Foo Fighters to ‘headline Glastonbury 2016’

For those of you at Glastonbury you'll know that Foo Fighters cancelled their appearance at this year's festival after the band's frontman, Dave Grohl, broke his leg earlier this month. Boo.

However, things appear to be looking up, for two reasons - one, because Dave looked rather chirpy after he was spotted out in London last night.

And two, because Foo Fighters have been booked for the Worthy Farm 2016 festival! Woo.

Now to just try and get tickets for next year. sighs

The band were forced to cancel their headline appearance at Glasto but the festival's organiser, Michael Eavis, has got them locked in for the next one.

Speaking to The Sun, a source confirmed Michael was 'desperate' to get them to play at the legendary music event.

"Dave was beyond gutted about pulling out of Glastonbury, especially at such short notice," a source told the newspaper.

"But Michael was quick to book him for next year as he's desperate for the Foos to headline. Dave agreed within seconds."

Dave, 46, was seen on crutches bouncing out of C London, Mayfair, as he continues to receive the proper recovery care for his broken leg.

The former Nirvana drummer fell while playing a gig in Gothenberg, Sweden, resulting in a nasty break. He then - like the legend that he is - went off stage, got a cast put on, and continued performing with his band.

Rock on. Ledge.