Foo Fighters Tour 2014 kicks off one of the biggest stage this year as they greet 2014 with a huge gig after a hiatus as they headline the Super Bowl Cruise Ship Jam. The Foo Fighters, Imagine Dragons and the Roots will headline the three-day festival before the Super Bowl game on February 2.

There will be a three-day Super Bowl festival, the Roots with Busta Rhymes and Run DMC will run a hip-hop show on the first night on January 30.

On the second day, January 31, Imagine Dragons will headline the show.

February 1 will be the day before the Super Bowl, will be topped off by the Foo Fighters alongside Zac Brown Band, where Dave Grohl has been working with before his band's return.

The series of concerts will take place across the Bud Light Hotel in New York where there will be a cruise ship docked on the Hudson River.

The band may possibly play some of their new songs during this show as they are reported to be rehearsing and recording new songs for their new album.

"It's badass. We're doing something that nobody knows about, it's f---ing rad. We begin recording soon, but we're doing it in a way that no one's done before and we're writing the album in a way that I don't think has been done before," Grohl said during his interview with Rolling Stones a few weeks back. "We actually just started making a new Foo Fighters record within the last few weeks. We've started rehearsing."

The announcement of the band to be recording and practicing new stuff signaled the band to end their hiatus.

"It was a very short hiatus," Foo Fighters guitarist Chris Shiflett said. "We're going to start recording the new Foo Fighter record at the beginning of next year."

In other news, Dave Grohl and Krist Novoselic, remaining members of the band Nirvana is set to commemorate April 10 as Nirvana Day. Apart from being named a hall of famer in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame this year, the town where Kurt Cobain lived during his short life will be honoring April 10 as Nirvana day - the same day the band will be inducted.

Mayor of Hoquiam, Washington, Mayor Jack Durney said in announcing April 10 for Nirvana Day: "Nirvana brings great honour ... to our entire community."