Dave Grohl s New Documentary About Rock Music Has An Incredible Cast Of Huge Names
Ringo Starr, Steven Tyler, Flea, The Edge, and Slash are just a few of the big-name musicians who are featured in the movie.
The first trailer for iconic musician Dave Grohl s new feature documentary, What Drives Us, has arrived and it s
stacked with talent. Some of the big names featured in the movie include Ringo Starr of The Beatles, Steven Tyler of Aerosmith, Flea of The Red Hot Chili Peppers, and Slash from Guns N Roses, just to name a few.
The movie is Grohl s love letter to the music industry and specifically the passion musicians feel for their craft. Grohl says he started the project as a more simplified look at the logistical details of what it takes for a band to go on tour, but it later morphed into an examination into the why of it all.
Dave Grohl Directed Documentary What Drives Us To Be Released This Month
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Foo Fighters + More Explore Van Touring in What Drives Us Doc
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Califone Add Shimmer to Mecca Normal s Family Swan for Kill Rock Stars 30th Anniversary (KEXP Premiere)
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Creation, Factory, I.R.S., Slash. Just a few of the more notable names of an endless number of independent record labels that never made it past two decades before either shuttering its doors or being acquired by a major in order to keep the lights on. Which is why it’s worth celebrating Kill Rock Stars’ incredible feat of remaining not just independent but relevant and vital for 30 years this year.
Launched in Olympia in 1991 by Slim Moon and Tinuviel Sampson, the label introduced the riot grrrl movement to the world by becoming a home for artists like Bikini Kill, Sleater-Kinney, and Heavens to Betsy and helped define the Pacific Northwest indie-rock sound. Releases from Elliott Smith, the Decemberists, and Gossip moved the needle of KRS’ influence significantly, making them not just a regionally but an internationally respected indie label