Former Nirvana bassist Krist Novoselic joined tribute band FooVana for a live performance of some classic Nirvana tracks.
The Portland-based Foo Fighters/Nirvana tribute act were joined by Novoselic who played several classic Nirvana tracks with them, including 'Smells Like Teen Spirit', and 'Lithium', as well as 'Blew' from their 1989 debut album 'Bleach'.
FooVana were performing at Georgie's Garage in Vancouver, Washington last Thursday (July 18). You can check out these performances for yourselves below.
Footage of the tribute act performing alongside Novoselic was shared online, with the band having earlier hinted that a special guest was to join them on stage for this show.
“Get down here to Georgie’s Garage and Grill! Show’s about to start! Oh yeah that’s right… Someobody else is here!!!”, FooVana wrote on their official Facebook account.
See these performances below.
Last year, Krist Novoselic also recalled how Beatles legend Paul McCartney joined the band in the recording studio.
McCartney collaborated with the band back in 2012, recording the song, 'Cut Me Some Slack'. The track went on to feature in Dave Grohl's 2013 film, Sound City.
Novoselic compared this experience to “going boxing with Muhammad Ali”.
“Dave had sent me an email asking if I wanted to record with Paul McCartney in L.A”, he revealed.
“And I said, ‘Dude, I’ll walk there from Washington if I have to.’ So I flew down and we were standing around figuring out what to do, and I kept thinking, please don’t make me play bass guitar, please don’t make me play bass”.
Novoselic added: “That’s like being asked to do karate with Bruce Lee – you’re going to get your ass kicked. ‘Yep, I’m going boxing. Who’s your sparring partner? Muhammad Ali. Good luck with that!”.
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Last week, Foo Fighters also shared a statement after their concert in Queens was cut short amid concerns over weather conditions.
