The surviving members of Nirvana came together for an electrifying performance at FireAid, delivering a powerful set that included four of the band’s most iconic tracks. This unannounced reunion was particularly significant as it marked Dave Grohl?s return to the stage after publicly acknowledging in September that he had fathered a child out of wedlock, adding a layer of personal emotion to the night?s festivities.

During the FireAid concert, four talented women took turns on vocals, showcasing the diversity and strength of the grunge scene. First up was St. Vincent, whose real name is Annie Clark. The three-time Grammy winner, who is nominated for another four awards this year, energized the crowd as she led Grohl, bassist Krist Novoselic, and guitarist Pat Smear through an unforgettable rendition of ?Breed,? embodying the spirit of the original performance.

Following St. Vincent, Kim Gordon, the legendary frontwoman of Sonic Youth, took center stage. She wasted no time, delivering a fierce and thrilling vocal performance of ?School? that resonated with fans and highlighted her impactful presence in the grunge music scene.

The third powerhouse vocalist to grace the stage was Joan Jett, a punk rock icon known for her raw energy and distinctive sound. She added her unique flair to ?Territorial Pissings,? a beloved track from the Nevermind album that continues to inspire and energize Nirvana fans around the world.

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While the first three vocalists had all previously fronted Nirvana during the band’s induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 2014, the final vocalist of the night brought a unique twist to the performance.

Violet Grohl, the 18-year-old daughter of Dave Grohl and an aspiring musician in her own right, took the microphone for the band’s closing song. In what was already an emotionally charged evening, the moment of Violet leading her father and the rest of the band through a heartfelt rendition of ?All Apologies? was especially poignant. This touching performance concluded with Violet and Dave sharing the song?s iconic refrain, marking the only instance during the set where the drummer approached a microphone, as he chose not to address the crowd directly.

For those eager to relive the magic, clips from this remarkable performance can be found below.

Experience the Reunion: Nirvana Members and Special Guests at FireAid