Dave Grohl & His Mom Drum Up ‘From Cradle to Stage’ For Paramount+ Alongside ‘Unplugged’ & ‘Yo! MTV Raps’ Revivals

Alison Brie's roles are as memorable as they are adored. From Community's overachiever Annie, to Mad Men's sharp Trudy, to GLOW's underdog Ruth, Brie has been a steady presence on our TV screens for more than a decade in a variety of roles that solidify her acting prowess.

BBC has announced that Dave Grohl will give a career spanning interview for its series Reel Stories.The show will see Grohl discuss his storied career, from his time as drummer in Nirvana through to his years as Foo Fighters frontman.Grohl will be interviewed at length by Dermot O’Leary for the show, which will also make use of footage from throughout his life.The show will air on BBC Two on March 27, and will be followed by the entirety of Foo Fighters’ 2019 Reading Festival set.“When I do look

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Rage Against the Machine frontman Zack de la Rocha performing alongside Dave Grohl in 1994.The newly-resurfaced clip was filmed during a one-off reunion set by Grohl’s old band Scream, which took place at Hollywood’s Dragonfly Club.Joining the band for a furious rendition of ‘Human Behaviour’, de la Rocha is seen letting loose in the energetic clip as he stalks the stage and joins Scream’s Peter Stahl on vocals.Grohl, meanwhile, assumes his position on drums – a role he previously held in the DC

Paramount+ has unveiled the inaugural music slate for its new streaming service, highlighted by revivals of two of the most iconic music shows in VH1 and MTV histories.

From Cradle to Stage, a new six-part unscripted music show hosted by Dave Grohl and his mother, Virginia Hanlon Grohl.The series, directed by Dave Grohl and inspired by Virginia’s book of the same name, will explore the relationships between prominent musicians and their mothers.Reboots of Behind The Music and Yo! MTV Raps are also set to premiere on the service, as well as new MTV Unplugged performances.

Paramount+ is bringing music back to TV.

Chris Willman Music WriterThe Paramount Plus digital service will soon have a vintage MTV Networks look to some of its offerings, as the MTV series “Unplugged” and “Yo! MTV Raps” and VH1’s venerable “Behind the Music” are all set to be revived as streaming offerings, it was announced Wednesday afternoon.A new music-based unscripted show is on tap from Paramount Plus as well: “From Cradle to Stage,” which will be directed by Foo Fighters’ and Nirvana’s Dave Grohl and be hosted by the rocker and

Dave Grohl has reflected on Kurt Cobain‘s seismic musical impact, as well as discussing the emotional toll of Nirvana‘s untimely split.Speaking on Apple Music’s Medicine At Midnight Radio, Grohl also reflected on how the band were initially surprised by their rise to global fame in the early 1990s.“We were still in our van and we were just watching this happen in front of us,” he said.​“The shows were getting bigger,” he explains. ​“The crowds were getting bigger.

Dave Grohl has opened up on how Them Crooked Vultures originally formed, and his plans to eventually reunite the supergroup.Grohl joined forces with Queens Of The Stone Age‘s Josh Homme and Led Zeppelin‘s John Paul Jones to form the hard-rock supergroup, who released their eponymous debut album in 2009.Speaking in a new episode of Medicine At Midnight Radio on Apple Music Hits, Grohl explained how he first discussed the prospect with John Paul Jones after handing an award to Led Zeppelin at a

Dave Grohl turned down the chance to become Tom Petty's drummer because he couldn't stomach returning to the stage so soon after Kurt Cobain's death. The Foo Fighters star has revealed the offer came in just after Nirvana called it a day following Cobain's death in 1994.

Dave Grohl has revealed that he turned down becoming Tom Petty‘s drummer because it would have been too “sad” to sit behind the kit so soon after Kurt Cobain‘s death.Appearing on The Howard Stern Show on Friday (February 12), the Foo Fighters frontman recalled performing with Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers on an episode of Saturday Night Live in 1994 – just months after Cobain died.“We had so much fun and we all got along so well,” Grohl remembered of the collaboration, explaining that he was

Dave Grohl and Pat Smear have revealed that they get together with Krist Novoselic from time to time and privately perform Nirvana songs.Foo Fighters stopped Howard Stern’s Sirius XM show on Thursday (February 11) to promote their recently released 10th studio album, ‘Medicine At Midnight’.During the interview, Stern asked Smear – who joined Nirvana in 1993 – if he ever missed playing with the band.

Love Island'sAnton Danyluk says its 'really good' that the party people who were in Dubai for the 'wrong reasons' have gone home while the 'real people' like him have stayed.On his second episode of the What The Crack podcast entitled Daily Dose of Daftness, Anton's mum Sherie Ann asked how her son was getting on in Dubai where he is setting up a new business.West Lothian's Anton, 26, tells her: "The business side, everything is going well and everything is going to plan.

Dave Grohl has opened up on who he thinks should induct Foo Fighters into the 2021 Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame, should they secure the prestigious honour.The band were announced on the shortlist for the latest intake for the Hall earlier this week, alongside the likes of Kate Bush, Iron Maiden and Jay-Z.While guitarist Pat Smear thinks Grohl’s mother Virginia is a perfect contender, the frontman believes that former Police drummer Stewart Copeland is the man for the job.Speaking on The Howard Stern

Prince Harry loves the Foo Fighters.