This weekend, Foo Fighters paid tribute to their drummer Taylor Hawkins with a very special, very emotional concert in London, the first of two. 

Featuring a whole array of special guests and moments that defined Taylor as a fan of music as well as an artist, it was quite the spectacle. 

But there is one moment that sticks out as being poignant in a different way. 

That was when Taylor’s son Shane joined Foo Fighters on stage for a playthrough of ‘My Hero’.

A song that sends shivers down the spine at the best of times, watching Shane hit the drums as hard as he did is enough to let the waterworks start flowing. 

It’s an incredible moment and one that will be watched for years and years to come. 

Check it out for yourself below:

We were on-site and saw some other unique moments in celebration of the life of a special person.

There was Sam Ryder joining Foo Fighters and Queen’s Brian May and Roger Taylor for ‘Somebody To Love’.

Sam Ryder joins Foo Fighters and Queen’s Brian May and Roger Taylor for ‘Somebody To Love’#taylorhawkinstribute pic.twitter.com/dZEyaL9DZM

— Rock Sound (@rocksound) September 3, 2022

Travis Barker playing the drums on ‘The Pretender’:
 

Blink-182’s Travis Barker and Foo Fighters perform ‘The Pretender’, live at Wembley Stadium#taylorhawkinstribute pic.twitter.com/YOjYmpJ9BD

— Rock Sound (@rocksound) September 3, 2022

And AC/DC’s Brian Johnson, Metallica’s Lars Ulrich and The Darkness’ Justin Hawkins performing the classic ‘Back In Black’:
 

AC/DC’s Brian Johnson, Metallica’s Lars Ulrich, The Darkness’ Justin Hawkins and Foo Fighters perform ‘Back In Black’ live at Wembley Stadium#taylorhawkinstribute pic.twitter.com/o0qrkkOJLc

— Rock Sound (@rocksound) September 3, 2022