Foo Fighters Rickroll Reading Festival, Jam with Dave Grohl's Daughter at Leeds and Pay Tribute to Prodigy's Keith Flint: Watch

The next night at the Reading Festival Grohl paid homage to late Prodigy singer Keith Flint, telling the audience he wanted to sing the Foos' 2017 track "Run" "for Keith from The Prodigy." He also recalled playing Reading with the pioneering rock-edged EDM act in 2009. "That was the craziest shit I've ever seen," he said.  

And while that was a somewhat sobering moment, Grohl also had a trick up his sleeve to make his latest Reading appearance one for the ages. "Some of you may know that the Reading Festival holds a very special place ... This is the first big festival I ever played in my life when I was 22 in 1991. It was a long time ago," Grohl told the crowd after the band ripped through a cover of AC/DC's "Let There Be Rock."

“I thought tonight we’ll do something special for you that pays tribute to a song that brings us way back in time," he said. "It’s maybe the reason why I’m here tonight headlining the main stage. If you know it you can bounce around to it.” Teasing what sounded like a classic Nirvana riff, Grohl started strumming like a maniac as Rick Astley came out in a Hawaiian shirt and Rickrolled more than 60,000 with his hit 1987 classic "Never Gonna Give You Up."

As if all that wasn't enough, Grohl spotted a fan in the audience dressed like late Queen singer Freddie Mercury at Leeds and, of course, he needed him up the stage as soon as possible. As drummer Taylor Hawkins sang "Under Pressure," the fan in a yellow jacket worked the stage as he mimed Mercury's vocals on the famed 1982 duet with David Bowie.

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