Nate Mendel, did John Entwistle’s solo of the Who’s “My Generation.” “Times Like These” had Grohl at center stage on vocals backed by Rami Jafee’s powerful keyboards.Īt the end of “The Pretender,” Grohl asked, “Do you want rock ‘n’ roll?” He obviously knew the answer and the band delivered it in spades. Drummer Taylor Hawkins, lead the group with a long version of Queen’s “Somebody to Love.” Guitarist, Pat Smear, played opening chords of “Blitzkrieg Bop” to lead the crowd in shouting “Hey! Ho! Let’s Go.” Bassist. It wasn’t all about Grohl as each band member had an opportunity to display his talent. The band even managed to cover Tom Petty’s “Breakdown.” Little wonder, the two hour set was an attempt by Dave Grohl to “fit 26 years (of music) into two hours.” The band gave it the college try and the fans were ecstatic. Fans were packed in far beyond the Home Plate stage field and across the walk way, up the stairs up the bridge and the field beyond. Saturday’s entertainment was headlined by Foo Fighters (FF) and FF was clearly the major headliner of the weekend.
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