The Independent — Foo Fighters singer Dave Grohl has further cemented his reputation as the nicest man in rock, after he broke his leg on stage but returned to finish the concert. more info

E! Online — Dave Grohl took a knockin' and kept on rockin' tonight in Sweden! The Foo Fighters frontman was the picture of grit and determination after he injured his leg in a scary fall... more info

Stereogum — Dave Grohl broke his leg by falling off the stage today during a Foo Fighters performance in Gothenburg, Sweden. But, trooper that he is, Grohl kept right on performing. It sounds like the injury may have occurred while the band was in the middle of ... more info

TMZ — Dave Grohl tried to be the toughest man in Sweden ... after falling off stage, breaking his leg -- and attempting to keep the concert going. According to Swedish witnesses (thanks Google translate) ... it seems the Foo Fighters frontman jumped down�... more info

The Independent — Sonic Highways was a hugely ambitious project. An eight episode HBO series which saw the Foo Fighters travel to eight different cities to record eight tracks all influenced by their respective cities. more info

Stereogum — Last year, the Foo Fighters made an album, Sonic Highways, that they put together by recording in the iconic studios of eight different American cities. And frontman Dave Grohl also made an HBO show, also called Sonic Highways, in which he documented... more info

Stereogum — During a show in Manchester last week, Dave Grohl pulled an 8-year-old kid out of the crowd when Grohl noticed the boy was singing along to his every word. Grohl invited the kid, Frankie, onstage, requesting that the kid’s parents join him, before ... more info

Stereogum — Before he was best friends with David Letterman, before he was a Foo Fighter, before he was the drummer in Nirvana, before he was the drummer in Scream, Dave Grohl was the cute kid pictured above. That cute kid wrote a letter to Ian MacKaye when he w... more info

Stereogum — David Letterman’s Late Show ended with a career-spanning montage soundtracked by final musical guest Foo Fighters performing “Everlong,” one of Letterman’s favorite songs. E! reports that Letterman showed up to the wrap party afterwards rocki... more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — Would that we all got our favorite band to play our favorite song as we say goodbye to our greatest career achievement.   more info