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Dave Grohl BioSnap a weekly updated Biography.
Dave Grohl has been back in the headlines thanks to a string of very public musical moments and major band news just in the past few days. On June 20th, Grohl delighted London fans by unexpectedly joining Kim Deal on stage for a powerful performance of the Pixies classic Gigantic, a cameo that quickly made waves in UK music circles and social media, with footage circulating widely and capturing his infectious energy, as reported by Far Out Magazine. While that surprise appearance generated instant buzz, it also marks a rare outing in what has otherwise been a quiet year, as Grohl and the Foo Fighters had stepped back from the spotlight following high-profile personal revelations.
The past year has been turbulent for Grohl on a personal level. In September 2024, he publicly admitted he had welcomed a child outside his marriage, a confession that led to a flurry of headlines and apparent tension at home. Grohl has since acknowledged his efforts to regain the trust of his longtime wife Jordyn Blum and their three daughters. The couple has been spotted together several times this year, including during a relaxed outing in Glendale, California, which People Magazine captured as proof they are attempting to move forward as a family unit.
Band-wise, the Foo Fighters have been mostly off the radar, though this is rapidly changing. After months of speculation about their future, the band has now announced two major 2025 shows: one at the Singapore Grand Prix on October 4th, and another at Mexico City’s Corona Capital festival in mid-November, according to iHeart and Loudwire. These comeback concerts are especially significant, marking the band’s first full-scale performances since August 2024, when they last headlined Seattle’s T-Mobile Park. Their 2025 plans arrive on the heels of the band firing drummer Josh Freese, a major shakeup that has fueled considerable chatter about who will step behind the kit next, though no replacement has been named yet.
Grohl’s other headline-making activities this year have included a high-profile Nirvana reunion for SNL’s 50th anniversary special with Post Malone, a performance at Coachella with the LA Philharmonic, and a March collaboration with Jack Black for the upcoming Minecraft movie soundtrack. He was also seen with his wife at the Bottlerock Festival in Napa this past Memorial Day Weekend, sharing laughs with Mix Master Mike, as seen on Instagram.
Social media remains abuzz with fans dissecting Grohl’s recent stage cameos and speculating about the band’s new drummer, but the overall tenor is relief and excitement: rock’s ultimate survivor is back in action and taking center stage once again. With two major Foo Fighters shows now confirmed, all eyes are on Grohl’s next moves, both on stage and in his ever-eventful personal life.
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Dave Grohl has been back in the headlines thanks to a string of very public musical moments and major band news just in the past few days. On June 20th, Grohl delighted London fans by unexpectedly joining Kim Deal on stage for a powerful performance of the Pixies classic Gigantic, a cameo that quickly made waves in UK music circles and social media, with footage circulating widely and capturing his infectious energy, as reported by Far Out Magazine. While that surprise appearance generated instant buzz, it also marks a rare outing in what has otherwise been a quiet year, as Grohl and the Foo Fighters had stepped back from the spotlight following high-profile personal revelations.
The past year has been turbulent for Grohl on a personal level. In September 2024, he publicly admitted he had welcomed a child outside his marriage, a confession that led to a flurry of headlines and apparent tension at home. Grohl has since acknowledged his efforts to regain the trust of his longtime wife Jordyn Blum and their three daughters. The couple has been spotted together several times this year, including during a relaxed outing in Glendale, California, which People Magazine captured as proof they are attempting to move forward as a family unit.
Band-wise, the Foo Fighters have been mostly off the radar, though this is rapidly changing. After months of speculation about their future, the band has now announced two major 2025 shows: one at the Singapore Grand Prix on October 4th, and another at Mexico City’s Corona Capital festival in mid-November, according to iHeart and Loudwire. These comeback concerts are especially significant, marking the band’s first full-scale performances since August 2024, when they last headlined Seattle’s T-Mobile Park. Their 2025 plans arrive on the heels of the band firing drummer Josh Freese, a major shakeup that has fueled considerable chatter about who will step behind the kit next, though no replacement has been named yet.
Grohl’s other headline-making activities this year have included a high-profile Nirvana reunion for SNL’s 50th anniversary special with Post Malone, a performance at Coachella with the LA Philharmonic, and a March collaboration with Jack Black for the upcoming Minecraft movie soundtrack. He was also seen with his wife at the Bottlerock Festival in Napa this past Memorial Day Weekend, sharing laughs with Mix Master Mike, as seen on Instagram.
Social media remains abuzz with fans dissecting Grohl’s recent stage cameos and speculating about the band’s new drummer, but the overall tenor is relief and excitement: rock’s ultimate survivor is back in action and taking center stage once again. With two major Foo Fighters shows now confirmed, all eyes are on Grohl’s next moves, both on stage and in his ever-eventful personal life.
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Dave Grohl has been back in the headlines thanks to a string of very public musical moments and major band news just in the past few days. On June 20th, Grohl delighted London fans by unexpectedly joining Kim Deal on stage for a powerful performance of the Pixies classic Gigantic, a cameo that quickly made waves in UK music circles and social media, with footage circulating widely and capturing his infectious energy, as reported by Far Out Magazine. While that surprise appearance generated instant buzz, it also marks a rare outing in what has otherwise been a quiet year, as Grohl and the Foo Fighters had stepped back from the spotlight following high-profile personal revelations.
The past year has been turbulent for Grohl on a personal level. In September 2024, he publicly admitted he had welcomed a child outside his marriage, a confession that led to a flurry of headlines and apparent tension at home. Grohl has since acknowledged his efforts to regain the trust of his longtime wife Jordyn Blum and their three daughters. The couple has been spotted together several times this year, including during a relaxed outing in Glendale, California, which People Magazine captured as proof they are attempting to move forward as a family unit.
Band-wise, the Foo Fighters have been mostly off the radar, though this is rapidly changing. After months of speculation about their future, the band has now announced two major 2025 shows: one at the Singapore Grand Prix on October 4th, and another at Mexico City’s Corona Capital festival in mid-November, according to iHeart and Loudwire. These comeback concerts are especially significant, marking the band’s first full-scale performances since August 2024, when they last headlined Seattle’s T-Mobile Park. Their 2025 plans arrive on the heels of the band firing drummer Josh Freese, a major shakeup that has fueled considerable chatter about who will step behind the kit next, though no replacement has been named yet.
Grohl’s other headline-making activities this year have included a high-profile Nirvana reunion for SNL’s 50th anniversary special with Post Malone, a performance at Coachella with the LA Philharmonic, and a March collaboration with Jack Black for the upcoming Minecraft movie soundtrack. He was also seen with his wife at the Bottlerock Festival in Napa this past Memorial Day Weekend, sharing laughs with Mix Master Mike, as seen on Instagram.
Social media remains abuzz with fans dissecting Grohl’s recent stage cameos and speculating about the band’s new drummer, but the overall tenor is relief and excitement: rock’s ultimate survivor is back in action and taking center stage once again. With two major Foo Fighters shows now confirmed, all eyes are on Grohl’s next moves, both on stage and in his ever-eventful personal life.
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Dave Grohl has been back in the headlines thanks to a string of very public musical moments and major band news just in the past few days. On June 20th, Grohl delighted London fans by unexpectedly joining Kim Deal on stage for a powerful performance of the Pixies classic Gigantic, a cameo that quickly made waves in UK music circles and social media, with footage circulating widely and capturing his infectious energy, as reported by Far Out Magazine. While that surprise appearance generated instant buzz, it also marks a rare outing in what has otherwise been a quiet year, as Grohl and the Foo Fighters had stepped back from the spotlight following high-profile personal revelations.
The past year has been turbulent for Grohl on a personal level. In September 2024, he publicly admitted he had welcomed a child outside his marriage, a confession that led to a flurry of headlines and apparent tension at home. Grohl has since acknowledged his efforts to regain the trust of his longtime wife Jordyn Blum and their three daughters. The couple has been spotted together several times this year, including during a relaxed outing in Glendale, California, which People Magazine captured as proof they are attempting to move forward as a family unit.
Band-wise, the Foo Fighters have been mostly off the radar, though this is rapidly changing. After months of speculation about their future, the band has now announced two major 2025 shows: one at the Singapore Grand Prix on October 4th, and another at Mexico City’s Corona Capital festival in mid-November, according to iHeart and Loudwire. These comeback concerts are especially significant, marking the band’s first full-scale performances since August 2024, when they last headlined Seattle’s T-Mobile Park. Their 2025 plans arrive on the heels of the band firing drummer Josh Freese, a major shakeup that has fueled considerable chatter about who will step behind the kit next, though no replacement has been named yet.
Grohl’s other headline-making activities this year have included a high-profile Nirvana reunion for SNL’s 50th anniversary special with Post Malone, a performance at Coachella with the LA Philharmonic, and a March collaboration with Jack Black for the upcoming Minecraft movie soundtrack. He was also seen with his wife at the Bottlerock Festival in Napa this past Memorial Day Weekend, sharing laughs with Mix Master Mike, as seen on Instagram.
Social media remains abuzz with fans dissecting Grohl’s recent stage cameos and speculating about the band’s new drummer, but the overall tenor is relief and excitement: rock’s ultimate survivor is back in action and taking center stage once again. With two major Foo Fighters shows now confirmed, all eyes are on Grohl’s next moves, both on stage and in his ever-eventful personal life.
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta