When the Foo Fighters aren’t trolling Westboro Baptists, preparing to receive the first-ever Global Icon Award at the 2021 VMAs and breathing life back into Madison Square Garden amidst a global pa…
aren’t trolling Westboro Baptists, preparing to receive the first-ever Global Icon Award at the 2021 VMAs and breathing life back into Madison Square Garden amidst a global pandemic, they’re doing what they do best: putting on a rock show.
Such reminders — that we are not yet back to safety — didn’t stop anyone in the room, especially Dave Grohl, from enjoying themselves. Indeed, the Foo Fighters pack more hits into the first hour of their set than most bands have in an entire career.There was still some wiggle room, however, to cover a few classics. About halfway through their set, a giant disco ball lowered from the Forum ceiling and the Foo Fighters transformed into their disco alter-egos, the Dee Gees, for a cover of Bee Gees “You Should Be Dancing.
In now what’s become a Foo Fighters show staple, drummer Taylor Hawkins switched places with Grohl for a cover of Queen’s “Somebody to Love”. This presented the opportunity, not only for Hawkins to showcase his skills as a frontman, but for Grohl to take a familiar spot behind the drum kit. “Do the No One Knows thing,” demands Hawkins into the mic. “Triplets! Best triplets in the business,” and “Now the long ones” from Hawkins all while Grohl rips on the drums.
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