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Dave Grohl BioSnap a weekly updated Biography.
Dave Grohl is back in the headlines, and not just for his music. This week, he and wife Jordyn Blum made their first major public appearance as a couple since Grohl’s very public bombshell last fall. The Foo Fighters frontman, 56, and the television producer, 49, suited up and arrived together at the 2025 Wimbledon Tennis Championships in London. Their joint appearance follows a turbulent year for their marriage after Grohl revealed in September 2024 that he had welcomed a fourth child outside of their 21-year marriage, an admission that led to divorce attorney rumors and intense public speculation. Sources at People and AOL confirm that although Blum had initially considered walking away, she and Grohl spent Christmas together with their daughters and are now cautiously moving forward as a family.
On the professional front, Grohl is celebrating perhaps the biggest milestone in Foo Fighters history. The band’s latest single, “Today’s Song,” catapulted to number one on Billboard’s Rock & Alternative Airplay chart last week, marking Foo Fighters’ 12th track to top that chart and shattering industry records—a feat no other band has matched, per WMMR and the LA Times. The single commemorates 30 years since the band’s debut, and quickly racked up 1.3 million streams in just one week, further cementing the band’s legacy. Fans and critics alike have noted the emotional weight of Grohl’s open letter, posted on the Foo Fighters’ website, reflecting on decades of triumph and heartbreak, calling special attention to the memory of late drummer Taylor Hawkins.
Capping off a busy stretch, Grohl made news with a surprise performance at a show in London, fueling fan rumors about a possible last-minute Glastonbury Festival appearance, as reported by AOL. Days later, Grohl surfaced at Lewes Oyster House in Delaware, his visit drawing local buzz thanks to old ties with the owners—a story spotted on Instagram and echoed by the Cape Gazette.
Rounding out the news, Grohl was confirmed as a talking head in the upcoming documentary “If These Walls Could Rock,” celebrating the storied Los Angeles hotel Sunset Marquis, as announced via Instagram on July 23. Social media channels have been active, especially after the heartfelt anniversary message Grohl posted about Taylor Hawkins. No official tour dates are on the horizon for Foo Fighters after a late September festival cancellation, and family reportedly remains his top priority. While rumors always swirl around Grohl, headlines this week reflect both professional triumph and very personal repair.
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Dave Grohl is back in the headlines, and not just for his music. This week, he and wife Jordyn Blum made their first major public appearance as a couple since Grohl’s very public bombshell last fall. The Foo Fighters frontman, 56, and the television producer, 49, suited up and arrived together at the 2025 Wimbledon Tennis Championships in London. Their joint appearance follows a turbulent year for their marriage after Grohl revealed in September 2024 that he had welcomed a fourth child outside of their 21-year marriage, an admission that led to divorce attorney rumors and intense public speculation. Sources at People and AOL confirm that although Blum had initially considered walking away, she and Grohl spent Christmas together with their daughters and are now cautiously moving forward as a family.
On the professional front, Grohl is celebrating perhaps the biggest milestone in Foo Fighters history. The band’s latest single, “Today’s Song,” catapulted to number one on Billboard’s Rock & Alternative Airplay chart last week, marking Foo Fighters’ 12th track to top that chart and shattering industry records—a feat no other band has matched, per WMMR and the LA Times. The single commemorates 30 years since the band’s debut, and quickly racked up 1.3 million streams in just one week, further cementing the band’s legacy. Fans and critics alike have noted the emotional weight of Grohl’s open letter, posted on the Foo Fighters’ website, reflecting on decades of triumph and heartbreak, calling special attention to the memory of late drummer Taylor Hawkins.
Capping off a busy stretch, Grohl made news with a surprise performance at a show in London, fueling fan rumors about a possible last-minute Glastonbury Festival appearance, as reported by AOL. Days later, Grohl surfaced at Lewes Oyster House in Delaware, his visit drawing local buzz thanks to old ties with the owners—a story spotted on Instagram and echoed by the Cape Gazette.
Rounding out the news, Grohl was confirmed as a talking head in the upcoming documentary “If These Walls Could Rock,” celebrating the storied Los Angeles hotel Sunset Marquis, as announced via Instagram on July 23. Social media channels have been active, especially after the heartfelt anniversary message Grohl posted about Taylor Hawkins. No official tour dates are on the horizon for Foo Fighters after a late September festival cancellation, and family reportedly remains his top priority. While rumors always swirl around Grohl, headlines this week reflect both professional triumph and very personal repair.
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Dave Grohl is back in the headlines, and not just for his music. This week, he and wife Jordyn Blum made their first major public appearance as a couple since Grohl’s very public bombshell last fall. The Foo Fighters frontman, 56, and the television producer, 49, suited up and arrived together at the 2025 Wimbledon Tennis Championships in London. Their joint appearance follows a turbulent year for their marriage after Grohl revealed in September 2024 that he had welcomed a fourth child outside of their 21-year marriage, an admission that led to divorce attorney rumors and intense public speculation. Sources at People and AOL confirm that although Blum had initially considered walking away, she and Grohl spent Christmas together with their daughters and are now cautiously moving forward as a family.
On the professional front, Grohl is celebrating perhaps the biggest milestone in Foo Fighters history. The band’s latest single, “Today’s Song,” catapulted to number one on Billboard’s Rock & Alternative Airplay chart last week, marking Foo Fighters’ 12th track to top that chart and shattering industry records—a feat no other band has matched, per WMMR and the LA Times. The single commemorates 30 years since the band’s debut, and quickly racked up 1.3 million streams in just one week, further cementing the band’s legacy. Fans and critics alike have noted the emotional weight of Grohl’s open letter, posted on the Foo Fighters’ website, reflecting on decades of triumph and heartbreak, calling special attention to the memory of late drummer Taylor Hawkins.
Capping off a busy stretch, Grohl made news with a surprise performance at a show in London, fueling fan rumors about a possible last-minute Glastonbury Festival appearance, as reported by AOL. Days later, Grohl surfaced at Lewes Oyster House in Delaware, his visit drawing local buzz thanks to old ties with the owners—a story spotted on Instagram and echoed by the Cape Gazette.
Rounding out the news, Grohl was confirmed as a talking head in the upcoming documentary “If These Walls Could Rock,” celebrating the storied Los Angeles hotel Sunset Marquis, as announced via Instagram on July 23. Social media channels have been active, especially after the heartfelt anniversary message Grohl posted about Taylor Hawkins. No official tour dates are on the horizon for Foo Fighters after a late September festival cancellation, and family reportedly remains his top priority. While rumors always swirl around Grohl, headlines this week reflect both professional triumph and very personal repair.
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
Dave Grohl is back in the headlines, and not just for his music. This week, he and wife Jordyn Blum made their first major public appearance as a couple since Grohl’s very public bombshell last fall. The Foo Fighters frontman, 56, and the television producer, 49, suited up and arrived together at the 2025 Wimbledon Tennis Championships in London. Their joint appearance follows a turbulent year for their marriage after Grohl revealed in September 2024 that he had welcomed a fourth child outside of their 21-year marriage, an admission that led to divorce attorney rumors and intense public speculation. Sources at People and AOL confirm that although Blum had initially considered walking away, she and Grohl spent Christmas together with their daughters and are now cautiously moving forward as a family.
On the professional front, Grohl is celebrating perhaps the biggest milestone in Foo Fighters history. The band’s latest single, “Today’s Song,” catapulted to number one on Billboard’s Rock & Alternative Airplay chart last week, marking Foo Fighters’ 12th track to top that chart and shattering industry records—a feat no other band has matched, per WMMR and the LA Times. The single commemorates 30 years since the band’s debut, and quickly racked up 1.3 million streams in just one week, further cementing the band’s legacy. Fans and critics alike have noted the emotional weight of Grohl’s open letter, posted on the Foo Fighters’ website, reflecting on decades of triumph and heartbreak, calling special attention to the memory of late drummer Taylor Hawkins.
Capping off a busy stretch, Grohl made news with a surprise performance at a show in London, fueling fan rumors about a possible last-minute Glastonbury Festival appearance, as reported by AOL. Days later, Grohl surfaced at Lewes Oyster House in Delaware, his visit drawing local buzz thanks to old ties with the owners—a story spotted on Instagram and echoed by the Cape Gazette.
Rounding out the news, Grohl was confirmed as a talking head in the upcoming documentary “If These Walls Could Rock,” celebrating the storied Los Angeles hotel Sunset Marquis, as announced via Instagram on July 23. Social media channels have been active, especially after the heartfelt anniversary message Grohl posted about Taylor Hawkins. No official tour dates are on the horizon for Foo Fighters after a late September festival cancellation, and family reportedly remains his top priority. While rumors always swirl around Grohl, headlines this week reflect both professional triumph and very personal repair.
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta