Dave Grohl lived out a dream more than four decades in the making on Friday night when he joined AC/DC on stage at MetLife Stadium for a performance of “Highway to Hell.” Dave Grohl’s Foo Fighters served as surprise openers for the evening, marking the second time they’ve filled that role during AC/DC’s “PWR UP” tour.
During Foo Fighters’ set, Dave Grohl reflected on seeing AC/DC’s Let There Be Rock concert film when he was 11 years old and how the experience changed his life. “At 11 years old, I didn’t know that rock and roll could be like that. I didn’t know that rock and roll was sweat, and blood, and fucking tears, and every ounce of energy you have — Phil Rudd breaking snare drums and Angus sucking oxygen on the side of the stage,” Dave Grohl recalled. “I saw that movie when I was 11 years old, and I was like, ‘I wanna do that for the rest of my fucking life.’”
The Performance
Dave Grohl’s performance with AC/DC was a highlight of the evening, with the two bands coming together to deliver an energetic and unforgettable rendition of “Highway to Hell”. The crowd was electric, singing along to every word as Dave Grohl and AC/DC brought the house down with their signature blend of hard rock and heavy metal.
A Dream Come True
For Dave Grohl, performing with AC/DC was a dream come true. As the frontman of Foo Fighters, he has always cited AC/DC as a major influence and inspiration. To be able to share the stage with his heroes and perform one of their most iconic songs was an experience he will never forget. The performance was a testament to the enduring power of rock music and the ability of AC/DC and Foo Fighters to deliver high-energy live shows that leave audiences breathless and begging for more.
In conclusion, Dave Grohl’s performance with AC/DC was a once-in-a-lifetime experience that will be remembered for years to come. The combination of Foo Fighters and AC/DC was a match made in heaven, and their performance of “Highway to Hell” was the perfect culmination of an unforgettable evening of rock music. As Dave Grohl continues to tour with Foo Fighters and AC/DC remains one of the most popular and influential rock bands of all time, fans can only hope that they will have the opportunity to see these two rock legends share the stage again in the future.
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