Gavin Rossdale, a member of Bush, contributed the song “Adrenaline” to the soundtrack of the film XXX. The song aired throughout the end credits and served as the official theme song for WWE’s Unforgiven pay-per-view event in September 2002.
It also served as the inspiration for that year’s The Undertaker’s Desire/Tribute. Blue Man Group’s “The Current” music video featured Rossdale as a special guest and participant. The song was also played at the ending credits of Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines.
In 2004, Rossdale formed a new band called Institute while Bush took a break. They released their album, Distort Yourself, on September 13, 2005, to mediocre success. The song “Bullet Proof Skin” from the album was featured in the movie Stealth.
Later, Rossdale acknowledged in an interview that the Institute record was mostly a solo project and that it was a mistake to change the band’s name from a marketing perspective. Just one album was issued by Institute before they disbanded in 2006.
Does Gavin Rossdale have tattoos?
Yes, while enjoying a shirtless stroll on the beach in Malibu, Gavin Rossdale appeared every bit the frontman. Wearing a pair of camouflage swim trunks, the 54-year-old vocalist flaunted his lean body and large tattoo collection.
Did Gavin Rossdale play soccer?
Rossdale wanted to play professional soccer before becoming the frontman of British post-grunge band Bush, but a knee injury put an end to those aspirations.