Stopcryingyourheartout.com — Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds will play in Bournemouth today before stopping in Liverpool, Cardiff, Nottingham and London as part of the UK tour.They will also be joined on stage on all dates listed below by a three-piece brass section and the C... more info

Guardian Music — Who to see this year's at Dorset's Larmer Tree GardensNorth Dorset's Larmer Tree Gardens plays host to the seventh End of the Road festival this weekend, when festivalgoers will be tiptoeing among the free-roaming peacocks to enjoy organic food, indi... more info

Guardian Music — Graham Coxon cranked it up, and Kasabian set their phasers to fun, as Reading syndrome set in en masse. Perhaps the Cure's punishing set had something to do with that"They're either celebrating their good results, or they've abandoned life because of... more info

Guardian Music — After cancellations and slow ticket sales, organisers hope to bounce back in 2013Festival organisers are blaming a combination of bad weather, the Olympics, the economy and the absence of Glastonbury this year for a summer of poor ticket sales and ca... more info

Guardian Music — ParkLive is already available on iTunes, and a deluxe box set is due in November featuring a 60-page bookBlur have released a live album of their Olympic closing concert. Just days after the band played Hyde Park in London, a recording of the gig is ... more info

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Guardian Music — Maida Vale Studios, LondonAfter Blur's 6 Music gig – the first of two shows they're playing for BBC radio tonight, to begin what they have suggested may be their last fortnight as a band – their 1995 single, The Universal, plays on the air. This ... more info

ContactMusic — Blur feel like they are drowning in the commercialism of the London Olympics The Parklife hitmakers - who are made up of singer Damon Albarn lead guitarist Graham Coxon bassist Alex James and drummer Dave Rowntree - find the corporate side o... more info

ContactMusic — Graham Coxon says Blurs Parklife album was sarcastic The singer-songwriter doesnt understand why people regard their third studio album as a celebration of Englishness as the lyrics in the title song - written about their experiences on... more info

411 Mania — Graham Coxon says their second album didn't fit the music scene... more info