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Foo Fighters have cancelled some of their tour dates after Dave Grohl sustained a fracture to his leg after falling from the stage during a gig in Sweden on Friday (12 June).
In true rockstar fashion Grohl was able to complete the gig after the accident in Gothenburg, taking to the stage on a chair with his leg up, after being seen to by doctors off stage.
It seems though, that even a rock legend needs to take a little rest, as the Foo Fighters headline slot at Pinkpop festival on June 14 in the Netherlands's was cancelled, as well as their upcoming June 16 gig in St. Gallen, Switzerland.
That makes their next date June 19 at London's Wembley Stadium. There are no signs of Foo Fighters backing out of their Glastonbury headlining slot, either.
Watch a video of Grohl's fall in action below
The Foo Fighters dates now are as follows:
JUNE
19 – London, UK, Wembley Stadium
20 – London, UK, Wembley Stadium
23 – Edinburgh, UK, BT Murrayfield Stadium
25 – Werchter, BE, Rock Werchter
26 – Pilton, UK, Glastonbury Music Festival
JULY
04 – Washington, DC, RFK Stadium #
06 – Camden, NJ, Susquehanna Bank Center %
08 – Toronto, ON, Molson Canadian Ampitheatre %
09 – Toronto, ON, Molson Canadian Ampitheatre %
11 – Quebec City, QC, Quebec City Summer Fest
13 – Camden, NJ, Susquehanna Bank Center %
15 – New York, NY, Citi Field %
16 – New York, NY, Citi Field %
18 – Boston, MA, Fenway Park &
19 – Boston, MA, Fenway Park %
24 – Nigata Prefecture, JP, Fuji Rock Festival
26 – Ansan, KR, Valley Rock Festival
AUGUST
12 – Edmonton, AB, Rexall Place %
13 – Calgary, AB, Scotiabank Saddledome %
14 – Walla Walla, WA, Gentlemen of the Road Stopover
16 – Denver, CO, Fidler’s Green Ampitheatre %
17 – Denver, CO, Fidler’s Green Ampitheatre %
19 – Maryland Heights, MO, Verizon Wireless Ampitheater %
21 – Kansas City, MO, Sprint Center %
22 – St. Paul, MN, Xcel Energy Center %
24 – Detroit, MI, DTE Energy Music Theatre %
25 – Pittsburgh, PA, First Niagara Center
27 – Indianapolis, IN, Klipsch Music Center
29 – Chicago, IL, Wrigley Field *
SEPTEMBER
11 – Vancouver, BC, Rogers Arena
12 – George, WA, Gorge Ampitheatre
14 – Portland, OR, Moda Center
16 – Mountain View, CA, Shoreline Ampitheatre
18 – Anaheim, CA, Honda Center
19 – Anaheim, CA, Honda Center
21 – Los Angeles, CA, The Forum
22 – Los Angeles, CA, The Forum
24 – Chula Vista, CA, Sleep Train Amphitheatre
25 – Phoenix, AZ, AK-Chin Pavilion
27 – Albuquerque, NM, Isleta Ampitheater
29 – Oklahoma City, OK, Chesapeake Energy Arena
30 – Wichita, KS, INTRUST Bank Arena
OCTOBER
02 – Austin, TX, Austin City Limits
04 – Atlanta, GA, Centennial Olympic Park
05 – Nashville, TN, Bridgestone Arena 10/07 – Memphis, TN @ FedEx Forum
09 – Austin, TX, Austin City Limits
17 – Anaheim, CA, Honda Center 10/18 – Castaic, CA @ Love Ride
NOVEMBER
05 – Amsterdam, NL, Ziggo Dome
06 – Cologne, DE, Lanxess Arena
08 – Berlin, DE, Mercedes Benz Arena
09 – Cracow, PL, Tauron Arena
11 – Vienna, AT, Stadthalle
13 – Casalecchio Di Reno, IT, Unipol Arena
14 – Turin, IT, Palaolimpico
16 – Paris, FR, Bercy
17 – Lyon, FR, La Halle Tony Garnier
19 – Barcelona, ES, Palau Sant Jordi
^ = w/ Kaiser Chiefs and BLK JKS
% = w/ Royal Blood
& = w/ Mission of Burma
# = w/ Buddy Guy, Gary Clark Jr., Heart, Joan Jett, Trombone Shorty, LL Cool J featuring DJ Z-Trip, and Trouble Funk
* = w/ Cheap Trick, Urge Overkill, and Naked Raygun
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