Violet Grohl Covers The Cure's "High" Acoustically

Violet Grohl has released a captivating acoustic rendition of The Cure's 1992 single "High." Performing for Triple J's Like a Version, Grohl traded the original's layered guitars for a minimalist arrangement focused on her vocals. She expressed admiration for the song's "childlike joy" and lyrical imagery, noting it has been a personal favorite since her teenage years.

Grohl's debut album, "Be Sweet to Me," released on May 29, features influences from late '80s and early '90s alternative rock. The project draws inspiration from bands like The Cure, Cocteau Twins, and the Pixies. This release marks a significant step in her solo career, following years of contributing to her father Dave Grohl's musical projects.

Earlier this year, Grohl achieved a milestone with "THUM" charting on the Adult Alternative Airplay chart. She is slated to perform at several U.S. festivals this fall, including Riot Fest and Shaky Knees. Following these appearances, she will embark on a headlining U.S. tour and support Beabadoobee on her European dates.