ZZ Top remembers their ‘dear drummer’ Frank Beard in first performance since his death at age 77

ZZ Top remembered their ‘dear drummer’ Frank Beard as they returned to the stage for the first time since his death at age 77.  

Beard died while in hospice care last week, but his memory lived on as his bandmates Billy F. Gibbons and Elwood Francis performed at a Texas venue which held a special place in his heart on Saturday. 

On Saturday, the rock legends remembered their late bandmate as they hit the stage at Austin City Limits Live with a new drummer in Beard’s place. 

In video posted by Ultimate Classic Rock, Gibbons introduced the audience to their their new drummer, Michael Monahan, a

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