That's how you prove to people that rock isn't dead...
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The Brit Awards took place last night (February 21) at the O2 arena in London, celebrating a night of British and international music. While rock still doesn't get the representation it deserves, there's still bands out there doing the genre justice.
Foo Fighters played the awards ceremony for the first time in their career, and they decided to bring a huge Chalet with them, and play on the roof of it. The production value was massive, as they plugged in and smashed through their 2017 single The Sky Is A Neighborhood from their latest album Concrete & Gold.
Watch the performance below:
They also picked up the gong for International Group, which they've won on three previous occasions.
Accepting the award, frontman Dave Grohl dedicated the award to all those "musicians that plug in and play."
Watch their acceptance speech below:
