• Foo Fighters Rickroll the Westboro Baptist Church Mid Protest

    Friday night, the Westboro Baptist Church decided to hold a smaller-scale protest outside of the Foo Fighters' Kansas City gig. Their plan backfired, however, when Dave Grohl and company decided to pile into a pick up truck and rickroll the protest themselves.

  • Dave Grohl Admits He Suffers From Social Anxiety Ahead of Emmy Appearance

    When you think of the music industry's most down to earth rockers, one bearded drummer turned singer comes to mind--the talent that is Dave Grohl. The foul mouthed Foo Fighters front man takes comfort playing music in front of loyal fans, constantly inviting concertgoers to the stage for assistance on favorite tracks like "My Hero." However, the 46-year-old musician surprisingly enough suffers from social anxiety and is already nervous to attend next month's Emmy Awards where his HBO series 'Sonic Highways' will be nominated for four awards.

  • Dave Grohl's 'Sonic Highways' Documentary Success Led to TV Commercial Pitches

    The Foo Fighters front man, one of the world's most down to earth rockers, has taken on many rolls through his career between drumming, singing and producing--now, he's being sought after to sit in the director's chair. Dave Grohl admitted that he's been overwhelmed with offers to work in television and film, trailing the wide success of his four Emmy Award nominated HBO music documentary series, 'Sonic Highways.'

  • Dave Grohl Brings Crying Fan Onstage at Foo Fighters Colorado Gig [WATCH]

    Keeping up with typical Foo Fighters fashion, Dave Grohl and company invited yet another fan to the stage during their gig at Fiddler's Green Amphitheatre in Colorado on Sunday. After spotting an emotional and tearful fan in the crowd during the deliverance of fan favorite track, "My Hero," Grohl stopped to address the fan, bringing the crying man onstage.

  • Foo Fighters Bring Fan On Stage to Cover Rush's 'Tom Sawyer'

    The Foo Fighters make it a personal tradition to construct special experiences for each of their fans--whether its continuing to tour after a broken leg or inviting fans onstage to jam with Dave Grohl and company, concertgoers can expect to be a part of something unique. For their latest gig in Edmonton, Alberta, the Foo appropriately decided to tackle a bombastic cover of Canada's very own, Rush. Instead of Grohl belting out the lyrics from atop his oxycontin-inspired throne or drummer Taylor Hawkins manning the mic, the group invited a fan named Brian to the stage to handle Geddy Lee's vocals on "Tom Sawyer."

  • Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band Rock Jon Stewart Off 'The Daily Show'

    Jon Stewart got a tremendous send-off from 'The Daily Show' as Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band stepped in to play the final set of the comedian's tenure on Comedy Central's award-winning news program. The group played "Land of Hope and Dreams" before easing into the classic "Born To Run."
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