Dave Grohl

And here we have yet another reason to love Dave Grohl. It's a beautiful thing to see him step aside and let his daughter be the center of attention. With that being said, she also absolutely crushes her cover of Adele's "When We Were Young."

Dave Grohl is one of those living legends who will literally never run out of amazing stories from his time on the road. 

Dave Grohl has been in an ongoing "drum battle" with YouTuber, Nandi Bushell and this might be the best moment of their showdown so far. The living legend surprises Nandi with a special song designed just for her that also manages to show off his mad skills. We're lucky to be living at the same time as Dave Grohl. Seriously. 

Yet another solid testament to the fact that Dave Grohl is one of the nicest legends in the history of rock and roll. 

Hey Dave, let me tell you what your song is about really quick. 

Rock Legend Ian "Lemmy" Kilmister's untimely passing on Tuesday has everyone still reeling. The fact that it was just mere days after doctors discovered his aggressive cancer, and less than a month after wrapping up Motorhead's European Tour. The band has declared without Lemmy there is no future for Motorhead, but that he will live in on in everyone's memories.

Beloved by many, two of the most touching tributes have come from a post by Alice Cooper, and Foo Fighter's Dave Grohl's 'Ace of Spades' tattoo.

It looks like the power of his oxycodine-induced, self-designed throne has gone to Dave Grohl's head. At a show last week, he generously allowed a fan to play the drums for the old Foo Fighters hit Big Me. 

There's no telling what happened to the regular drummer, but the possibility exists that they fell off the back stage and were not given the luxury of having a tour throne built for them. 

We've been posting a lot of Dave Grohl here lately, and we understand the concerns some of you might have. Don't worry, we'll stop posting Dave as soon as Dave stops being awesome.

These images are floating around Reddit at the moment, acting as a sort of cautionary tale for either falling asleep in public or drinking too much. Or both. Pictured is The Maccabees drummer Sam Doyle missing his chance to meet Dave Grohl and John Paul Jones.