Dave Grohl attends Wimbledon and offers his event predictions

Dave Grohl was noticed on the Wimbledon tennis event and has given his predictions as to who will win.

The Foo Fighters frontman – who lately wrapped up a UK tour along with his band – traded his traditional rockstar garb of denims, a t-shirt and lengthy flowing locks for a clean-cut go well with and tie with brown loafers whereas showing at Wimbledon right now (July 2).

Whereas on the event along with his spouse Jordyn Blum, Grohl was stopped by the BBC for a fast interview about his predictions for the event’s winners. After being requested about who he thought would win, the previous Nirvana drummer initially replied: “What?”

Requested a second time, he repeated “What?” earlier than including on the potential males’s champion: “No clue.” Grohl was then requested about who he thought would win the ladies’s occasion to which he awkwardly replied: “Couldn’t say.”

Dave Grohl actually didn’t wish to give away his #Wimbledon predictions 😂 #BBCTennis pic.twitter.com/Xl8QsmagD0

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Final week, Grohl was noticed at this yr’s version of Glastonbury Competition. He was seen along with the Pyramid stage throughout LCD Soundsystem’s set on the annual Worthy Farm music bash.

Elsewhere, Foo Fighters have been joined by Geezer Butler for a canopy of the 1970 Black Sabbath basic ‘Paranoid’ throughout their gig at Birmingham’s Villa Park.

For the efficiency, Butler led the band on bass duties, whereas Grohl ditched the guitar to imitate Ozzy Osbourne’s onstage actions whereas singing.

Foo Fighters’ latest Manchester live performance scored them a four-star score, with Rishi Shah writing for NME: “Approaching thirty years as a band, Foo Fighters have tailored within the face of any adversity, making certain their stadium present stays cohesive, exemplary and easily untouchable.

“Whereas others from their time would possibly start to creep in direction of legacy act territory, Foo Fighters stay as related and imperious as ever – they’re solely going to wish much more stadiums to fill.”