Lou Adler

Two decades after three nights at Los Angeles' Pantages Theatre, Foo Fighters' expanded acoustic performances remain one of the most distinctive live documents in the band's history. Skin And Bones captured Dave Grohl and his bandmates exploring a different musical identity, with an expanded lineup and radically reworked versions of familiar songs.

Taylor Momsen recruited the Foo Fighters musicians for a new take on one of her favourite songs from The Pretty Reckless' fifth album, Dear God.

Two nights after playing Marvel Stadium, Foo Fighters will step into Crown LIVE for a one-night performance limited to just 1,250 people, giving Melbourne fans a radically different way to see the band.

Thirty years ago, DGC Records released the thunderous counter-argument to the acoustic finality of MTV Unplugged. Nirvana’s From The Muddy Banks Of The Wishkah hit shelves on October 1, 1996, debuting at number one on the US Billboard 200 and topping charts in Australia. Yet the visceral live compilation, designed to remind the world of the Seattle trio's abrasive punk roots, was born from an aborted project that bassist Krist Novoselic and drummer Dave Grohl were initially too devastated to finish.

Foo Fighters have premiered a special performance of "Child Actor" through Vevo's new Extended Play series, with the band set to return to Australia and New Zealand for nine stadium shows from November 2026 through January 2027.

A new documentary chronicling the history of Los Angeles' legendary Sunset Marquis Hotel will premiere on 14 August, exploring how the West Hollywood retreat became one of rock music's most enduring sanctuaries through the stories of the artists who stayed, wrote and recorded there.

Violet Grohl has officially launched her recording career with the release of her debut album Be Sweet To Me, issued through Auroura Records and Republic Records on Friday. The 11-track record arrives alongside the announcement of Grohl's first headline tour, which begins tonight in Los Angeles, and ahead of her scheduled television debut on NBC's The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon on June 3.