Everyone needs to start somewhere, right? So why not make that somewhere on stage with the Foo Fighters?
Earlier this week, Dave Grohl gave 10-year-old fan Collier the chance to perform on stage with the Foos during their set at Kansas City, Missouri.
Inviting the youngster up to play guitar, the rocker asked what tracks he knew, and found out little Collier was a huge Metallica fan.
Asking him if he wanted to perform a Metallica track, Dave helped his fan throw a guitar over his shoulder before they both broke into the bands track Enter Sandman.
While the 49-year-old rocked out on stage and threw his hair around to the swirling drum beats, Collier owned the stage by prancing around with Daves guitar, perfecting every chord.
The duo were an adorable dream team and really put on a show for the hundreds of fans that came to the concert that evening.
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Once the song came to an end, Dave teased his fellow musician Ed Sheeran and compared the singer to Collier.
He joked: Ill tell you what, I know Ed Sheeran is playing down the street tonight, but he aint got anything on Collier right now!
Dave then looked at the young musician, who appeared to be in awe with what was happening, and offer to give him his guitar.
Pointing to the instrument, he said: Do you wanna keep that? Do you want that? Yeah do you want it? Tours almost over!
When it had sunk in that he was taking home one of the Foos guitars, Collier wrapped his arms around Dave and the pair embraced.
Dave continued: I got a question – did you come here with a parent or a guardian?
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Youre mum is up there? Take that guitar over to your mum right now.
As Collier ran off stage back to his mum the Best Of You hit-maker joked: If I see that shit on eBay next week, Im gonna find you – I will find you Collier!
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