Dave Grohl, a member of two of the most influential bands of the 1990s – Foo Fighters, has always been a force in the music world. So, it’s no surprise his daughters, Violet and Harper, share his gift for performing. At the Notes and Words concert, an event supporting UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospital, Grohl took the stage with Violet for a stunning father-daughter duet that captivated the audience.

As the headliner, Dave treated fans to acoustic renditions of Foo Fighters classics like “Times Like These,” “My Hero,” and “Everlong,” each met with cheers and applause. The heartfelt performances, combined with the event’s meaningful cause, made it a night to remember.

Dave proudly introduced his 12-year-old daughter Violet to the stage for a heartfelt duet. With remarkable poise beyond her years, Violet joined her dad to perform Adele’s stunning ballad, When We Were Young. Before the performance, Dave told the audience, “When we were talking about my singing, I remember her saying, ‘Dad, you’re not even the best singer in the family. And she’s right!

Her voice, both powerful and emotional, enchanted the audience and showcased a talent that could rival even Adele herself. The performance quickly gained attention online, with fans praising Violet’s impressive vocals. In this special moment, the rock legend stepped back to let his daughter shine, embracing the role of a proud and supportive father.

The special duet received an abundance of positive feedback such as “when she hits the high note and the smile across David’s face is what being a father is all about” and “A 12 year old doesn’t achieve that level of skill without a caring and involved parent. Bravo to Violet for all the hard work she’s put into her art and to Dave Grohl for loving and supporting her dreams.”