Late Foo Fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins’ son, Shane Hawkins recently took part on the runway for the Ann Demeulemeester Spring 2025 Ready To Wear Fashion Show today 09/28/24, Paris. Check out the presentation below:

It’s been nearly two years since Taylor Hawkins’ son Shane took to the stage at Wembley to honor his father, joining Foo Fighters for a performance of My Hero at the Taylor Hawkins Tribute Concert. In June, the 17-year-old who has been playing regular gigs with his father’s covers band, Chevy Metal joined Foo Fighters at the band’s back-to-back London Stadium dates to play drums.

During the first show, Shane take to Josh Freese’s monstrous double-bass drum DW kit for an energetic run-through of I’ll Stick Around, which features on Foo Fighters’ debut album, where Dave Grohl played every instrument on all but one song.

“Hi Shane, thank you for waiting three hours to come play drums with us” Dave Grohl announced as he introduced him, adding “We particularly like it when he plays this song. It’s called…I’ll Stick Around”, as Shane launches into the machine-gun 16th-note snare intro.

He hammered at the kit with all his prowess and his style, body language and mannerisms were at times uncannily similar to his dad, while also including a healthy influence from the former Nirvana drummer’s playbook as he beats his way through the song’s ankle-cramping groove and fills around the kit. Overall, the first performance prompted many fans to declare that Hawkins Jr is capable of taking on his father’s gig full-time. Shane returned for Saturday’s gig, reprising the song that has in many ways become recognised his own tribute to his late father.