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Squeeze with Dave Grohl in Louisville on Saturday, September 21st. Pictured left to right are Stephen Large, Glenn Tilbrook, Dave Grohl, Chris Difford, Simon Hanson, Sean Hurley and Steven Smith. (Photo by Cole Anderson)
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Dave Grohl sits in with Squeeze at Louisville show

Lee Ving and Spit Stix. Photo by Ryan Segedi.
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Spreading FEAR since the 1970s

Brighton, England’s Royal Blood performed a stellar opening set at the show headlined by the Foo Fighters at NYC’s Citi Field on Thursday, July 16th.
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Foo Fighters and Royal Blood hit it out of the park at NYC’s Citi Field

This photo of Michael Kurtz (right) with the late Ian McLagan was taken May 2014 in Los Angeles at a Record Store Day celebratory dinner. Photo by Dennie Chong from the Hawaiian record store Hungry Ear.
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An interview with Record Store Day's Michael Kurtz

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"We Hope You Will Enjoy the Show"

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Goldmine's Hall of Fame Inductees - Volume 38

The Lone Bellow (Photo by Chris M. Junior)
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A look back at SXSW 2013

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SXSW 2013: Dave Grohl recalls his classic-rock roots

Nirvana’s final lineup, in place by the ‘Nevermind’ album, was its most famous (from left): bassist Krist Novoselic, drummer Dave Grohl and frontman Kurt Cobain. Courtesy of Universal Music Group/Photo by Chris Cuffaro
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Exhibit celebrates Nirvana right before anniversary of 'Nevermind'

Foo Fighters features two Nirvana alumni: frontman Dave Grohl (front left) and guitarist Pat Smear (center back). Courtesy RCA/Steve Gullick
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Where Are They Now: Nirvana's past members

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New Foo Fighters proves generic at times

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Foo Fighters are ready to unravel ‘Rope’

Led Zeppelin’s John Bonham is the subject of a BBC 6 Music documentary that is narrated by Dave Grohl.
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Dave Grohl narrates BBC 6 Music documentary on John Bonham

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Slash has never slowed down