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Dave Grohl falls off stage after chugging beer during Foo Fighters show in Las Vegas

Foo Fighters frontman proved he is one of the clumsiest rock stars around with latest incident

Jack Saddler
Friday 11 January 2019 12:07 GMT
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Dave Grohl has made a habit of falling off stages
Dave Grohl has made a habit of falling off stages (Chris Hyde/Getty Images)

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Foo Fighters had a bumpy start to their first shows of 2019, as some Vegas fever apparently caused Dave Grohl to take a tumble off the stage after chugging a can of beer.

After the "look ma, no-hands!" attempt at conquering the can while playing a guitar solo proved too difficult a task (and resulted in a spillage over the speakers,) Grohl grabbed the can, downed it with the kind of speed you'd expect from a rock star, and *attempted* to saunter back onto the stage.

We can only assume that the beer went straight to his head, as he plummeted backwards off the stage. See the video below:

Thankfully, two security guards were at hand to pick Grohl up and haul him back onto the stage.

Grohl has made something of a habit out of falling over during live shows, ever since a similar incident in Stockholm in 2015 saw him break his leg – forcing the band to pull out of their headline Glastonbury slot that year.

Providing the band can keep him injury-free, the Foos return to Europe this summer.

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