Violet Grohl

Born in Los Angeles, California, Violet Grohl develops a project that blends alternative rock, grunge, and indie rock, with songwriting centered on guitar and vocals. Appearing on stage at a very young age from 2018, Violet Grohl first drew attention in live contexts related to charity concerts, notably alongside her father Dave Grohl, before expanding her vocal appearances in a US rock environment marked by the heritage of the 1990s. In 2020, she sings with the surviving Nirvana members at a charity concert in Los Angeles, then in 2021 participates in a cover of Nausea by X with Dave Grohl, while providing backing vocals on Making a Fire by Foo Fighters. She is later featured on The Hanukkah Sessions in 2021, then at the Taylor Hawkins tribute concerts in 2022, where she performs several covers. In 2023, Violet Grohl appears on Foo Fighters' Show Me How and joins the band on stage at Glastonbury. Her first solo tracks, Thum and Applefish, appear in 2025 and establish a direct, nervous and melodic sound, fueled by rough guitars, mid-tempo and a discreet power-pop sensibility. Her debut album Be Sweet to Me is released in 2026, confirming a concise rock aesthetic, sometimes abrasive, that remains tied to short, readable song formats.