Guardian Music — Egypt – Children Of The Revolution | New Girl | The Cutty Sark | How The Brits Rocked America: Go West | Storm Chasers | StellaEgypt – Children Of The Revolution7pm, BBC2It is almost the first anniversary of the demonstrations in Egypt that toppl... more info

NME — Go West and Dr and the Medics also signed up for '80s Rewind 2011' in Scarborough more info

The Music Fix — It's A Sin if you can't tell who Take That have picked as their support act this summer. more info

The Vinyl Villain — Yes, I know it was originally released by The Village People in 1979, but it wasn't until Pet Shop Boys did their take on it in 1993 that it became a real institution.The supporters of thousands of football clubs have adopted it in some shape or form... more info

Guardian Music — Kanye's comeback continues apace, thanks to his clever use of technology, writes Chris SalmonKanye West rose to prominence in 2001 after producing the best tracks on Jay-Z's finest album, The Blueprint. And, although West has done plenty of daft thin... more info

Guardian Music — Hurts have the backstory and the image down pat, but the songs just don't stick, says Alexis PetridisAnyone concerned about the veracity of information found on the internet might look long and hard at the case of the Wanky Balls festival. According... more info

Guardian Music — What were people at Glastonbury saying on Twitter?@scissorsisters At stone circle. Happy Glasto everybody. This has been one of the best days of my life@MichaelSucks Dizzee rapped. Florence sung. I came close to crying@captainseebass I never thought ... more info

Guardian Music — Royal Festival Hall, LondonThree years since his belated breakthrough into the mainstream, the cult of Seasick Steve shows no sign of abating. These days, the former hobo is more accustomed to playing the Royal Albert Hall and Hyde Park than the stre... more info

Guardian Music — Various venues, BrightonManchester's In the City may have the oldest reputation, and the Camden Crawl the NME seal of approval, but Brighton's Great Escape can claim to be the urban festival with the most improbable venues. Here you had the opportuni... more info

All About Jazz — Former Texas gubernatorial candidate, political commentator and self-proclaimed "author, columnist, musician and beautician" Kinky Friedman will perform on the West Coast this summer for the first time in nearly 20 years. Dates for the Go West Young ... more info