Will Ferrell put his world-renowned, incredibly specialized musical talent to good use over the weekend, popping up for a cowbell cameo during his son's set at a special charity event.
to good use over the weekend, popping up for a cowbell cameo during his son Magnus Ferrell’s set at a special charity event.
The show marked Magnus’ first public performance with his band, who opened for the Psychedelic Furs at an event benefitting. The charity, founded by Will’s former roommate, Craig Pollard, provides scholarships and educational aid to cancer survivors. Magnus Ferrell’s set featured a cover of Radiohead’s classic “Creep,” along with three originals. That included “Back in Place,” a thumping piece of dance-pop driven by an irrepressible bass line and slinky guitar lines, with Magnus singing the chorus: “Now I’m trying to find a way back home/Cause I can’t take another day on my own/No I didn’t hesitate, now I’m lost, wishing I would’ve stayed/But now it’s too late to put everything back in place.
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