Dave Grohl: Last News

Foo Fighters forming has been identified via a video on social media.Lorcan Dunne has stumbled on a video of Dave Grohl online talking about what inspired him to return to music following the death of Kurt Cobain in 1994 and the subsequent ending of Nirvana.Dunne’s cousin, Eoin Tighe, took to Twitter, now X, to explain that he believed Dunne to be the man Grohl spoke about in the interview – and the reason Grohl got back into the studio after the death of Cobain.In the video, Grohl explains he had a “soul-searching” trip to The Ring of Kerry in Ireland. Grohl said he wanted to “disappear” and go to the “most remote place on earth” after he battled grief following the death of Cobain.He explained: “I’ve been before.

Dave Grohl has covered Tenacious D‘s ‘Tribute’ at a Foo Fighters show in Denver – watch fan-filmed footage below.The Foo Fighters have covered Tenacious D during their show at Empower Field in Denver, where Grohl revealed he participated in the making of ‘Tribute’: “I only played the drums on that song.”Grohl performed the cover during the acoustic section of their gig, and as he only played drums, sung a portion of the song.The cover follows Tenacious D’s recent controversy during their show in Sydney in July. When Jack Black asked Kyle Gass for his birthday wish, Gass referenced the failed Trump assasination attempt by saying: “Don’t miss Trump next time.”Since the remark, an Australian senator called for their deportation, and the band cancelled their tour, saying “all future creative plans are on hold”.Gass was also reportedly dropped by his agent following his comments.Foo Fighters recently had to cut a show in Queens short due to weather conditions, with the band issuing a statement shortly afterwards.“We are so disappointed that we were unable to play our full set for tonight’s fantastic crowd at Citi Field,” they wrote.

Dave Grohl dodged a question about Taylor Swift after he appeared to suggest that the musician doesn’t sing live at her Eras Tour concerts.The Foo Fighters frontman, 55, was asked about the “Lover” singer by a TMZ videographer in LA on Thursday.“A lot of people online thought your statements on Taylor not playing live weren’t fair. Why do you think she doesn’t sing live?” the person asked him.

Dave Grohl has joined Charli XCX‘s viral ‘Apple’ dance trend – check it out below.Since TikToker Kelley Heyer created choreography to the track in June, the song has been taking over social media and is becoming one of the album’s bigger streaming hits – celebrities including Joe Jonas, Stephen Colbert, Glen Powell, Daisy Edgar-Jones and even Charli XCX herself have joined in on the fun so far.Now, the Foo Fighters frontman and former Nirvana drummer has been filmed dancing along to the trend with his daughter Harper, who shared it on her TikTok account. In the video, Grohl is seen sitting, while Harper stands.

Josh Homme has promised that he will “roll his sleeves up” so that the next album Queens Of The Stone Age won’t keep fans waiting too long.The frontman discussed the plans for new material during a new appearance on the Dish podcast, where he looked back at the band’s run of tour dates and the fans’ response to their most recent work.Homme and co. dropped their latest LP, ‘In Times New Roman…’, last year, and the release marked their eighth studio album and long-awaited follow-up to 2017’s ‘Villains’.

Guns N Roses legendary guitarist Slash has taken to social media to express his heartbreak following the death of his step-daughter, Lucy-Bleu Knight. Lucy-Bleu passed away at just 25 years old, with Slash sharing the statement: "Lucy-Bleu Knight (December 6, 1998), beloved daughter of Meegan Hodges and Mark Knight, stepdaughter of Samantha Somers Knight and Slash, sister of Scarlet Knight, stepsister of London and Cash Hudson, passed away peacefully in Los Angeles, CA on July 19, 2024.

Slash has announced the death of his stepdaughter, Lucy-Bleu Knight. She was aged 25.The Guns N’ Roses guitarist took to social media channels this morning (July 22) to share the statement.“Lucy-Bleu Knight (December 6, 1998), beloved daughter of Meegan Hodges and Mark Knight, stepdaughter of Samantha Somers Knight and Slash, sister of Scarlet Knight, stepsister of London and Cash Hudson, passed away peacefully in Los Angeles, CA on July 19, 2024,” it read.“Lucy-Bleu was an incredibly talented artist, a passionate dreamer, and a charming, lovable, sweet soul.”No further information about her passing has been shared publicly, and Knight’s family have requested that “social media speculation be kept to a minimum as they grieve and process this devastating loss”.A post shared by Slash (@slash)The update was quickly met with an outpouring of condolences, with many fans and friends of the musician taking to the comment section to share their support for Slash and his relatives.

The Breeders singer and guitarist Kim Deal has shared her a new solo single, ‘Coast’.The track is Deal’s first solo release under 4AD and was produced by the late Steve Albini, who died in May. They recorded the track at Albini’s famed Chicago studio, Electrical Audio.Honing a beachy, summer-inspired soundscape, ‘Coast’ features marching band Mucca Pazza.

William Earl administrator Foo Fighters opened their Friday night encore at Citi Field in Queens with the penultimate track from their most recent album, the 10-minute plus “The Teacher.” The song is a bit of an outlier for the group, with frontman Dave Grohl favoring a Gibson double neck for the proggy journey. While the song is dedicated to both his late mother (a teacher) and late former Foos drummer Taylor Hawkins, the title could easily apply to Grohl’s current approach to live shows: A rock ‘n’ roll professor sharing everything he knows about the craft in one blowout three-hour class.

Noel Gallagher dedicated ‘Don’t Look Back In Anger’ to the England football team at his show in Cardiff Castle last night (July 17).The former Oasis chief wrapped up his performance with the classic hit single which saw him perform a host of songs from his solo material and his former band.Introducing the track, Gallagher said: “We can sing this for the English football team.” You can view footage below.It comes after England were beaten 2-1 by Spain in the Euro 2024 final on Sunday (July 14).Shortly after the defeat, England manager Gareth Southgate also announced that he was stepping down from the job after eight years. A replacement is yet to be announced.Louis Tomlinson, Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer and former England striker Gary Lineker were among those that paid tribute to Southgate.Gallagher previously joked that he is “not an England fan” after Manchester City celebrated winning the Premier League title at the Etihad Stadium in May.When asked if he cares about how Phil Foden plays in the Euros, he said: “I’m not an England fan, I’m Irish,” before saying “Good night!” and walking away.Meanwhile, Gallagher recently hit out at Dave Grohl, urging the Foo Fighters frontman to stop calling for an Oasis reunion.For several years, Grohl has campaigned for the band to get back together, which has drawn the ire of Gallagher.

Foo Fighters have issued a statement after their concert in Queens was cut show due to dangerous weather conditions – see what the band had to say below.Last night (July 17), Dave Grohl and co. took to the Citi Field stadium in Queens, New York for the first of two shows at the venue.

Evershort.Foo Fighters fans were left fuming after the rock band’s outdoor concert in NYC was cut short over roaring thunderstorms taking over the Big Apple Wednesday night. The rockers were kicking off the summer US leg of their “Everything Or Nothing At All” stadium tour at Citi Field in Queens when they were forced to slam the brakes on their gig.The band tried to rattle off their smash hit “Everlong” — often reserved for their final song of the night — before the concert was abruptly stopped after 13 songs, while they normally perform at least 21. “We just got called,” frontman Dave Grohl told the crowd 33 seconds into the song, according to footage posted on social media.

Foo Fighters‘ ongoing ‘Everything Or Nothing At All Tour,’ the ‘Errors Tour,’ a nod to Taylor Swift’s ‘Eras Tour.’“That’s because we play live,” Grohl joked.Then, on July 3, the 55-year-old rocker suited up for Wimbledon and gave shockingly curt answers when a reporter asked who he thought would win at the annual tennis tourney.Thankfully, Grohl will enter the news cycle again soon for the right reason when he begins doing what he does best again: rocking out with Foo Fighters on the road.Starting July 15, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame group will kick off their 15-concert, North American summer trek with a pair of gigs at Flushing, NY’s Citi Field on Wednesday, July 17 and Friday, July 19.Two days later, they’ll drop into Boston’s Fenway Park on Sunday, July 21.And, if you want to see them live this summer, it isn’t too late to pick up last-minute tickets.At the time of publication, the lowest price we could find on tickets was $24 before fees on Vivid Seats.Other shows have seats going anywhere from $48 before fees to $143 after fees.Curious how much it will run you to see the Foo live at the venue nearest you?Well, we’re here to help you “Learn To Fly” and learn to buy.Everything you need to know and more about Foo Fighters ‘Everything Or Nothing At All Tour’ can be found below.All prices listed above are subject to fluctuation.A complete calendar including all upcoming tour dates, venues and links to buy tickets for all shows can be found here.(Note: The New York Post confirmed all above prices at the publication time. All prices are in US dollars, subject to fluctuation and, if it isn’t noted, will include additional fees at checkout.)Vivid Seats is a verified secondary market ticketing platform, and prices may be

Nirvana and fashion brand Marc Jacobs have settled a copyright dispute over the band’s infamous smiley face logo.In 2018, Nirvana sued Marc Jacobs International after the company debuted a “Redux Grunge” collection, which included a shirt resembling Nirvana’s smiley face logo. Where the Nirvana smiley face had X’s for eyes, the shirt in question had the letters M and J for eyes – with the word “Heaven” above them – in a similar font to Nirvana’s.At the time, Nirvana’s lawyers argued that Marc Jacobs use of the image was “intentional”, and done in an attempt to “associate the entire ‘Bootleg Redux Grunge’ collection with Nirvana, one of the founders of the ‘Grunge’ musical genre, so as to make the ‘Grunge’ association with the collection more authentic.”Kurt Cobain was said to have thought up the smiley face logo, although both Dave Grohl and Krist Novoselic had previously testified that they did not know who made the smiley face – which Marc Jacobs lawyers noted in a countersuit.In the 2019 claim, the designers stated: “The apparent absence of any living person with first-hand knowledge of the creation of the allegedly copyrighted work in question, coupled with numerous other deficiencies in the 166 Registration that is the basis for Nirvana’s infringement claim are the basis for the counterclaim asserted.”That point was complicated when former Geffen Records art director Robert Fisher claimed it was him who came up with the logo.

Dave Grohl was spotted at the Wimbledon tennis tournament and has given his predictions as to who will win.The Foo Fighters frontman – who recently wrapped up a UK tour with his band – traded his usual rockstar garb of jeans, a t-shirt and long flowing locks for a clean-cut suit and tie with brown loafers while appearing at Wimbledon today (July 2).While at the tournament with his wife Jordyn Blum, Grohl was stopped by the BBC for a quick interview about his predictions for the tournament’s winners.

Foo Fighters’ Dave Grohl dedicated a performance of ‘Times Like These’ to Tom Morello at Open’er Festival – watch footage below.Morello and Grohl were both performing at the festival in Gdynia, Poland this week.

Noel Gallagher has taken another crack at Dave Grohl, urging that the Foo Fighters frontman stop calling for an Oasis reunion.For several years now, Grohl has campaigned for Noel, Liam and their bandmates to get back together, which has drawn the ire of the elder Gallagher sibling. Speaking on Matt Morgan’s podcast post-Glastonbury, – where Noel and Grohl had caught LCD Soundsystem’s Pyramid Stage set from side-stage – the Oasis guitarist and vocalist recalled bumping into the former Nirvana drummer at Worthy Farm.“I did actually bump into Dave [Grohl].

The National spoke with NME backstage at Glastonbury 2024, where they talked to us about what the festival means to them, the impact of their Taylor Swift collab, plans for new material – a supergroup dream born of recently touring with IDLES, Fontaines D.C. and Ed Sheeran. Watch the video clip above and check out the full interview below.The US indie pioneers played the weekend’s closing headline set on the Sunday of the festival.

on Twitter.This is Murray’s last season of tennis after an incredible career, and it isn’t only Middleton acknowledging his accomplishments. Queen of tennis Serena Williams recorded a video for Murray, joking that he was the only one who got as “angry” as she did on the court, and that they both have “attitudes.” She also gave him props for speaking out for women throughout his career. Even if you’re not a tennis fan, please check out , the “first person” to ever accomplish such a feat, only for Murray to remark that both Venus Williams and Serena did it before him.

Glastonbury 2024’s first full day of performances (Friday, June 28) is at an end – from the likes of Damon Albarn and Kevin Parker making guest appearances to SEVENTEEN’s historic performance, here are the day’s biggest headlines.Early in the day, Tame Impala’s Kevin Parker stoked rumours he’d appear on stage with Dua Lipa – whose latest album ‘Radical Optimism’ he had many production credits on – when he confirmed a surprise DJ set at Silver Hayes’ Firmly Rooted Soundsystem at 1am.Metal trio – and NME Cover stars – Voice of Baceprot became the first Indonesian band to play at Glastonbury, kicking off the day’s entertainment at the Woodsies stage. Read NME’s interview with Voice of Baceprot about the milestone – and why they initially thought Glastonbury was “out of reach”.Pledis boyband SEVENTEEN made history as the first K-pop group to perform at Glastonbury, giving the Pyramid stage a jubilant, colourful set.

Foo Fighters have performed the 1970 Black Sabbath classic ‘Paranoid’ with Geezer Butler – watch footage of the performance below.Last night (June 27), the Foos played the last show of their UK tour in Birmingham. To end their run with a bang, Dave Grohl and co.