In other news, Dave Grohl has been added to the star-studded lineup for the 2024 Love Rocks NYC benefit concert, scheduled for Thursday, March 7, at the Beacon Theatre in New York City. The event, which supports God’s Love We Deliver, aims to provide nutritious, high-quality meals to individuals who, due to their illnesses, are unable to prepare meals for themselves.
Previously announced performers include The Black Keys, Tom Morello, Hozier, ex-Eagles guitarist Don Felder, Luke Spiller of The Struts, Nile Rodgers, Joss Stone, Lucius, Allison Russell, and Trombone Shorty. The comedic aspect of the evening will be handled by hosts Conan O’Brien, Tracy Morgan, and Jim Gaffigan, with an appearance by Martin Short. The concert is expected to be a night filled with outstanding performances, all in support of a worthy cause.
In a subsequent interview with Loudwire, Gallagher expanded on his initial response, expressing his belief that many who consider themselves rock stars lead boring lives. He singled out U2, questioning their claim to being a rock ‘n’ roll band and criticizing them for not embodying a rock ‘n’ roll lifestyle. Gallagher emphasized the importance of living an exciting life in the realm of rock ‘n’ roll.
“IT’S LIKE PUTTING A F****** QUARTER IN A JUKE BOX AND JUST TURNING IT UP WITH THAT GUY. IT’S FUCKING GREAT. OBVIOUSLY, HE’S AN AMAZING SINGER AND HE’S A FUCKING ROCK STAR. HE IS ONE OF THE FEW LAST REMAINING ROCK STARS.”