Brief
Dave Grohl and Pat Smear Join Taylor Momsen on New Version of “About You”
The Foo Fighters frontman and guitarist contribute to a fresh take on the Pretty Reckless’ song from their album Dear God.
By Felo News Desk · Published
Dave Grohl and Pat Smear recorded new parts for the Pretty Reckless’ song “About You,” the band said on Oct. 16.
What happened
The track, originally on the Pretty Reckless’ 2026 album Dear God, now features Grohl on drums and backing vocals and Smear on guitar, adding chunky palm‑muted chords and a Foo Fighters‑esque edge.
What the reports add
Rolling Stone notes that Momsen called the song one of her favorites and said she invited Grohl and Smear to “lend their magic.” The article describes Momsen’s studio comments about the collaborative vibe.
What was said
“There’s nothing better than jamming with friends,” Momsen told Rolling Stone. She added, “I called Dave and Pat and asked them if they’d lend their magic to it.”
How it came about
The collaboration follows the Pretty Reckless’ recent touring cycle, including a headlining tour for Dear God and a final run supporting AC/DC, as reported in earlier Felo coverage.
Key facts
- Dave Grohl played drums and sang backing vocals on the new version of “About You.” (rollingstone.com)
- Pat Smear contributed guitar parts with chunky palm‑muted chords. (rollingstone.com)
- Taylor Momsen said she invited Grohl and Smear to the studio, calling the song one of her favorites. (rollingstone.com)
Sources
- [1] rollingstone.com — originally reported as “Dave Grohl and Pat Smear Bring Some Foo Fighters Style to the Pretty Reckless' 'About You'”
