Foo Fighters Perform With LA Philharmonic at Hollywood Bowl Debut
The Foo Fighters played their first-ever show at the Hollywood Bowl, performing with the LA Philharmonic Orchestra and conductor Gustavo Dudamel. The concert featured a mix of hits and rarities, serving as a send-off for Dudamel's tenure with the LA Phil.
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Foo Fighters and Gustavo Dudamel Blow Up the Hollywood Bowl as Conductor Blows Out the Candle on His Time With the LA Phil: Concert Review
The LA Phil has played with plenty of pop and rock acts before, but it may have taken Foo Fighters to really put the dude in Dudamel. And not a moment too soon, with this being famed conductor Gustavo Dudamel’s final weekend at the helm of Los Angeles’ primary house symphony. The Phil’s hookup with […]
By Chris Willman
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The band also paid tribute to late drummer Taylor Hawkins in a short, effective set
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It marked the band's first time playing the venue in its more than three decades together.
By Jessica Lynch
Read full article →Watch Foo Fighters play rarities with LA Philharmonic Orchestra at Hollywood Bowl
The one-off set was part of a celebration for the orchestra's outgoing music director Gustavo Dudamel The post Watch Foo Fighters play rarities with LA Philharmonic Orchestra at Hollywood Bowl appeared first on NME.
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