Paul McCartney - Band on the Run (feat. Dave Grohl) (Glastonbury 2022)

Paul McCartney performs Band on the Run (feat. Dave Grohl) at Glastonbury 2022. Go to BBC iPlayer now to watch more.

[NeonRadarMusic]

If there's one thing that Dave and Paul have in common, they keep on keeping on inspite of terrible tragedies. I hope Dave and the surviving Foos heal and take their time to do it.

[rotallyPumpered]

There's basically no better person to be able to help Dave Grohl through his loss than Paul McCartney. A great kindness, and it's very encouraging to see Dave take him up on it.

[GeauxWyatt]

I remember seeing interviews with Dave where he talked about how painful playing music was after Kurt’s death. I thought after Taylor’s untimely passing it may be too much to bear. Wonderful to see Paul helping a friend heal now a time of need. Much love to Dave and the music I hope he makes as time goes on!

[alexandriaocasio-smollett]

Paul McCartney is 80 years old here and still singing in the same key in which his catalog was recorded originally. It’s impossible to overstate how bonkers that is.

[jonasgustaf]

To see Paul McCartney doing his thing after all these years, AND seeing Dave Grohl getting up on stage after his terrible loss is nothing less than awesome.

[StellaWaldvogel]

Whatever is happening in this sad old world, Paul's always had a knack for making it drop away for just a little while. <3

[Ruddline]

If you ever feel old at 40 just look at Paul and Dave Grohl. Eat some vitamins and keep striving for your dreams! Its not too late.

[TooSkinnyKenny]

i see a tiny bit of sadness in Grohl's eyes too but we all understand why the sadness is there. I admire him for getting on a stage at a difficult time like this.

[markwoodsher]

Paul simply being there for Dave, helping him to heal through music. THAT is friendship. Well done Dave, took a lot to do that performance.

[davethompson]

Watching Paul it was clear this performance was designed to do nothing more than try to give Dave a little joy. Paul directed all energies at Dave and he tried a couple times with his unique nonverbal communication skills to help Dave realize that this cal still be fun, and asked the fans to send him that energy as well. I think I detected that Dave was choked up a couple times when he stopped back into the shadows. Paul is just a gift to us all, isn't he? Have you even seen him being anything but honest and kind to people? Hang in there, Dave, It really does get better every day.

[pruntyportraits]

What a great thing Paul did for Dave here. Even saying at the end ''We all love you.'' Paul knows what it's like to lose your best friend.

[agreencow]

You can see the pain Dave is playing through here, but with Paul by his side he plays on. The little nods Paul gives him of encouragement shows how much he knows this pain personally. We love you Dave.

[sweetsweet]

Seeing youngsters in the crowd knowing the words and singing along to a song i grew up with is pretty awesome.

[jessedampolo]

When Dave Grohl joined Nirvana in 1990, Paul McCartney was 48 years old. Dave Grohl in this video is 53. It's amazing to see that these two have formed such a friendship, and I can only imagine how valuable a friend like Paul would be when you're mourning the loss of a bandmate and a brother.

[josemariamoreno]

Only a Beatle could be able to bring Dave back to stage. Long live the Beatles and long live the foo fighters!

[robingastonia]

It was great to see Dave back on the stage playing again. It is going to take time for him and the rest of the band. Thank you Paul for helping Dave. What a kind thing to do for a friend.

[AleQuag]

You can literally see Dave's sadness. My heart is broken. Grief changes you for ever.

[LeeHutchingsdrumsUK]

This must have been therapy for Dave. It's good to see him back.

[leokimvideo]

Dave looks so sad. He can't hide the loss of his great friend and Foo Fighter drummer.

[shawnhayden]

80 years old and rocking full blast in 2022. The Monarchy should knight him a second time. Paul McCartney is such a wonderful legend in his own time.