Shane, who went viral earlier this year when a video of him performing the song was posted online, sparking goosebumps for any Foo Fighters fan, including Foos captain Dave Grohl, who was clearly stunned by Shane’s performance. .

Not surprisingly, Shane’s performance quickly became a hot topic on social media, with countless fans praising his performance. Some have even gone so far as to suggest that he wear his father’s shoes as a full-time drummer. “I don’t mind if Shane Hawkins becomes the new permanent drummer for the Foo Fighters,” one wrote on Twitter. Another commented on the performance, “In order to continue with Foos, Shane Hawkins has to join the band.”

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At Wembley, Liam Gallagher, Josh Home, Travis Parker, Chrissy Hynd, Queens Brian May, and Roger Taylor, among others. Super Grace, Mark Ronson, and Led Zeppelin’s Paul Jones are on stage as well.

The performance in London, which is virtually sold out, can be followed live on several online platforms. In Europe, this can be done through MTV channels on YouTube, for example. In the US, people who stay home can still watch the concert on Paramount+.

Proceeds from the concert will go to two charities selected by the Hawkins family: Music Support and MusiCares. After the London performance, a tribute to Hawkins will come on September 27 at the Kia Forum in Los Angeles.

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