October 7, 2025 • 2 mins
Dave Grohl BioSnap a weekly updated Biography.
Dave Grohl has been busy these past few days, both personally and professionally, and the headlines keep coming. After the major revelation a year ago that he welcomed a fourth child outside his marriage to Jordyn Blum, the story seemed destined for tabloid fodder. However, according to People Magazine, Grohl and Blum have been spotted together several times in recent weeks, and sources say the couple is now very happy and working through the betrayal. Their most recent sighting came just days ago in Los Angeles at a Supergrass concert, and they even made a joint appearance at a charity event on September 29, both presenting a united front after a tumultuous year. Those close to the couple insist Jordyn has forgiven Dave and emphasized that the family unit was always the top priority—especially for their daughters, Violet, Harper, and Ophelia, who joined them at Wimbledon in July during their first major public appearance since the news broke.
On the Foo Fighters front, the band is in the midst of a high-profile tour of Asia, with stops in Singapore, Tokyo, and Osaka. Social media lit up after the band posted an Instagram video of Grohl narrating his bird-watching adventures on tour, playfully tagging National Geographic and charming fans with his signature humor. Alongside live performances in Asia, the Foo Fighters just dropped a surprise digital live EP, “Are Playing Where??? Vol. I,” on Bandcamp. According to ABC News and American Songwriter, this collection features tracks from their recent pop-up U.S. club shows—their first with new drummer Ilan Rubin—and all proceeds are pledged to local charities in those tour cities, further cementing Grohl’s ongoing charitable reputation.
The press circuit has been relentless—headlines from People to TMZ and Far Out Magazine continue to buzz over the reconciliation and the band’s comeback. Rumors of marital collapse earlier this year have now shifted to stories of healing and togetherness, and despite early indications Grohl retained a divorce lawyer, those close to the rocker confirm he’s no longer pursuing that course, focused completely on family repair and music. While the band had to cancel a recent festival gig in Connecticut, the tour itself is riding a wave of positive attention, with fans and media alike following every move.
As of now, there are no new controversies or surprise collaborations, but with Dave Grohl you never know what the next headline might be—be it about music, family, or something as quirky as bird-watching on tour.
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Dave Grohl has been busy these past few days, both personally and professionally, and the headlines keep coming. After the major revelation a year ago that he welcomed a fourth child outside his marriage to Jordyn Blum, the story seemed destined for tabloid fodder. However, according to People Magazine, Grohl and Blum have been spotted together several times in recent weeks, and sources say the couple is now very happy and working through the betrayal. Their most recent sighting came just days ago in Los Angeles at a Supergrass concert, and they even made a joint appearance at a charity event on September 29, both presenting a united front after a tumultuous year. Those close to the couple insist Jordyn has forgiven Dave and emphasized that the family unit was always the top priority—especially for their daughters, Violet, Harper, and Ophelia, who joined them at Wimbledon in July during their first major public appearance since the news broke.
On the Foo Fighters front, the band is in the midst of a high-profile tour of Asia, with stops in Singapore, Tokyo, and Osaka. Social media lit up after the band posted an Instagram video of Grohl narrating his bird-watching adventures on tour, playfully tagging National Geographic and charming fans with his signature humor. Alongside live performances in Asia, the Foo Fighters just dropped a surprise digital live EP, “Are Playing Where??? Vol. I,” on Bandcamp. According to ABC News and American Songwriter, this collection features tracks from their recent pop-up U.S. club shows—their first with new drummer Ilan Rubin—and all proceeds are pledged to local charities in those tour cities, further cementing Grohl’s ongoing charitable reputation.
The press circuit has been relentless—headlines from People to TMZ and Far Out Magazine continue to buzz over the reconciliation and the band’s comeback. Rumors of marital collapse earlier this year have now shifted to stories of healing and togetherness, and despite early indications Grohl retained a divorce lawyer, those close to the rocker confirm he’s no longer pursuing that course, focused completely on family repair and music. While the band had to cancel a recent festival gig in Connecticut, the tour itself is riding a wave of positive attention, with fans and media alike following every move.
As of now, there are no new controversies or surprise collaborations, but with Dave Grohl you never know what the next headline might be—be it about music, family, or something as quirky as bird-watching on tour.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Dave Grohl has been busy these past few days, both
personally and professionally, and the headlines keep coming. After the
major revelation a year ago that he welcomed the fourth
child outside his marriage to Jordan Blum, the story seemed
destined for tablaud fodder. However, according to People magazine, Groll
(00:20):
and Blum have been spotted together several times in recent weeks,
and sources say the couple is now very happy and
working through the betrayal. Their most recent sighting came just
days ago in Los Angeles at a supergrass concert, and
they even made a joint appearance at a charity event
on September twenty ninth, both presenting a united front after
(00:41):
a tumultuous year. Those close to the couple insist Jordan
has forgiven Dave and emphasized that the family unit was
always the top priority, especially for their daughters, Violet Harper
and Ophelia, who joined them at Wimbledon in July during
their first major public appearance since the news broke. On
(01:03):
the Foo Fighters front, the band is in the midst
of a high profile tour of Asia, with stops in Singapore, Tokyo,
and Osaka. Social media lit up after the band posted
an Instagram video of Grole narrating his bird watching adventures
on tour, playfully tagging national geographic and charming fans with
(01:25):
the signature humor. Alongside live performances in Asia, the Foo
Fighters just dropped a surprise digital live VP are Playing
Where Volume one on band camp. According to AVC News
and American Songwriter, this collection features tracks from their recent
pop up US club shows, their first with new drummer
Elon Rubin, and all proceeds are pledged to local charities
(01:48):
in those tour cities, further cementing Grohl's ongoing charitable reputation.
The press circuit has been relentless. Headlines from People to
TMZ and far Out Magazine continue to buzz over the
recacil and the band's comeback. Rumors of marital collapse earlier
this year have now shifted to stories of healing and togetherness,
and despite early indications Groll retained a divorce lawyer, those
(02:10):
close to the rocker confirm he's no longer pursuing that
course focused completely on family repair and music. While the
band had to cancel a recent festival gig and Connecticut,
the tour itself is riding a wave of positive attention,
with fans and media alike following every move. As of now,
there are no new controversies or surprise collaborations, but with
(02:31):
Dave Grohl, you never know what the next headline might be,
be it about music, family or something as quirky as
bird watching on tour. And that is it for today.
Make sure you hit the subscribe button and never miss
an update on Dave Grohl. Thanks for listening. This has
been a Quiet Please production. For more check out Quiet
Please dot ai or search the term biosnap wherever you
(02:53):
listen
Dave Grohl has been busy these past few days, both
personally and professionally, and the headlines keep coming. After the
major revelation a year ago that he welcomed the fourth
child outside his marriage to Jordan Blum, the story seemed
destined for tablaud fodder. However, according to People magazine, Groll
(00:20):
and Blum have been spotted together several times in recent weeks,
and sources say the couple is now very happy and
working through the betrayal. Their most recent sighting came just
days ago in Los Angeles at a supergrass concert, and
they even made a joint appearance at a charity event
on September twenty ninth, both presenting a united front after
(00:41):
a tumultuous year. Those close to the couple insist Jordan
has forgiven Dave and emphasized that the family unit was
always the top priority, especially for their daughters, Violet Harper
and Ophelia, who joined them at Wimbledon in July during
their first major public appearance since the news broke. On
(01:03):
the Foo Fighters front, the band is in the midst
of a high profile tour of Asia, with stops in Singapore, Tokyo,
and Osaka. Social media lit up after the band posted
an Instagram video of Grole narrating his bird watching adventures
on tour, playfully tagging national geographic and charming fans with
(01:25):
the signature humor. Alongside live performances in Asia, the Foo
Fighters just dropped a surprise digital live VP are Playing
Where Volume one on band camp. According to AVC News
and American Songwriter, this collection features tracks from their recent
pop up US club shows, their first with new drummer
Elon Rubin, and all proceeds are pledged to local charities
(01:48):
in those tour cities, further cementing Grohl's ongoing charitable reputation.
The press circuit has been relentless. Headlines from People to
TMZ and far Out Magazine continue to buzz over the
recacil and the band's comeback. Rumors of marital collapse earlier
this year have now shifted to stories of healing and togetherness,
and despite early indications Groll retained a divorce lawyer, those
(02:10):
close to the rocker confirm he's no longer pursuing that
course focused completely on family repair and music. While the
band had to cancel a recent festival gig and Connecticut,
the tour itself is riding a wave of positive attention,
with fans and media alike following every move. As of now,
there are no new controversies or surprise collaborations, but with
(02:31):
Dave Grohl, you never know what the next headline might be,
be it about music, family or something as quirky as
bird watching on tour. And that is it for today.
Make sure you hit the subscribe button and never miss
an update on Dave Grohl. Thanks for listening. This has
been a Quiet Please production. For more check out Quiet
Please dot ai or search the term biosnap wherever you
(02:53):
listen
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