Dave Grohl, Beck, and St. Vincent performed a cover of Blondie‘s ‘Rapture’ at a gala event in Los Angeles this weekend.
Grohl and Beck performed together at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art’s Eighth Annual Art + Film Gala, with the Foo Fighters drumming as his fellow musician sang his own tracks, including ‘Devil’s Haircut’, ‘Loser’, and ‘Where It’s At’. The pair also delivered a series of covers by artists like Led Zeppelin, Talking Heads, and Van Halen.
They were joined by St. Vincent for the rendition of ‘Rapture’, which you can watch in the fan-shot footage below.
The event wasn’t the first time Grohl and Beck had performed together lately. Last week (November 1), the musicians collaborated at an event encouraging attendees to vote in the US midterm elections, while, in September, they joined forces at another political fundraiser.
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