Dave Grohl is renowned for his successful transition from drummer of bands like Scream and Nirvana to frontman and guitarist of the Foo Fighters. After the tragic end of Nirvana in 1994, Grohl formed the Foo Fighters, showcasing his songwriting and vocal talents. The band's self-titled debut in 1995 marked the beginning of a successful career characterized by a blend of hard-edged punk rock and melodic pop/rock. Grohl's musical journey continued with collaborations in various projects, including joining Queens of the Stone Age as a drummer and forming the supergroup Them Crooked Vultures. The Foo Fighters achieved commercial success with albums like Wasting Light, earning multiple Grammy Awards.

Following a hiatus in 2012, Grohl delved into directing a documentary about Sound City recording studio and drumming for Queens of the Stone Age's ...Like Clockwork. The Foo Fighters returned with acclaimed albums like Sonic Highways and Concrete and Gold, showcasing Grohl's multifaceted musical abilities. In 2018, Grohl released a documentary titled Play, celebrating the joy of playing musical instruments, accompanied by a soundtrack featuring him on various instruments in a 22-minute track.