Dave Grohl: 'I Never Thought Foo Fighters Would Last'

Dave Grohl has revealed that he never thought the Foo Fighters would last “more than a few albums”.

Grohl said that now, however, he can’t imagine the band, who released their sixth album ‘Echoes, Silence, Patience and Grace’ last year, ending.

"I really always thought there was going to be this clear line that the band would end and I would start doing all the things that I wanted to do, like have children or stay at home and be a father, but I'm starting to realise that they can co-exist," he told AP.

The former Nirvana drummer admitted that becoming a father has had an impact on how the band operates.

“I used to be able to say there's nothing I'd rather do than [play], but finally there's something I'd rather be doing," said Grohl, adding that he can no longer spend more than 14 days away from home at a time.

"I said I can't take any more than that. That's too much; so it's just a whole new way of life for me," he said.