BBC 6 Music — Foo Fighters close Scotland's biggest festival more info

NME - Festivals — Who: Foo Fighters Where And When: Main Stage, Sunday Vibe: Plenty of The Rock. And a band in a stupidly confident place. And proof that emotional rock music is more powerful than the weather. Best bit: 'Everlong'. Because if anybody can name a son... more info

NME — Dave Grohl brings the festival to an epic rock conclusion more info

NME - Festivals — So what if Sunday saw raindrops the size of golfballs? The final day saw a line-up worth enduring any weather. Arctic Monkeys, Coldplay and Foo Fighters headlined the Main Stage over the weekend, while the rest of the fest saw the likes of Primal Scr... more info

NME — Stuart Galbraith also names dates for next year's Knebworth event more info

Yahoo! Music UK — world entertainment news - Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl is convinced music technology is ruining rock 'n' roll because fancy studio production creates records which lack "personality". more info

NME — Beady Eye, My Chemical Romance and Blondie also play the festival today (July 10) more info

NME - Festivals — Amazingly, it barely rained on day one of T In The Park. Will we be so lucky with days two and three? We hope so! So besides crossing your fingers for sunshine and a non-muddy field, here are the five things you should do today if you're on the Scot... more info

Perez Hilton — All your new fandagled machines and shiz is "ruining rock" in his humble opinion! In the making of the Foo Fighter's latest album, Wasting Light, Dave Grohl opted for the band to use old-fashion tap instead of high-functioning computers. To him, mode... more info

ContactMusic — Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl is convinced music technology is ruining rock 'n' roll because fancy studio production creates records which lack "personality". The former Nirvana drummer decided to shun modern recording techniques during the making... more info