Dave Grohl Memoir ‘The Storyteller’ Coming out October 5

Dave Grohl. (AP)
Dave Grohl. (AP)
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Dave Grohl Memoir ‘The Storyteller’ Coming out October 5

Dave Grohl. (AP)
Dave Grohl. (AP)

Some unexpected free time in 2020 led Grammy winner Dave Grohl to put some thoughts and memories into words.

Grohl’s memoir “The Storyteller” will come out Oct. 5, Dey Street Books announced Tuesday.

The 52-year-old Grohl will reflect on everything from his childhood to his years with Nirvana and Foo Fighters to times spent with Paul McCartney, David Bowie and many others.

Grohl’s book grew out of an essay he published in The Atlantic and out of anecdotes he shared on his Instagram account.

“I soon found that the reward I felt every time I posted a story was the same as the feeling I get when playing a song to an audience, so I kept on writing,” Grohl said in a statement.

“The response from readers was a soul-filling as any applause in an arena. So, I took stock of all the experiences I’ve had in my life-incredible, difficult, funny and emotional-and decided it was time to finally put them into words.”



Royal Institute of Traditional Arts Implements Saudi-Chinese Cultural Exchange Program

The program included dialogue sessions and interactive workshops in Saudi traditional arts - SPA
The program included dialogue sessions and interactive workshops in Saudi traditional arts - SPA
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Royal Institute of Traditional Arts Implements Saudi-Chinese Cultural Exchange Program

The program included dialogue sessions and interactive workshops in Saudi traditional arts - SPA
The program included dialogue sessions and interactive workshops in Saudi traditional arts - SPA

The Royal Institute of Traditional Arts (Wrth), in partnership with the Academy of Arts and Design at Tsinghua University of China, implemented the Saudi-Chinese cultural exchange program 2025 from April 25 to 27, as part of its efforts to promote cultural exchange and engage various segments of society in practicing handicrafts using distinctive methods, coinciding with "The Year of Handicrafts".
The program included dialogue sessions and interactive workshops in Saudi traditional arts, including Roshan and other forms listed on UNESCO's Lists of Intangible Cultural Heritage, SPA reported.
It also featured specialized workshops, most notably in traditional wood art for decorating Najdi windows, designing Chinese hairpins with patterns inspired by traditional Saudi jewelry, and crafting leather wallets.