Kourtney Kardashian and husband Travis Barker were in attendance at Saturday night’s tribute concert to late Foo Fighters‘ drummer Taylor Hawkins at Wembley Stadium in London, England.
The reality star, 43, donned a white t-shirt with a black-and-white photo of Hawkins drumming plastered on the front of it.
Kardashian and Barker, who wed back in May, strolled around the venue hand-in-hand as the 46-year-old Blink 182 drummer prepared to perform in Hawkins’ honor.
Tribute: Kourtney Kardashian and husband Travis Barker were in attendance at Saturday night’s tribute concert to late Foo Fighters’ drummer Taylor Hawkins at Wembley Stadium in London, England
Kardashian styled her oversized graphic tee with a barely-there skirt and tall high-heel boots that showed off her long legs.
Barker donned a sleeveless white shirt with ‘Judas Priest’ written across the front of it and a large devil image on it as well. His black pants were bleached up and down the front, and he wore a gray beanie over his bald head.
In a final snap Kourtney shared to Instagram, Travis held her tightly to his body as they watched one of the many other groups perform at Wembley stadium.
She captioned the photos with an eagle emoji, a reference to the iconic bird tattooed on Hawkins’ bicep.
Barker sat in the drummer’s seat to open the tribute show, putting on an incredible performance of The Pretender and Monkey Wrench and finishing with a drum solo.
Sweet shirt: The reality star, 43, donned a white t-shirt with a black-and-white photo of Hawkins drumming plastered on the front of it
Kardashian and Barker, who wed back in May, strolled around the venue hand-in-hand as the 46-year-old Blink 182 drummer prepared to perform in Hawkins’ honor
Loving embrace: In a final snap Kourtney shared to Instagram, Travis held her tightly to his body as they watched one of the many other groups perform at Wembley stadium
Playing a set: Barker sat in the drummer’s seat to open the tribute show, putting on an incredible performance of The Pretender and Monkey Wrench and finishing with a drum solo
Thousands of fans: Groups played in Wembley Stadium while thousands of fans looked on and enjoyed some classic Foo Fighters songs
Dave Grohl, the Foo Fighters’ frontman, broke down mid-song while performing at the event on Saturday night.
Taylor died suddenly in March of this year in his hotel room in Colombia, at the age of 50, while The Foo Fighters were on the South American leg of their recent world tour.
In his memory, frontman Dave, 53, fronted the fundraiser and was joined on-stage by a string of stars including Paul McCartney and Queen – and even Taylor’s teenage son Oliver Shane.
But at one point during the star-studded show, Dave became overwhelmed with emotion as he joined his bandmates in belting out The Foo Fighters hit tracks.
The American singer broke down in floods of tears mid-song during Times Like These, before bravely gathering himself together and continuing with the set.
Gone too soon: Taylor Hawkins died suddenly in March of this year in his hotel room in Colombia, at the age of 50, while The Foo Fighters were on the South American leg of their recent world tour
Breaking down: Dave Grohl emotionally broke down mid-song as he performed at the event on Saturday night
As he sang the lyrics, ‘Do I stay or runaway and leave it all behind?’, his vocals cracked as he became very tearful during the poignant moment.
Earlier in the show, Dave had taken to the stage to thunderous applause with the rest of the band, and took over the drums that his late bandmate once helmed, as Liam Gallagher opened the show.
Several musicians took Taylor’s place as the drummer for the concert, including Dave Grohl’s daughter Violet, 12-year-old Nandi Bushell and Taylor’s own son, Oliver Shane, 16, who performed My Hero.
Voice break: As he sang the lyrics, ‘Do I stay or runaway and leave it all behind?’, his vocals cracked as he became very tearful during the poignant moment
Hyped: He added: ‘We’ve gathered to bring you a gigantic f**king night for a gigantic f**king person. So sing and laugh and dance and f**king scream and f**king make some noise so he can hear us right now!’
Addressing the crowd during the show, Dave said no-one could make you laugh, dance, or sing like Taylor could as he paid tribute to his late friend.
He added: ‘We’ve gathered to bring you a gigantic f**king night for a gigantic f**king person. So sing and laugh and dance and f**king scream and f**king make some noise so he can hear us right now!
‘Cos you know what, it’s going to be a long f**king night!’