‘Kurt Was Jealous of Dave’: New ‘In Utero’ Revelations
For the 30th anniversary of Nirvana's 'In Utero', we take a fresh look at the LP and the band, with biographer Michael Azerrad, manager Danny Goldberg, and publicist Jim Merlis
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Nirvana’s ‘In Utero’ Anniversary Reissue Will Feature Over 50 Unreleased Live Recordings
New set anchored by two full concerts, a 1993 show in Los Angeles, and the band's final performance in Seattle in 1994
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Foo Fighters Share New Single ‘Show Me How,’ Play First Concert With Drummer Josh Freese
Band performs live debut of four tracks from upcoming LP 'But Here We Are' as summer tour begins
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Foo Fighters Grapple With Grief on New Song ‘Under You’
Track marks the second offering from the band's first album without drummer Taylor Hawkins, 'But Here We Are'
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Dave Grohl Put in 18 Hours on the Grill – Again – to Feed Underserved Communities in L.A.
Last week, the Foo Fighters leader fed more than 500 people at a homeless shelter in Los Angeles
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Watch Dave Grohl Join Paul McCartney for First Public Performance Since Taylor Hawkins’ Death
Posted in: Music NewsBruce Springsteen also serves as surprise guest during McCartney’s Glastonbury headlining set
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‘He was 50 Years Old Going on Eight’: Stewart Copeland on Taylor Hawkins’ Childlike Joy
Posted in: Music FeaturesHawkins idolized the Police drummer, then befriended him. This week, Copeland called up Rolling Stone to pay tribute to his late “brother of the stick”
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Dave Grohl Recorded an Entire Metal Album for His New Horror Movie ‘Studio 666’
Posted in: Music News“I work fast, but fuck, this deadline is going to kill me,” Foo Fighters frontman says. “Yes, I’ll get it out for the movie. By February 25th, there will be a Dream Widow record”
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Hear Foo Fighters’ Mysterious New Death-Metal Headbanger, ‘March of the Insane’
Posted in: Music NewsTrack, billed to Dream Widow, arrives ahead of band’s upcoming horror flick, Studio 666
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‘F-ck It, We Might as Well Make a Horror Movie’: Dave Grohl on New Rock & Roll Chiller ‘Studio 666’
Posted in: Music Features“It’s part The Shining, part Amityville Horror, part Evil Dead,” says Foo Fighters leader of new horror-comedy
