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Foo Fighters electrified the Hollywood Bowl in a historic first-ever orchestral rock concert, teaming up with the LA Philharmonic under conductor Gustavo Dudamel—his final performance before leaving after 17 years. The seamless fusion of rock and symphony highlighted clever arrangements, deep cuts like “Razor” and “Home,” and crowd-rousing hits including “My Hero.” Dave Grohl brought out a choir for a gospel-rock epic, paid tribute to Taylor Hawkins, shared champagne with the band, and even begged for lights on during his joyous, heartfelt show. They closed with fireworks and “Everlong,” leaving fans and musicians alike in awe of a night that was both monumental and deeply personal.

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