The frontman brings out the crying man named Anthony to the stage and serenades him with an acoustic rendition of 'My Hero' before they team up for the song's chorus.
- Aug 18, 2015
AceShowbiz - Dave Grohl gave a fan an unforgettable night when he and his Foo Fighters bandmates' tour stopped at the Fiddler's Green Amphitheatre in Colorado on Sunday, August 16. The frontman invited the male fan to the stage to perform with him after he spotted him crying in the audience.
As seen in a video taken and shared online by a concertgoer, Grohl was in the middle of singing an acoustic rendition of "My Hero" when he saw the man shedding tears in the crowd. He paused the performance and told the fan, who later said his name was Anthony, "Don't cry, mother**ker. I know you're drunk. Don't cry."
Grohl then asked the man to join him on the stage. "I'm gonna sing this f**king song right in your face, man to man, prison style, I'm going man to man. I want some real tears, you better sing it with me... I'm going to sing this to your crying grown-man a**."
With the help of some other audience members, Antony got onto the stage and Grohl told him to sit on his chair. Meanwhile, the musician who's still recovering after breaking his leg a few months ago continued the song while standing with his crutches. Anthony sang along on his seat before singing the chorus alongside Grohl into his microphone.
After finishing the song, Grohl gave the lucky guy a big hug and told him, "Now get the f**k off my stage, motherf**ker." He also said to other fans in the crowd, "That's great thing about a Foo Fighters show. You never know what you're going to get."
