When the Foo Fighters hit the stage on any given night, they only sort of know what will happen. Dave Grohl will make a set list, mapping out each gig’s mega-length sets to include songs from each of the band’s albums and a spate of raucous covers, but the group’s guitarist, Chris Shiflett, says it’s only good for about the first two hours. More
Two major performances at the 2017 Grammy Awards were announced today: Daft Punk and the Weeknd will perform together at the ceremony. In addition, Foo Fighters rocker Dave Grohl will take the stage with A Tribe Called Quest and Anderson .Paak, Pitchfork reports.
The Weeknd collaborated with the French duo on two songs from his new album, Starboy, “I Feel It Coming” and the chart-topping title track….
Dave Grohl reacts to hearing his first ever solo recording, a track called “Gods Look Down” recorded in 1990 at Barrett Jones’ Laundry Room Studio in Seattle, in a outtake from the Foo Fighters‘ Sonic Highways docuseries.
“It was the first song he ever wrote and recorded,” the video notes. “This was also the first of many songs recorded with Barrett at Laundry Room Studio.”
“Gods Look Down” was originally…
Joe Walsh joined in on a jam in tribute to his musical legacy Thursday night, performing his James Gang single “Funk #49” with a star-studded cast of his famous fans and peers. Dave Grohl, Paul Rodgers, Todd Rundgren, Robert Randolph, Kenny Wayne Shepherd, Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen and many others accompanied him onstage in Seattle where Walsh was honored with a Founders Award by the Museum of Pop Culture.
Ringo Starr had presented him with the trophy before the performance. “I love the man,” Starr said, according to The Seattle Times. “Joe and I have known each other…