Dave Grohl, a man who believes that his music has the power to make grown men cry, also believes that those grown men who cry over his music should be made into a public spectacle. This is all well and good for Dave Grohl, except for when the sad men at his concerts are not crying over his very earnest rock songs, but, instead, their dead mothers.

Rock-and-roll dad Dave Grohl fell off the stage while playing Gothenburg, Sweden’s Ullevi Stadium on Friday night, breaking his leg. The Foo Fighters frontman got bandaged up backstage and finished the set sitting down. Is this metal, or nah?

The inspirational story of former Romanian orphan Cornel Hrisca-Munn was first brought to the Internet's attention three years ago in a Daily Telepraph profile about the seemingly insurmountable odds the young man overcame in order to establish himself as an acclaimed swimmer and drummer.

After Dave Grohl told attendees at the Global Citizen Festival this past Saturday that the Foo Fighters "don't have any [shows] after this," the band's fans collectively freaked out, believing this to be the Foos' swan song.

If you couldn't make it past Dave Grohl's nails-on-chalkboard screams, here's the Foo Fighters frontman's statement on the future of the band.

During a recent Foo Fighters show in Montreal, band frontman Dave Grohl noticed that the beer level in an audience member's cup was running dangerously low.

Before their concert in Kansas City (the Missouri one), the Foo Fighters treated a bunch of Westboro Baptist Church picketers to a free concert that was actually a counter-protest against the church and its hatred of everything and everyone, especially The Gays. For the occasion, the Foos dressed up in the outfits they wear in their "Hot Buns video," in which they supposedly play either stereotypical truck drivers or stereotypical artists from Bushwick.

Being on tour is hard work, and cheapo promoters screwing you out of hotel rooms and serving crappy food at every turn doesn't help bring the rock to the kids. There must be standards! In a document procured by the Smoking Gun, rock band the Foo Fighters' tour rider asks for normal stuff, like a "selection of cereals—unopened. Do not recycle from last night's Dio show." Then, in the following excerpt, we learn how to "think outside the box as we consider the CHICKEN BREAST."