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Dave Grohl: Rocking Wimbledon, Saving Marriage, and Foo Fighters at 30
Dave Grohl BioSnap a weekly updated Biography.
Dave Grohl has been making headlines over the past week with a whirlwind of public appearances and major band milestones. On July 2, he and his wife Jordyn Blum were photographed in the Royal Box at Wimbledon, marking their first high-profile outing together since Grohl’s secret baby announcement last year. According to People and The Independent, the couple’s marriage had been under scrutiny after Dave revealed in September 2024 that he’d fathered a child outside of his marriage. Despite reports at the time that he had hired a divorce attorney, sources close to the couple claim they are now actively working on reconciling and moving forward as a family, emphasizing how shocked and hurt Jordyn was initially but expressing hope as the couple has continued making public appearances together.
While some fans speculated Grohl would make a surprise performance at Black Sabbath’s July 5 farewell show in Birmingham, LouderSound clarifies he stayed in London instead, attending the massive Finsbury Park concert featuring Kneecap and Fontaines D.C., and was also spotted mingling at Wimbledon alongside celebrities like John Cena, Olivia Rodrigo, and England football manager Thomas Tuchel. His visible presence at such high-profile events is fueling talk that he’s putting family first and embracing the public eye after a scandal-plagued period.
On the business front, Grohl’s financial success is soaring. Finance Monthly’s mid-2025 ranking places him among the top richest guitarists alive, with an estimated net worth of 330 million dollars, fueled by the Foo Fighters’ relentless global touring and enduring Nirvana royalties. His band’s significance was further underscored this month as the Foo Fighters celebrated their 30th anniversary by releasing a brand new single titled “Today’s Song,” which dropped just after the July anniversary of their debut and has been described as a powerful new chapter by Muskoka Radio and 104.5 WJJK. This fresh music comes amidst changes in the band: acclaimed drummer Josh Freese, who joined after Taylor Hawkins’ tragic 2022 death, recently departed in May. Though the Foo Fighters haven’t announced a permanent replacement, Grohl is assuring fans that their collective journey continues.
On social media, Grohl’s interactions remain buzzy, with Instagram posts from backstage moments and Tom Morello’s hints about superstar cameos at major rock shows fueling further speculation. However, no unconfirmed rumors about surprise performances have panned out in the past few days.
What stands out is Grohl’s resilience—personally and creatively—as he navigates family healing, musical legacy, and public scrutiny, all while delivering new music and showing up at the world’s most-watched events.
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Dave Grohl has been making headlines over the past week with a whirlwind of public appearances and major band milestones. On July 2, he and his wife Jordyn Blum were photographed in the Royal Box at Wimbledon, marking their first high-profile outing together since Grohl’s secret baby announcement last year. According to People and The Independent, the couple’s marriage had been under scrutiny after Dave revealed in September 2024 that he’d fathered a child outside of his marriage. Despite reports at the time that he had hired a divorce attorney, sources close to the couple claim they are now actively working on reconciling and moving forward as a family, emphasizing how shocked and hurt Jordyn was initially but expressing hope as the couple has continued making public appearances together.
While some fans speculated Grohl would make a surprise performance at Black Sabbath’s July 5 farewell show in Birmingham, LouderSound clarifies he stayed in London instead, attending the massive Finsbury Park concert featuring Kneecap and Fontaines D.C., and was also spotted mingling at Wimbledon alongside celebrities like John Cena, Olivia Rodrigo, and England football manager Thomas Tuchel. His visible presence at such high-profile events is fueling talk that he’s putting family first and embracing the public eye after a scandal-plagued period.
On the business front, Grohl’s financial success is soaring. Finance Monthly’s mid-2025 ranking places him among the top richest guitarists alive, with an estimated net worth of 330 million dollars, fueled by the Foo Fighters’ relentless global touring and enduring Nirvana royalties. His band’s significance was further underscored this month as the Foo Fighters celebrated their 30th anniversary by releasing a brand new single titled “Today’s Song,” which dropped just after the July anniversary of their debut and has been described as a powerful new chapter by Muskoka Radio and 104.5 WJJK. This fresh music comes amidst changes in the band: acclaimed drummer Josh Freese, who joined after Taylor Hawkins’ tragic 2022 death, recently departed in May. Though the Foo Fighters haven’t announced a permanent replacement, Grohl is assuring fans that their collective journey continues.
On social media, Grohl’s interactions remain buzzy, with Instagram posts from backstage moments and Tom Morello’s hints about superstar cameos at major rock shows fueling further speculation. However, no unconfirmed rumors about surprise performances have panned out in the past few days.
What stands out is Grohl’s resilience—personally and creatively—as he navigates family healing, musical legacy, and public scrutiny, all while delivering new music and showing up at the world’s most-watched events.
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
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Dave Grohl has been making headlines over the past week with a whirlwind of public appearances and major band milestones. On July 2, he and his wife Jordyn Blum were photographed in the Royal Box at Wimbledon, marking their first high-profile outing together since Grohl’s secret baby announcement last year. According to People and The Independent, the couple’s marriage had been under scrutiny after Dave revealed in September 2024 that he’d fathered a child outside of his marriage. Despite reports at the time that he had hired a divorce attorney, sources close to the couple claim they are now actively working on reconciling and moving forward as a family, emphasizing how shocked and hurt Jordyn was initially but expressing hope as the couple has continued making public appearances together.
While some fans speculated Grohl would make a surprise performance at Black Sabbath’s July 5 farewell show in Birmingham, LouderSound clarifies he stayed in London instead, attending the massive Finsbury Park concert featuring Kneecap and Fontaines D.C., and was also spotted mingling at Wimbledon alongside celebrities like John Cena, Olivia Rodrigo, and England football manager Thomas Tuchel. His visible presence at such high-profile events is fueling talk that he’s putting family first and embracing the public eye after a scandal-plagued period.
On the business front, Grohl’s financial success is soaring. Finance Monthly’s mid-2025 ranking places him among the top richest guitarists alive, with an estimated net worth of 330 million dollars, fueled by the Foo Fighters’ relentless global touring and enduring Nirvana royalties. His band’s significance was further underscored this month as the Foo Fighters celebrated their 30th anniversary by releasing a brand new single titled “Today’s Song,” which dropped just after the July anniversary of their debut and has been described as a powerful new chapter by Muskoka Radio and 104.5 WJJK. This fresh music comes amidst changes in the band: acclaimed drummer Josh Freese, who joined after Taylor Hawkins’ tragic 2022 death, recently departed in May. Though the Foo Fighters haven’t announced a permanent replacement, Grohl is assuring fans that their collective journey continues.
On social media, Grohl’s interactions remain buzzy, with Instagram posts from backstage moments and Tom Morello’s hints about superstar cameos at major rock shows fueling further speculation. However, no unconfirmed rumors about surprise performances have panned out in the past few days.
What stands out is Grohl’s resilience—personally and creatively—as he navigates family healing, musical legacy, and public scrutiny, all while delivering new music and showing up at the world’s most-watched events.
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
Dave Grohl has been making headlines over the past week with a whirlwind of public appearances and major band milestones. On July 2, he and his wife Jordyn Blum were photographed in the Royal Box at Wimbledon, marking their first high-profile outing together since Grohl’s secret baby announcement last year. According to People and The Independent, the couple’s marriage had been under scrutiny after Dave revealed in September 2024 that he’d fathered a child outside of his marriage. Despite reports at the time that he had hired a divorce attorney, sources close to the couple claim they are now actively working on reconciling and moving forward as a family, emphasizing how shocked and hurt Jordyn was initially but expressing hope as the couple has continued making public appearances together.
While some fans speculated Grohl would make a surprise performance at Black Sabbath’s July 5 farewell show in Birmingham, LouderSound clarifies he stayed in London instead, attending the massive Finsbury Park concert featuring Kneecap and Fontaines D.C., and was also spotted mingling at Wimbledon alongside celebrities like John Cena, Olivia Rodrigo, and England football manager Thomas Tuchel. His visible presence at such high-profile events is fueling talk that he’s putting family first and embracing the public eye after a scandal-plagued period.
On the business front, Grohl’s financial success is soaring. Finance Monthly’s mid-2025 ranking places him among the top richest guitarists alive, with an estimated net worth of 330 million dollars, fueled by the Foo Fighters’ relentless global touring and enduring Nirvana royalties. His band’s significance was further underscored this month as the Foo Fighters celebrated their 30th anniversary by releasing a brand new single titled “Today’s Song,” which dropped just after the July anniversary of their debut and has been described as a powerful new chapter by Muskoka Radio and 104.5 WJJK. This fresh music comes amidst changes in the band: acclaimed drummer Josh Freese, who joined after Taylor Hawkins’ tragic 2022 death, recently departed in May. Though the Foo Fighters haven’t announced a permanent replacement, Grohl is assuring fans that their collective journey continues.
On social media, Grohl’s interactions remain buzzy, with Instagram posts from backstage moments and Tom Morello’s hints about superstar cameos at major rock shows fueling further speculation. However, no unconfirmed rumors about surprise performances have panned out in the past few days.
What stands out is Grohl’s resilience—personally and creatively—as he navigates family healing, musical legacy, and public scrutiny, all while delivering new music and showing up at the world’s most-watched events.
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta