Dave Grohl
Musician and Nirvana drummer

Born
January 14th, 1969
56 years ago
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
United States
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Born in 1969, this musician is recognized for founding the rock band Foo Fighters and serving as the drummer for Nirvana, contributing to the band's iconic sound. After the disbandment of Nirvana following Kurt Cobain's death, transitioned to a successful career as a frontman and songwriter. Released multiple albums with Foo Fighters, achieving commercial success and critical acclaim. In addition to music, engaged in various side projects, including collaborating with other artists and directing documentary films.
Formed Foo Fighters and released multiple chart-topping albums
Drummed for Nirvana, contributing to 'Nevermind'
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