaded a video to give them a special message.

""This video, was good!" he said on the clip as translated by BBC. "Super nice. Thank you so much. "We're coming, I swear. We'll see each other soon."

Foo Fighters has yet to announce a tour date for Cesena after the Rockin' 1000's "Learn To Fly" cover. The band though will be in two Italian towns to perform as part of the "Sonic Highways Tour." The American rock band is currently on a break and will resume their concerts in Canada on Aug. 12.