By Syndicated Content
PARAMOUNT+/MTV 2021 Paramount+, Inc.
Dave Grohl sits down with
Pharrell for the next episode of
From Cradle to Stage.
In a clip from the episode, streaming now via RollingStone.com, the
Foo Fighters frontman interviews the âHappyâ hit-maker about his rap-rock band N.E.R.D.
âWe had really embarrassing names,â Pharrell says of the groupâs early days. Grohl then starts to beg Pharrell to reveal said embarrassing names, but he refuses.
âIâll tell you some of mine,â Grohl offers. âDoesnât matter,â Pharrell replies. âReally badâ¦so bad!â
From Cradle to Stage, which airs on Paramount+, is based on the book of the same name written by Grohlâs mom,
By Syndicated Content
PARAMOUNT+/MTV 2021 Paramount+, Inc.
Dave Grohl sits down with
Pharrell for the next episode of
From Cradle to Stage.
In a clip from the episode, streaming now via RollingStone.com, the
Foo Fighters frontman interviews the âHappyâ hit-maker about his rap-rock band N.E.R.D.
âWe had really embarrassing names,â Pharrell says of the groupâs early days. Grohl then starts to beg Pharrell to reveal said embarrassing names, but he refuses.
âIâll tell you some of mine,â Grohl offers. âDoesnât matter,â Pharrell replies. âReally badâ¦so bad!â
From Cradle to Stage, which airs on Paramount+, is based on the book of the same name written by Grohlâs mom,
By Syndicated Content
PARAMOUNT+/MTV 2021 Paramount+, Inc.
Dave Grohl sits down with
Pharrell for the next episode of
From Cradle to Stage.
In a clip from the episode, streaming now via RollingStone.com, the
Foo Fighters frontman interviews the âHappyâ hit-maker about his rap-rock band N.E.R.D.
âWe had really embarrassing names,â Pharrell says of the groupâs early days. Grohl then starts to beg Pharrell to reveal said embarrassing names, but he refuses.
âIâll tell you some of mine,â Grohl offers. âDoesnât matter,â Pharrell replies. âReally badâ¦so bad!â
From Cradle to Stage, which airs on Paramount+, is based on the book of the same name written by Grohlâs mom,
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If this music thing doesn’t work out, Dave Grohl might have a future as a filmmaker.
I loved “Sound City,” the documentary Grohl directed in 2013 about the recording studio where everyone from Fleetwood Mac to Tom Petty to Nirvana recorded iconic albums, and the Neve soundboard used during those sessions.
The latest documentary from the Warren native, Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee and Foo Fighters frontman is “What Drives Us,” a look at life on the road as a musician.
This isn’t a story of private jets and the tricked-out tour buses used by musicians of Grohl’s stature. Grohl focuses on the formative period of his career and those he interviews, when a band piled too much gear and too many people into a too-small van that became the musicians’ living space whenever they weren’t on stage.
Anticipation has been building for the Live Nation Productions adaptation since it was announced in 2018. A number of teasers have been released for the show, including one showing the Foo Fighters leader and his mother going out on the road to interview musicians and their mothers.
In the latest teaser, the pair are back behind the wheel, this time singing to pass the time. The duo gives an
a capella rendition of Carly Simon’s 1972 hit “You’re So Vain” before Virginia Hanlon Grohl asks Dave Grohl about why he never took an interest in the band Manhattan Transfer.
Now, the first entry of the series is out, and it focuses on the relationship between Imagine Dragons’ Dan Reynolds and his mother Christene Reynolds.