Dave Grohl's Secret Baby Mama Steps Forward
The mystery that’s been surrounding Dave Grohl for months is solved. Jennifer Young of Florida says that Grohl is the mother of her seven-month-old daughter. While Jennifer has asked that the baby’s name not be revealed, it’s reportedly been confirmed that the baby’s last name is Grohl, and was born on August 1st. Grohl’s rep hasn’t responded to a request for comment on the reveal. Friends of the tattooed music fan were reportedly surprised by the revelation, with one saying “I feel like she was more into Gwen Stefani than the Foo Fighters.” Young has no public social media accounts, so there hasn’t been much in the way of additional details so far. Grohl married his wife Jordyn Blum in 2003 and shares three daughters with her.
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Noah Weiland Honors Late Dad With New Cover of Stone Temple Pilots’ ‘Sex Type Thing’
“Filmed this about a dream I had long ago about seeing my father again" The cover is a stripped-down version of the song, which served as STP’s first-ever single off their debut album, Core. It features Noah’s vocals over an acoustic guitar, played by Spencer Carr Reed.
The music video depicts Noah out and about with a Chucky doll, which is representative of Scott in Noah’s aforementioned dream. Along with the visuals of Noah and the doll, there are captions that explain the dream and how it relates to Scott: “There was so much I wanted to tell him, like how much has changed on Earth without him.”
Live Nation is discontinuing its lawn pass program but says it'll replace it with, quote, "new and exciting programs."
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Disturbed released a new song called "I Will Not Break."
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Imagine Dragons Song Is Going To The Moon
Imagine Dragons' song "Children of the Sky" is heading to the moon. Space tech company Lonestar is set to launch a rocket from the Kennedy Space Center on Wednesday to land a data center on the moon. If successful, the band's 2023 single will be transmitted from the moon, something that’s never happened before. A Lonestar investor said the goal is to inspire the next generation of kids to be excited about the future of space and technology, which is why they chose "Children of the Sky" to be the first song to be broadcast from the moon. The song is from the video game “Starfield.”
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