Dave Grohl Releasing Expanded Edition of Memoir ‘The Storyteller’
Dave Grohl has more stories to tell via a new expanded edition of his best-selling memoir The Storyteller. The Foo Fighters frontman shared via social media that the paperback edition of…
Dave Grohl has more stories to tell via a new expanded edition of his best-selling memoir The Storyteller.
The Foo Fighters frontman shared via social media that the paperback edition of his memoir is due out this October. Pre-order sites show the exact release date currently is October 31. Its tagline reads, "Expanded...because there's more to the story." The expanded edition of The Storyteller is available for pre-order at DaveGrohlStoryteller.com.
The Storyteller has sold nearly one million copies. Upon its release in October 2021, the memoir topped the New York Times' hardcover nonfiction list and the combined print & e-book nonfiction list. At the time, Grohl released a statement saying, "Never in my wildest dreams did I ever imagine that I would someday be a number one bestselling author, but it’s those same wildest dreams that I’ve followed since the day I picked up a guitar. Honored."
Of course, the expanded edition of The Storyteller might be one fans will want to pick, even if they own the original. Grohl went through a lot between the book's initial release and the release of the paperback expanded edition. The two-time Rock & Roll Hall of Famer mourned the loss of his Foo Fighters bandmate, Taylor Hawkins, and his mother, Virginia.
In other words: Fans better have tissues handy while reading the new passages. We have a hunch things will get emotional.
Dave Grohl: 10 Outstanding Viral Moments
Dave Grohl hasn’t just given us some of our favorite music of the past three decades; he’s also provided us with some of rock’s best viral moments.
Honestly -- and this isn’t hyperbole in any way -- but Dave Grohl is simply magic. To celebrate his birthday (January 14), we gathered ten of our favorite viral moments from the two-time Rock & Roll Hall of Famer below.
But First...Some Other Reasons Why We Love Dave Grohl!
Narrowing down a list of Grohl's best viral moments to ten is really hard. Frankly, it seems like he's always doing the coolest stuff. If you don't believe us, here are just a handful of funny things he's done in the past couple of years:
Impersonating Christopher Walken introducing the Foo Fighters as the musical guest on 'Saturday Night Live.'
This video is just too hilarious for words. Grohl's impression of Christopher Walken is spot on and will make you literally LOL.
When the Foo Fighters played a special show for the town of Cesena, Italy after their own viral mass jam of 'Learn To Fly.'
Imagine organizing a massive jam session of "Learn To Fly" and having it go viral. Now, imagine the Foo Fighters coming to your town to play a special show because of your viral video. Just amazing!
Falling off stage in Sweden and breaking his leg only to return and finish the gig.
This might be one of Grohl's most legendary moments. It's still amazing that he fell off the stage, broke his leg and then returned to finish the show. Simply unreal!
His drum-off with Animal.
Two of the most iconic drummers in one video? What's not to love?!
Fakes falling off the stage at the same venue where he fell off stage and broke his leg.
Grohl loves a good joke. Frankly, it doesn't get any funnier than this hysterical moment of him faking falling off stage at the same venue where he broke his leg from falling off stage.
Busking at Pike Place Market in Seattle with Brandi Carlile.
Grohl once literally took to the streets with Brandi Carlile to do a little busking. Just imagine walking down the street in Seattle only to see those two playing together.
Tipping $333 on a bar tab so the bill's total could be $666.
This is quite the flex. Of course, if some of us had Dave Grohl money, we'd totally do the same.
Chugs a beer on stage and almost falls off...again!
This is definitely a fun clip. However, considering his history of falling off stages, perhaps Dave should be a little more careful moving forward.
Brings guitar to a blind child to play with during Foo Fighters gig.
Nothing to see here! Just Dave Grohl being a great guy, so basically just another day for him.
Playing 'Satan' during a 'Jimmy Kimmel Live!' bit.
We definitely understand why it's fun to cast Grohl as "Satan." Unfortunately, he's such a nice guy that it's hard to imagine him going method as The Devil.
