Foo Fighters played a show in London, England on Thursday, and teamed up with Shane Hawkins, the son of their late drummer Taylor Hawkins, for a surprise rendition of “I’ll Stick Around”
In clips of the performance posted online, the audience can be seen giving Hawkins a warm welcome as he took the stage. “We particularly like it when he plays this song,” Dave Grohl told the crowd, before counting off the 1995 hit. Hawkins executed the driving rock beat with impassioned precision, landing a couple excellent fills (including one with rototoms, and who doesn’t love that?) Watch a video of the performance below.
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