Dave Grohl was more than a little honoured when BBC bosses pitched him the idea of a star-studded cover of Times Like These, calling it “one of the hugest moments in my musical life”.

The Foo Fighters star appears alongside a host of big musical names on the cover of the band’s classic tune by the Live Lounge Allstars to raise money for the World Health Organization’s COVID-19-Solidarity Response Fund – the video for which premiered on BBC One’s Big Night In on Thursday night.

Speaking to Zoe Ball after the video aired, Dave said being asked to participate in the recording was a massive highlight in his career. “I got the call a few weeks ago that the BBC wanted to put together the project and initially I was so flattered that they would

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