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After taking a nasty tumble off stage in Gothenburg, Sweden, Foo Fighters front man Dave Grohl suffered a broken leg, yet decided to carry out the show through his damages. Four days after the fall, Grohl has penned an open letter describing the extent of his injuries and to his dismay, the cancellation of five European shows-doctors order. -
Stevie Nicks Dedicates 'Landslide' to Dave Grohl After Injury
Anytime popular ballad "Landslide" is performed by Fleetwood Mac on tour, Stevie Nicks delegates a unique dedication each time. This time the seasoned rocker honored Dave Grohl during their headline set at Isle of Wight Festival on June 14. -
Bassnectar on Tom Morello Collaboration: "We Have This F*cking Killer Song"
Back in March, Rage against the Machine frontman Tom Morello shared a photo of him working with American bass don, Bassnectar working in the studio "rocking some brutal rifftastic futurebangerz." In anticipation of the "Vava Voom" producer's upcoming album Into The Sun's release on June 30, Bassnectar spoke to Rolling Stone about his work with Morello and Dave Grohl's unwavering push back against electronic music. -
Dave Grohl Breaks Leg at Concert; Foo Fighters European Tour Cancelled?
Dave Grohl and the Foo Fighters were in a sticky situation after the frontman fell from the stage during a show in Gothenburg, Sweden, breaking his leg in the process. That said, the guitarist reassured fans that the show must go on, and the band did just that, with drummer Taylor Hawkins taking over at the fore while Grohl was transported to the hospital. -
Dave Grohl Brings Fan and his Painting On Stage in Hamburg [WATCH]
When Dave Grohl was fourteen, he penned a letter to Minor Threat's Ian MacKaye in hopes of receiving a hook-up to Dischord Records. Giving back to his fans who hold the Foo Fighters front man to the same esteem in which he held MacKaye, Grohl brought one fan and his impeccable painting onto the stage during the 02 World Foo Fighters set in Hamburg. -
Dave Grohl Explains the Fan Letter He Once Penned to Minor Threat's Ian MacKaye [WATCH]
Last week, Minor Threat and Fugazi front man Ian MacKaye revealed a 14-year-old Dave Grohl fan letter he once acquired. The Foo Fighters front man and former Nirvana drummer detailed the written attempt at fame in a video interview with NME. -
Dave Grohl Childhood Fan Letter Resurfaces; Brings 8-Year-Old Fan On Stage [WATCH]
Before the former Nirvana drummer and current Foo Fighters front man made it big in the rock industry, Dave Grohl had extreme ambition and looked up his heroes just like the rest of strongly devoted youth. A fan letter written by a 14-year-old, calm, cool and collected Grohl resurfaced-the letter was penned to Minor Threat and Fugazi vocalist, Ian MacKaye. -
Dave Grohl Joins Paul McCartney in London for Beatles Classic 'I Saw Her Standing There' [WATCH]
Saturday night, Foo Fighters front man Dave Grohl made a surprise appearance alongside Paul McCartney during his London concert to perform a rendition of Beatles Classic "I Saw Her Standing There." The two rockers have collaborated before while Grohl usually mans the drum kit but this time, he was jamming front and center at the O2 Arena while banging chords. -
Dave Grohl Honors ALS Ice Bucket Challenge Co-Founder Pat Quinn at Webby Awards [WATCH]
Last summer exploded with heavy participation in ALS Ice Bucket Challenge videos with Dave Grohl's being one of the most memorable. During the Webby Awards, the Foo Fighters front man honored the viral awareness campaign and Pat Quinn, one of its co-founders. -
Dave Grohl Honors KISS at ASCAP Awards Ceremony With Passionate Speech
Dave Grohl showed up at the ASCAP Pop Music Awards earlier this week to pay tribute to KISS. Paul Stanley and Gene Simmons were on hand to receive the ASCAP Founders Award, Billboard notes - an honor given by the organization to artists "who have made pioneering contributions to music by inspiring and influencing their fellow music creators." The Foo Fighters frontman made it clear that KISS had a lasting effect on his career. -
Mumford & Sons Hates Its Name But Don't Plan on A Change; Discuss Cell Phone Ban at Concerts
Mumford & Sons have switched up musical style, replacing the banjo with the electric guitar for its forthcoming third album 'Wilder Mind,' but there's something else the group wishes it could change up going forward: the band name. Frontman Marcus Mumford recently expressed his regrets for including his own name in the band's title. -
Dave Grohl, Corey Taylor, Nick Oliveri-Featuring Supergroup Teenage Time Killers Announces Debut Album, Lead Single "Hung Out To Dry" [TRACKLIST]
Teenage Time Killers, a.k.a the punk/metal supergroup you've been waiting for, has announced its debut album. Titled Greatest Hits Vol. 1, the LP is due out July 21 via Rise Records. The band was formed by Corrosion of Conformity's Reed Mullin along with My Ruin guitarist Mick Murphy and producer John "Lou" Lousteau. The band now features rock icons such as Dave Grohl and Pat Smear of Foo Fighters, Nick Oliveri, Matt Skiba of Alkaline Trio/Blink-182, Corey Taylor of Slipknot, Jello Biafra of The Dead Kennedys, Randy Blythe from Lamb of God, Tommy Victor of Prong and Danzig, Lee Ving of Fear, Mike "IX" Williams of Eyehategod, and many others, as previously reported.
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