The Telegraph — Twitter-users were left fuming after the singer-songwriter fooled them into thinking he'd be replacing Foo Fighters at Glastonbury more info

The Telegraph — Dave Grohl's broken leg has left ticketholders disappointed. What happens next? more info

Clickmusic — It's been less than 12 hours since Foo Fighters cancelled their Glastonbury headline slot and bookmakers are already putting odds on their replacement. AC/DC and Florence + The Machine are the current favourites for the coveted Friday night performan... more info

The Telegraph — Everyone from Paul McCartney to Florence and the Machine has been rumoured to replace Foo Fighters at Glastonbury. We round up the runners and riders more info

MTV.co.uk News — The rockers will no longer headline Glastonbury Festival next weekend... more info

Perez Hilton — Ouch! Dave Grohl made headlines last week when he broke his leg in the middle of a show… but kept performing to finish out the set! Unfortunately, now it looks like it's curtains for the rest of their European tour. [ Video: Dave Joins Paul McCartn... more info

The Daily Mail — The rocker was injured in a horrific fall from the stage during a gig in Gothenberg, Sweden on Friday, but was hoping he would be able to perform at London's Wembley Stadium this weekend. more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — It looks like Dave Grohl's broken leg has thrown the proverbial "Monkey Wrench" into the band's summer tour. more info

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Reuters — LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - The Foo Fighters will cancel the remainder of their European tour as lead singer Dave Grohl recovers from surgery after breaking his leg while performing last week, the rock group said on Tuesday. more info