Allmusic Blog — Ending weeks of speculation, Glastonbury organizer Michael Eavis confirmed that Neil Young and Blur will headline this year’s festival along with Bruce Springsteen, whose headlining status was previously announced. This will be Blur’s first Glast... more info

Idolator — Your daily "members of Blur who aren't Damon" update: Drummer Dave Rowntree will not let his budding pro-bono legal career get in the way of a Blur tour, and guitarist Graham Coxon has recorded an acoustic-heavy solo album that is influenced by "Mart... more info

AngryApe — Alongside Bruce Springsteen and Blur more info

ContactMusic — BLUR drummer DAVE ROWNTREE has dismissed rumours he is set to leave the group after their upcoming summer (09) shows - insisting he will fit his legal career around his time ... more info

AngryApe — He insists he is a musician "first and foremost" more info

NME — Neil Young and Blur been confirmed to play headline slots this year's Glastonbury festival. more info

Guardian Music — In a departure from Jay-Z's billing at last year's festival, the Canadian guitar legend completes the trio of headline acts alongside Bruce Springsteen and the recently reunited BlurGlastonbury organisers have today confirmed that Neil Young will be ... more info

AngryApe — The Blur guitarist describes it as his "acoustic journey" more info

NME — Blur's Dave Rowntree has moved to quash rumours that he might be set to quit gigging following Blur's summer live dates. more info

NME — Graham Coxon has announced details of a new, 15-track solo album. more info