Foo Fighters fans who can't make it London's Hyde Park this Friday don't have to worry about missing out on some live concert action. AOL Music has scored a deal to air the concert, featuring Nirvana's former drummer Dave Grohl, live online.

With its platinum album, self-titled debut, the Foo Fighters hit the music scene in 1995 and have been going strong ever since. The band is known for such titles as "All My Life," "Best of You," "Monkey Wrench" and "Times Like These."

It's estimated about 85,000 fans will turn out in Hyde Park to check out the Foo Fighters in what's being billed as the largest concert in their 11-year history. AOL is reporting that Queen's Roger Taylor and Brian May will join the band for "Tie Your Mother Down."

The concert airs at 6 a.m. EST Friday, July 14. A little early for me, but it sure beats the time it would take to cross the pond to see them live and in person.

For more information on the show, check AOL Music.

In addition to the big Foo Fighters score, AOL Music has a pretty packed live concert schedule for July, which includes such acts as Los Lonely Boys, Heather Headley and The Futureheads.

The site's more than worth a look.